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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-25
QGlEHlHEsmoney. Those who al.

Those who al
WAYS take advantage of the good chances for
making money that are of red, generally BE-
come wealthy. while those who do not I'M
prove such chances remain 10 poverty. we
want many men, women boys and girls to
work for us right in their own localities. ANY
one can do tho work properly from the first
start. The business will pay more than ten
times ordinary wages. Expensive outnt fur
nished free. No one who engages falls 10
make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time to the work. or only your spare
moments. Full information aud sill that IL
needed fires. Address srINsoN b Co., Port
land, Maine,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-25

The above trains are run daily, and make
cIose connection ut Mound House with trains
OF ST 4. H., for Virginia and Reno, ana
With the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, via.
.ST. r. Il. for all points East and West.
Express tr ain from Reno and Local Passen-
gur train leaving Virginia at o'clock A. NJ
connect at Mound House with trains OF Carson
a Colorado Railroad, arriving at hawthorne
AT 340 p NJ of same day, come" ting with the
United states Stage Campspy's line OF Con
cord coaches. arriving at Aurora and Bodie
same evening; arriving at Luning at s;3S
M. connecting with stages for Grantsville,
Belmont. Tybo etc. and arriving at Candle
iariA at 2 p. NJ. connecting with stages for
Columbus, Silver Peak. Montezuma. Aida
Valley, gold Mountain, Benton, Bishop Creek
and Independence.
HIM, YERINGroN, X. ]. LAWS,
General Supt. Asst. Supt.
ID, A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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goDIE and cANDELARIA EXPRESS.
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CARSON & COLORADO R. R.
TIME TABLE.

Taxing Effect Wednesday. March l. 1882
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03
NEW WAY OF MAKING ICE.

An important discovery is that recently
made and perfected by which ammonia
may be liquefied at a low pressure by the
use of glycerine as an absorbent, the pro-
cess being newly patented one for the
production of cold. The discovery is the
result of work begun by the late Tessie du
Motay, and perfected by Messrs. August
J. Rossi, L. F. Beckwith and T.. Gillet.
Ammonia is the best cold producer known.
The binary absorption system-the inven.
ton of Messrs. Matay and Rossi-consists
in the employment of two volatile liquids
making the chemical affinity of the gases
reduce the gases to the liquid state. Thus
the chief objection to the use of ether
and sulphurous acid heretofore employed
were overcome by mixing the gases. After
the death of NJ. du Motay Mr.. Beckwith
further study of the binary system, and
liquefyiug ammonia through its absorption
in glycerine peculiarly prepared. How it
is prepared the inventors do not say. ely.
cerine will absorb several hundred times
its volume of ammonia. By producing a
vacuum the glycerine is made again to set
free its suspended ammonia, and an intense
cold ia obtained. 1t is then reabsorbed by
the glycerine. In machine now in opera.
ton the temperature of the refrigerator
was lowed from 68 degrees Fahrenheit to
IS degrees Fahrenheit, and ice was produced
in the receptacles in twenty minutes. The
vacuum under which the ammonia was VIOLA.
talized was twenty-five inches, and the
pressure averaged only twenty-five pounds
to the square inch-in no case exceeding
fifty pounds. The difference is in having
the work done by chemical affinity instead
of by mechanical pressure. York
World.
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grim Fathers much of the Declaration of
Independence that ia, they learned and
taught that religious liberty and civil liberty
are correlatiye. Oae cannot exist without
the other. So the germs OF our republic came
over in the Mayflower. That people believed
in the open Bible. The speaker believed in
no union Of Church and State, but he did be-
lieve that certain parts Of the Bible should be
retained in the public schools as for
instance, the decalogue, the Sermon on the
Mount, with its divine teachings Of love,
good will, truth and purity. He then en-
tered into defense of Jefferson as against
the charge that he was an infdel, and cited
passages from his writings and speeches in
support So, too, of Franklin and others.
He cited expressions from Washington and
Others, and claimed that all these prove that
the fathers designed this Government to be
Christian, recognizing, as it did, God, estab-
fishing oaths, recognizing the Sabbath, and
prohibiting official acts on that day, etc. 81
they designed the Government to be Chris
tian Government in spirit-not in defense Of
Christianity, for they well knew it needed
none, but because the principles of Christian
ity they knew 70 be the best bonds Of strength
for nation. Shut up the Bible and the
and the nation will 60 down. All
the skepticism of the day is at the expense of
moral obligations and human happines5-he
meant by that, such skepticism as will shut
up the Bible, not merely doubts.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.
Figs are ripe and ia the market.


