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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
NirhmdrFfc

ct. 9ouis, %. Nar;. - Sdmeiue !:
,3urubr 200, Serienbnng 100; Scrtaufe I'll
$6.15 bis $7,2Q. - 9finppiehh: i2,Gfupr 2i;ffupr 100,
gJericnSnhg 200; &crtduie su $3.50 bis
Sdaafc: 3ufubr $50, Serienpung
$50, Sert6uIe III $4.75 bis $6.15.
&btcago, q. 0tari. - Die 3ufubr
pom Sdneinen belief fid) bcute uuf 10000
Stiid; &erienburg 600; bic Yrciie oarirs
ten ,mii6en $500 nub $40. - 9tiuSUieb:
i3ufubr $500, &erlenouug $500; Scrtdufe
Su$3. 90 bis $3.50. - Sdaafe: 3ufubr $500,
S>erienouug $500; SertdWfr iu $500 bis
&G3h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Srr GeIhutargE

Ytem YOrt 2S. NEQr5. 6olgeN
bes iinb sic S6luBnuttrungen: @clO bradte
&c @rp5cnt unS iflOB 81 G-0YroScnt. =
Sterling <g8ediel 4.858-4,S6 aui 50 Gage,
4.89-4.89t uuf Si6t. - SuuOcS Sblisattus
men: ucrldreerte Setier 1911 90. scr 1884,
4Izproi Has DO. 4spro;. 119s. - 2(ttieu {:
GbamS' grpreB 142, &cntrul BaciIic 81 l.
@bci. & Sbio 23i, @rtc 373, 90. 4riur. 20,
cate Sbore 1194, rs. Central S4s, Nortbs
gGcTtern 1924, 90. Yrtor. 140s, NzY. @cus
trail 1881, Yttt8burg 13S, ReaOtug 50 J, Sod
SslauO 1929, llniOuzR Racifc 115t, 28eiterl
e llnion 81. - llnteridatamtSz SiluuS: 9art@
uelS &SS. PA BE. .36, ,@ourautS4, 233, 81 6. .j5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Nintthnten i'm 0Nrffcli.

. @5tCagO, Sus., 2S. W0r5.- G0uar0
Stedlcr, Elm nidt iebr gut bcleumunOeter
Diann, melber III 9lr. IA, gSeIt=2atcitraBe,
cine 8irtbidait bctreibt, cridoB beute
Abeno einen jungcn GrpreB 6ubrmaun,
Namens g8m. Dittdeu. Gr bebauptet,
Olithe0 babe icire @elbi6ublaOe bcraubel
uo(len, allciu bic 6reunbe oes @et0Otetcn
bchaupten, Steher babe obue alle llriad)e
Streit nit bemielbru angefaugen.
gSaperlp, 8, %. OtdrS. -,3mct Dtdn-
ner, NamcnS 9fi6er, &ater mn SObu, nun
BEN beutc 9lbenS 81 SaSper, 9, uabe oieicr
Staot, pon eincm gepiiien Sbropibire iibcr
bcn Saufen geidOiieu unO ougcnbliflih ac=
tDStet. Gin Srnlilicnjmiit peraulaBtc bic
Sluttbdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
S@dnsiiebe @fiebanelIua eiuer
SretIiu.

SprtngficIb, Snail, 28. Dtdr;. -
6rau $. gSaa, cine 75jdbrige gSitme in
6lorenca, murbe ipGbreno Der pergauBencH
Nod)t ourd unbetannte FeriOucn aus ibrem
Sette geriiien uub 10 ld)rcdlid miBbonbelt,
ban lie ,Dmerli& nit Dem SebeH NGpoH tOmz
men miro. S;;c beuabrte angebltd cite
Summe @elO in i6rem $oanie diif thr Die
9lnarcifer molltcn bieIe5 @elb rauben. Die
Toli,ei fobnbct ali Oie Serbred)er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Sin @erbrs d derpaar pernrtbeilt

Nortb SroD, ST., 90. Ntdr;. - Ser
BrojeB gegen GbmarO uub Clara Beters,
meld)e I'M letten gfOpember etncu pon ibneu
aboptirten febeujdbrigen auaben iu 0tans
ionpiue, Sue., bnrd 9unger unb MtBbaub-
lungen ;u Sooe marterten, puroe beute III
Sipeetsburg, Gue., beeuOet. Gbmarb YeterS
muroe oes Ntprbes i'm eriten @rabe iiber-
iii6rt unb ioI an %. 9(pril .. S. gebdngt
iperben Die 6rau murOe beS 3ootidlagS
iiberfiibrt NIB 81 ;ebn 3ubreu 3udtbauS
berurtheilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
GesaAtiete Shmussler.

ct. Yaul, Minn., 90. Mars. : Die
Naf)rift ift bier einsetroffeu, baB 9apitdn
aline uom Is. Snianterie Hesimeut Die cana
oiifen Salbblutz zSnoianer uno ShnHissler,
peld1e ben Sderifi Sealep cine .3eit lang
sefangen bielten, eiubolte, iie iibsr Den Mtlt,
Riper oeriolste unS ibr bauptiddliafes OOrf
,eritorte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
SattiIlmprS.