The Board of Supervisors and City Board
of Trustees will both be in session to-day.
A fine hotel car is being built at the rail-
road shops in this city for Mrs. Leland Stan
ford.
Sixty employees of the Central Pacific Rail.
road Offices in San Francisco went up the
road Saturday night.
The Denver excursion party, consisting of
one hundred and seven people, Will pass
through Sacramento from the East to-mor.
row.
A street sprinkling cart broke down across
the street railroad track on Saturday last in
consequence of which several of the cars were
punched.
The first rain of the season fell about IL
o'clock last night During the early part of
the evening there was fine electrical display
in the east.
The express Office will be closed tomorrow
except from II NJ. TO 1890 P. N. for the de.
livery of letters. The banks will be closed
to-day and tomorrow.
Henry Carrogher, an eleven year old boy,
fell from a step-ladder while engaged in clean
ing the windows of a Third-street restaurant.
on Saturday. and broke an arm.
VIM. Forbes, native of England, was on
I0aturC9y maze q cltlZen Oh tDlS country by
order of Judge Clark, upon the testimony Of
Robert Forbes and 2. Douglass.
The road between Sacramento and Wood.
land, which in consequence of the breaks in
the levees has beea closed for some time, is
now open and passable for teams.
The excursion from Palisade to San Fran
cisco passed through the city at 5:15 P. NJ. on
Saturday. There were one hundred and fifty
in the party, most of them from Eureka and
Reno.
The management of the Young Mems
Christian Association held religious service
last evening on the sidewalk in front of the
Postotfice. An organ was moved onto the
sidewalk, the singing was good, and the au.
dience large and attentive.
The Chief of Police has given instructions
to the police officers to arrest all parties who
fire those large China bombs and pistols on
the Fourth of July. The Fantastic Com
mittee have also asked the protection of the
police during their procession. Any one
throwing explosive material at those taking
part in the exercises will be promptly arrested.
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OREGON.


Teamster Fatally Beaten-Horse Thieves.
PORTLAND, July 1st-A Cabinet Landing,
| Montans, special says: Tonight Hank
Clark, a saloon-keeper, made an unprovoked
assault on Jack Webster, a tesmster in the en-
ploy of the North Pacific Railroad, who was
beaten over the head with a revolver, crush
ing his skull. The wounds will undoubtedly
prove fatal. Clark Immediately fed to escape
possible lynching. A boatman, who assisted
Clark to escape, and two other suspicious
characters, were ordered to leave town by
vigilantes. They left.
A Cabinet Landing, Montana, special says:
A regularly organized band of horse thieves
is said to exist, with some of its members 10.
Gated at this and other convenient points on
the Pen d'Orielle Lake and Clark's Fork to
Missoula, operating in connection with others
in eastern Washington and northern Idaho,
whence the horses are stolen and driven north
toward British Columbia. Some valuable
horses have been taken from this immediate
section, while attempts to run off others have
been unsuccessful.
Body red-Fire-Untrue Report.
PORTLAND, July 2d.-The body of the man
drowned at the dock at the foot of Madison
street last Monday was recovered this even.
ing. 1t proved to be that of VIM. Mcbride,
lately from San FRANCISCO.
The Cutting Packing Co. g cannery at Oak
Point was burned last night, and is a total
loss. There was partial insurance. The
books are in the safe, which went to the bot.
tom of the river.
The report about the lighthouse tender
Shubrick being in dangerous position is not
true. She was aground, but soon got into
deep water.
Attempted suicide-Indian Killed.
PENDLEroN, July 1st.-J. T. Emerson, of
this place, formerly of Los Angeles, was con.
victed of the larceny of cow. During last
night he attempted to commit suicide by TAX.
ing poison, and now lies in critical condi.
ton. If he RECEIVERS he will be Immediately
tried on an indictment for perjury, in at
tempting to swear the larceny off on another
person.
1t is rumored here that an Indian was shot
and killed on the reservation, June Doth, by a
white man
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,
Ex-Governor VIM. Irwin is in the city.
Gle. Merrill, of Placerville, is in the city.

| Ex-Governor VIM. Irwin is in the city
Gle. Merrill, of Placerville, is in the city.
NJ M. Drew, United States Marshal, is in the city
E. A. Belcher, of Marysville, was in the city Sat
urdsy.
jose ph Hahn and his family have arrived safely in
Germany.
James o'Brien, of smartsvilie, was in Sacramento
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Cox, of this city is visiting friends in
Malysyille.
r. T. Mills and family have removed from Folsom
Mrs. D N Thorpe is at Rocklin, the guest Of Mrs.
A j. Bump, Deputy Assessor, is spending few
DAYS in the city.
Miss NJ A. Leahee, OF Grass Valley. is teaching
school at Sheridan.
DR.. T. A Snyder and wife will return from Los
Angeles this evening.
J. Carrigan, OF Folsom has returned to his home
from visit to the Bay
Mrs Fisk, of San Francisco is visiting the family
OF ]. H. Smith at Folsom.
II. A. Beamis and family have zone to spend the
summer in Shasta county.
Miss May Stanley, of Sacramento, is visiting
friends at North San Juan.
Edward Griffin, stenographer, came up from San
Francisco Saturday evening.
Noah 3. Houston, OF Folsom, has been i'll the city
for the past three or four days.
j. Levison, of Rocklin, was in the city on Satur-
day, and returned home in the evening.
Thomas Reynolds, Deputy Secretary of State, and
wife have returned from San Francisco.
Miss Rosa McMahon left Yesterday for two
months visit to Downeville and vicinity.
d. 3. Redding and "a party Of ten er twelve have
gone on fishing excursion to the NcCloud river.
pleasant surprise party was given Miss Katie
Hamilton, OF Folsom, last Saturday evening BY her
young friends.
Mrs. Stanford and son and her brother, Ariel La
throp, went up the road to NEST Governor Stanford
Saturday evening.
J. W. Darling and wife, OF Michigan, are visiting
relatives in Sacramento, the guest of Mrs Chloe
Doan and Miss A. D. Hall.
Judge j. A. Waymire, who has been holding Court
for Judge benson during the past week. departed
for San Francisco Saturday evening.
a. II. Mcdonald, formerly of this city, has re-
Gently been appointed Deputy City Superintendent
of the Public Schools of San Francisco.
D. o. Mills and wife, whiteaw Reid and family,
William II. Barnes, of the San Francisco Call, and
C. S. Givens of Sacramento left Omaha yesterday
to arrive in this city July 9th.
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house of B. r. Webb and its contents, st
Long Tom, were entirely destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. There is no insurance.
Fire at Grfdley.
GRIDLEY, July 1st.-Neers restaurant and
two-story brick building adjoining were de.
stroyed by fire this afternoon. The loss is
about s.. 600; insured for about 5000.
A Ratification Meeting.
STOCKTON, July 1st.-A Democratic mass
meeting was held on Hunter-street Square
this evening to ratify the nominations made
by the Democratic State Convention at San
Jose. d. J. OullahaD. DIR. G. Grattan, James
H. Budd, A. G. Paulsell and Joseph H. Budd
were the speakers. Forty guns were fred.
Accidental Shooting.
SANTA Cruz, July 2d.-At Camp FELTON,
to-day, A. j. Duncan, foreman of the Cali.
fornia Machine Works, Beale street, San
Francisco, shot himself. The ball entered
the fesby part of the right leg, midway be-
tween the hip and knee, going around the
bone and lodging under the skin below the
knee inside the leg. He was firing at target
with bulldog six-shooter. The wound was
bsndaged. and the injured man sent to San
Francisco on a stretcher.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