Gan Sraujisc'O, %. 0idr; - 5Obu
5. Siilalea, pel6er Is Sabre lang ais @lerf
III 9ienleu beS S6ulratbs in Ser Stabt
Tem= 2ort itanb unO ieit eiuiger 3eit ais
Sdiffsitauer bier beidGftigt mar, crmOrOete
in ser pergangenen 9tadlt ieiuc Satin burd
mebrsre Weiieritidle. giferiuft ioa bic Ill
indle heS gSerbrehenS aemeieu iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
MuS MrriFc

StoSt McTifO, 2S. gidr;. Die
rNitritaHildc &auimauuS Sant, ocren etn
gejabltes Sapital 81, 900, 600 betrGgt ipurOe
beute bier er6ffnet. 0icielbe mir0 $2, 500.
600 in 9lotcn el1ittireu unb 3mciganlalten
i'll allen bauptab!id]en StQbteu ser 0ftbu
blif griiubeu Die 8ant itcbt inter Ger
Nrrmoltllud uou Siuaebnreucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Nrdiiecntenipabl iu oct Nepublie
Columbia.

Yauama, %. Mdr;. = Or. 3alSua
purbe ais Yrdiibeut Der Ser Staatcn BON
Columbia ermdblt. Grlter SiceprGiibent lit
Der ieitberige Yrdiibent Or. 9tune;. 9a
3albua beiabrt uno frdntlid 1T, 10 1T es
leidlt m0glid), baB gtune, balo luieoer Die
TrGltbentid)aft erbdlt. Gin i'm @ongre6 pon
Columbia einsebradter Seldlu6 foroert oie
GretutiDe auf, ben i'm Sabre 1916 nit ben
Ser. Staoten abgeiflofenen Sertrag aui;u=
titnOigcu unO nit benielbeu, iomie nit be1
lpaniId)= =amerifanil6en Hcpublifeu neuc Ser
trdge ab;uid)lieBeu, Durt melfe bic p.rIfiez
benartigen Sntereiien be;aglid) oes Bananlaz
aanales in gtnflang gebrad)t mcroen iouen.
Man glaubt, baB Der SeIdlnb oen gSea bah
nen uirb III elmer Nentralitdts=9 =9arautic iiir
ben Sanal 3ipiid)en ben Rcpublifeu Der nereu
nnp ben 9anSelsz9fationfn Der alten sSelt,
Arbeiter= Nmacleeeubciten.
u banp, N.=O., %. ltar;. - 9oniitc II
bcr Typographical llniou" beluhten beute
bic ueridiebenen ,3eitungs= unb anbere
Srudereien uub batten @onlultationen i'm
Setreff Der Ginfiibrung einer neuen Treisz
LITE. US bat leet ben anlfein, ais Oh Elm
@ompromiB in benjenigen Srufereien III
Stanbe foninen tptrb, in Delten lluiouS=
Seser beldditi9t iinb. Oa aber @eeo, Far
ions & Comp. unb oas yGpeuing Sournal"
feine Unions z0rudereien iino, 10 iperoen Die
lelben on ibren alteu Yreilen feifbalten.
Settere befiirdlten nidlt, baB elm etlpaiger
Strife" ernitlid)e @eiddftsuuterbrefang
berbeifiibren pirb.
Ortlanb, 0ie., ss. 0idr;. = Die
hieiigen Sd]iffs;imnerleut. iinb fir cine
Grb0bung ibres 9obnes Don $3.50 ami $500
pro Gag ausgeifanbeu. Niebrere Strnlen
baben Die Sorberuug bereitS beipilligt.
gieWsglort, %. Ntdr;. 9llS gS. $.
Gnslano Die bieiige ,8orlb" an .iidD brafte,
iuurbe Der 9obn Der Sdriftieter BON 45 auf
40 Gents pro 1000 Nts rebusirt unb Die Ser
haltniiie geitalteteu fid) berart, baB Die beiten
Seser ibrer augabe mad nidt iiber $15 pro
gSof]e uerbienen fonnten. lin 10 llbr beute
abenb itanben bic Seber fir 45 Gents pro
Sanienb aus nnb oerlaugten @arantie fir
iiebenitiinbige Nrbeit pro Gag Sr. gng=
LAMB ldlug bic SoroerIng ab unb bic Seeer
perbarren auf ibrem ausfanbe. Die 8oden=
ausgabe Der .Horlo" tpirb in Solge ees
Strites tpabrlheinlih persosert iperbeu.
0as Griheiuen beS tdglihen 8lattes mtro
Sar4 ben Ausfaab utat psrbiuosrt w.rbsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29

Sn Der Ndbe BON @arning, O.,
erplootrte geftern ber Dampifeiiel elmer benz
Srn. Henben 0entere geboriaeu bemesbaren
Sdgemiible. Gin Waun ipuroe aet0ofet uuo
bier anbere Yerionen, oaruuter Der Giaeus
tbRmer, erlittsu t0btlide Serlesunseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29

Or. 8enion Setleriez unbSas
miflen Ytllen pirfen birett auf bas
Nerpenipifem Mno perleiben ibm Sraft uno
Ausbauer. YreiS so @euts Die Sdad)tel,
franco sligtidltdt, ober burd jeben Apotbeter
~ be5ieben. Office Dir. 134, 6rautlinfrabs,
Baltimore, Wfo. Gan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Yic g3Inttern in Giurinun4i

Cincinnati, 2S. @idr;. ;.-Sier;ig gr-
franfungcu uno iiinf GooesfdlIc on bcn
Slnttcrn wurocu bcnte bier berihtet. Die
.3dbl Der Grfrantungcn 1T Die ar0Gte, bic
iomeit al einem eiu;iaen Gage in 0jeier
Staat gCmcloet nur0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Sr allen aPSt6stsRBH 5G5eE.
wRan Iefs ,,5aIib une sBabr.''
2ln baS 9ublifum!

u .auu feline bshers garautie fGr ben Herts boa
Dr. Rnhpaps aItbegrnnesten X. X. x, SellmftfetR
nifaetpieien pereeH, ais bic essnben une nuSloleu
Ra6abmnnseE herieben. % aisbt iolpobl fai@e, Re
Iplpents," nlS ou1 ,.8eIiefs" une aPlaS." Sebet
Gal4 ror unh perIanat uur Raemaps unS acbtet bar.
Krtita tsHnests C5Rig20. .&NG&S9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
IS mar Oos erfe unO in Oas siu,ias
idmer3bertilgenoe Mtttel,

has imgIusenbIide ben nudIeneen 9eeenGinbnIt t5uf
has ent5inoungen unb Gouseitionen 5eit, n0aer lie
nun an ben Yinaen, bem Yiageu ben gngepefeen ben
enmaliger Nnipen6una.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
s q | 0 ut |.

Rouiommsn cbns ies6en 8eigei6ma6, elegant NIT
idbsm Snmnti 8laiirt purairsn, re8IIrsn, TetniasH
unb itdTfen.
Raewaps Nilen sur pur nger erdnfbsiter hes
Wagens 6er Seber Der geodrme, Der Reren, Der 1lds
fipn 9bspssiie bil6is 3uItdnns, Tie6sr, HtersiSss
gnttilrerup, 6dmprrboipen Iub ole auoeren 2eibeu
6es unterIeibes. Cine boutontmene BUR gnrautirt.
Reiu begsabIIH6, feline Spur bon 9ertur, ItneraIeu
cher ibdbliden GrpGuer.
rs DQau beadte foIgenbe Sbmptome bon Rrnr.bd
ten Der gerbdrulnssorgdne 8eritppfuHg, iunerlit
6dmorrboiben, BlutipauunS nod eem Ropfe, 5aiIrs
i'm Ndgen, uebeltet SpbbreuHen Gtel Dor oem @iien,
Ta9enerideT, iaures 4uiitpben, Snsen ooer Bsben
bes Sersens eritidenbes @efIbt beim SteseH, 9ebsl
ober 6lddern bpr ben Nugen, Steber rHo elinigt
S6mersen i'm Rppie, itDtsn6en Atbem, gelbes Ansls'
ben her Saut Inb Der @ueeu, Seitenits6eH S9msrDen
in Der Brlit uub in nen Gliebern pIpsli1s AnpauGn'
aen bpn Site Brennen oes 5leii6es.
Giuiae 9pIer BON Raetpdp's piIeH toereer e1s
Sbftsn bon allen ObengenanntsS arani4sssn ss'rssn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Nreis % GentS pro s6a6teI.