WALLA WALLA, July 1st-In the Walla
Walla valley crops will hardly be up to the
general average. The dry weather has pre-
vented grain from growing, still wheat is
heading out fairly. but the harvest will not
nearly come up to the expectations formed
one month since. This is caused as much by
poor farming as by the drought. In many
cases volunteer wheat has been allowed to
grow three seasons in succession on the same
ground. Fall-sown wheat is up to the usual
care has been taken to put it in properly
Fully one.half the country this year is sum.
mar fsllow
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NEVADA.
Arrival OF Insane-Excursionisis

RENO New, July 1st.-The State insane
patients from Stockton, 14S in number, ar.
rived this morning, and were safely lodged in
the new asylum here at 6 o'clock.
Eight carloads of excursionists from this
State left Reno at o'clock for San Francisco
and Santa Cruz. The excursion train is due
to arrive in San Fran cisco at II o'clock to.
nioht
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Disastrous CIGudburst - Destruction by
Fire-Democratic Ratification Meeting
Teamster FatsIIy Beaten with a Re.
yoIyer Horse.tbieves In Montana -
Crops in walIa Walia yalley-News
from the Hawaiian Islands Chinese
Laden steamer Overdue-Death from an
Overdose of Laudanuih-Arrest OF Mo-
tOr.0us Hotel Thief-Efc.
20 ssss
InlspATo1Iys OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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UTAH.


MI EasttTH ENCursfUH aftJ'
SALT LAKE, July 1st.-This evening 112
excursionists from Bloomington, ILL.,. arrived
in Salt Lake on their way to California and
Oregon. They came unexpectedly, and the
city being crowded with strangers, they had
trouble in procuring hotel accommodations.
They leave this afternoon for San Francisco.
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no MY pLp- pATRowg.

Z BIIIL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES ID
y you are 30 unfortunate AZ 70 require then
with mind ulatured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order can safely gay that thore Is hardly
disease In the catalogue Of human Ills that can.
not treat % successful issue
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past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience I am now able TO treat you with the
certainty Of success. no case peculiar 70 your
delics,e organism g beyond my sure control.
hy Female Monthly Medicines ere superior h
any Offered heretofore, and will ba warranted N
have the desired effect ia all CAGES.
Thoeo Of the public who need my sorYioe car
depend upon gentleTnanly, honorable and scientific
treatment AZ reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been in
gured By youthful indiscretiOns and those who
have contracted local diseases.
PerEc ns afflicted can, n Lney prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines by express with full
Instructions All letters must DO directed J H.
jOsSELYts, n. D 223 Butter street, saa Francis.
CO, cEi.I
Cure warranted IA ell csscs, or no pay required
Consultations, personally OF by letter, gratis Send
for booz Comfortable apartments for patients Al
my InfrrnaTy t~he1. desired). With experienced
ConElltatien Pariors 90 Suffer gtreot, adIolnIrg
the Young Men Christian Association Building.
Ofhco nourg--Fr0m A. =. 70 sPM.
~ Diploma bangs Ia rsy once.
Purchase ray E5say on Physiology and Maria
Bcf sac BY All nswsteslers
j. u. J0RsEERH, n. ..
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0 Druggists, Dry Goods Men, Etc.
CRACKERS & CORRECTIONS!

-" FISHER, NOS. sos AND $40 STREET,
III Sacramento, has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALiFOREIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prces with difference in time and freight
in favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS. at lowest market rates fe22-3p6m
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, July l, 1882:
Balance on hand last report ........ s224 POI 40
Receipts for the week. ................. 1922 20
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BEWARE OF limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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The Mechanics Store will remain open this
evening, Monday, July Sd, until 10 o'clock. >
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To MORROW, July 4th, the Mechanics Store
will be closed all day.
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JAMES o. NEVILLE, the general import and
export agent of Inc Allen Line. and general
late exhibition trip to the States, my old
foe, the rheumatism. attacked me, and gave
me rough siege. Having read the indorse.
ment of well-snown people who had used st.
Jacobs Oil determined to give it a trial. In
two weeks time L was as well as ever, and
fully able to attend to my business"
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POLL TAx.-Monday, July Sd. will be the
last day to pay 50 poll tax for 1882. Personal
property taxes must be paid on or before
Monday, July 81, in order to save trouble
and expense. J. W. Houston, County AS
SCISSOR.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Pavilion Tneater-H averly's Minis trels, July eth.
Ancient Order of Foresters, tonight.
Notice to the public-Fantastics.
Sacramento Battalion Of Uniformed Patriarchs.
The babies of Maumee use Castoria.
Building and Sacramento Association, TO
light.
Governors Guard Cadets, attention.
Masonic lodges, attention.
Eureka Lodge, l. o. o. F, attention.
Express office hours on tomorrow.
Grand ball on the 4th Of Juy-Hussars' Band
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CoLDEN's Liebig's Liquid Beef and Tonic
Invigorator will cure indigestion, dyspepsia
or loss of appetite. Ask for Colden's, of
druggists.
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For millinery goods, visit Millinery Parlors
at Red Hnnaa.
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LADIES will find dress goods for and 10
cents yard chemise- White Rock muslin,
40 cents, worth 70 cents; calico wrappers,
linen and mohair busters, 81; also, children's
busters fine linen), 81 %, at Anderson &
Hamm's
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GREAT CLOTHING SALE at Red House.
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FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE.
NSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 1Ol5 Fourth street,
BETWEEN j AND X, SACRAMENTO.
GENERAL NOTICES.

Btistars susar.Coated rilIs DO not de.
pend upon any mineral OF dangerous substance for
their acton upon the liver. They purely vege
table, and entail no evil consequences upon the
patient. jy3-1t
Forty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of of the best female physicians
and nurses in tho United states, and has been used
for frrty years with neveTfsiling success by millions
Of mothers fJr their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, dysentery and diarrh@a, gripping in
the bowels and wnd-coic BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, Is cents bottle
n3l-I MWS
Stephen ou's Gilt Edge Butter nj Pierce
Brls, corner Eleventh and streets. jeI-lm
scBi san. San Francisco, doubled In
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition In the
world. STA rrUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks 10 Japan, receive japanese goods h
return, and this is why lchi Ban survives on low
prices Lo2ical, isn't il? Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch OF retail country trade
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OUR stores will be closed all day tomorrow.
July 4th Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors
Mechanics Store.
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A GENERAL DESIRE is expressed that every
store and dwelling should be well decorated
with flags, thereby enhancing the gala-day
appearance of our city on the nations birth
day. At Houghton's book store will be found
the largest stock and the best quality of flags.
at the lowest prices. In fact they propose to
close out the balance of their wholesale stock
at prices that will astonish ALL
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SUPERIOR COURT.

SATURDAY, July LIST.
DEPARTMENT Two-WAYMIRE, Judge.
Wilson w. Wilson On trial.
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DEPARTMENT ONE CLARK, Judge.
People vs. C. II. Lewis, charged with burglary
Defendant appeared and withdrew plea of not
guilty, moved to set aside Information motion de-
MED demurrer entered and Overruled defendant
again pleaded not guilty set for trial July 18th
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sEERsd House new column advertisement. ;
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THE boots and shoes at the Red House
seem to be appreciated by the way they went
Saturday.
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THE Mechanics Store will be closed all day
tomorrow, July 4th.
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Hale Bros. Furnishing goods department
Red House-M ilinery PArlors, ostrich plumes
=. Anderson & Hamm-The wonder Of Sacrament,
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The Native Sons of the Golden West are
hereby notified to assemble at their parlor. at
$780,. M. Tuesday, for Ais purpose of joining
in the celebration of the Fourth.
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Our stores will remain open this evening
until 10 o'clock. Weinstock & Lubin, pro.
prietors Mechanics Store.
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EvERYrHING REDUCED at Millinery Par.
lors of Red House.