Etr fpieserboIcn, Sa5 Der es'er pnTersr 8a4sr UnN
s6rifteu aber arani5elten Rns ssrsn RUE ia'Strs5
mus, pOr sasm:
r6ulid uuO Babr,"
,Iaopas iiber Srritable llretbra,"
,Olaowap iiber StrOpbelu"
unS anssreS6rftea iiber eraubeitsr bsr4ieSusr Art
Tlan fhi6e eine Briefmnrte an Rlstpa5 GomH..
SIR 80 @arrens, Gde Der Gburhitrass Rsu sgort.
eaS Belebu ne, Tauienes Bon Dollars psrt9. pIrs
Guh sussi4itt peTsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
g S6ipinSim6t

SerSrnatN nrS tu5ertu6ir4bt6jiis ifrpSbuI6s
ltiIteu Scihen 6inbipnOen GntartlIrS NM sS-.
laparnn8 ocr Herer, 3ntcrtrautbci llrinperbolt,ra
Qc'prttae SuNcring 9epdbrt po icu't Gatbeter ass
mslr IbtriIifs iiD, Slaitutetr ans IN oaen sSGsn
~ ''~N'' CN1sA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
GaropdifGe Sa6ef6eriGte.
Sin Martina iIhrr 01nrrifn

yono on, 28. Mtdr,.-0r. Samuel 0tur-
len, Observation-Disclosures fiji: 8rif1l, belt
gcitern 9lbenb DOR Der Young Mer sIChriat-
ian Association einen SOrtrag itber 2lmez
rita. Gr iagte, er CLAUDE, OaB Die 9tegie-
ring bon giep=gOrf 10 unreiu unb corrupt
lei, lpie cine &egierung nur iein tGnne. Gr
lobte oen perftorbenen 8i6ter 2ougfellom
un1 iagte, oerielbe lei uou @utbuiiaSmus fiir
Gu9lau0 geiueien. Gum Sdluhe duBerte
9teSuer bic toOifuuug, bnB in @uglanO Die
2luldt SSur5el falien m0gc, oaB Die @ng=
lduocr uno 9lmeritaner in 2lllent, mas bie
9Sohliubrt Der menidlfen @eIeuIbaft aube=
lanai. SriiOer ieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Gnt3lnSnne Der Sarn6laIc nuS ber
Nfiercn,

icips bel troni'6en 5dasu bon peiBcm Slus ur5 g,.
barmtterleibeu.
Cine 6laide ertbdl mebr attibe uub beiItraftto.
Glemente, als traeno elm 0neeres 8rdpnrdt Die Wss
ot5til trirn tbeeIoitepee geupmmen pdbrenb uubert
Hittsl iiInt bis iedbs Nal 10 pel eriOrSern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
gefesrap6if6e 9epef6en.

Beri9te ber ,,9thocirtsn gree" fir ben 0ettI6sn
@prrsippneentsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Gin Spaar pro TlafAe.
q. q. &.
GoDwaD's TeaSO Ofelief
fnrirt uhr perbiitrt

Giubr, 8tarrb0e, Cholera WOrbus, Eie5sr
uno SdmerI &beumattsmus, ner0Ols
Shmcr5eu 0ipbtberitts, 9alSeuts
SiinOnng, SnfIuen;a, Gt5.
mungSbeld)meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
Sn elmer 6is ,pan,ig Minatea,

tpteIebr and bic Rtermutiben 8sttIdgeraen S6fpds
den 8ertriIppelten Gerpbier, Ghtigeu poer an ions
tiger arnntbe Seioeu6en eequalt ieiu mbgen Nab
ndp sReGeD Reifcf' uirb augenbhdIi9eSlIie i3aIs
enbei
GnBiinbungen Der Gicreu, Gnt;itnouugen btr
Slaie, @cOdrm= @nt;in6ungen, 2ungenz9 Son,
geitiOnen, S0alsleiben, aftbma, 6er,tlopfeu,
8ipbtberie, bpiterii6eu anfdqen, Srauns,
Satarrb, Snfluensa, &opfipeb, 3abuItmer,
gen, Neuralgie, &beumatismuS, taltetr uub
beiBem 6teber, SIbneraugeH II. 6rotbeul.u.
Die InipenSuue Ses ,,Rsaop 8sIef" an Der ober ben
leeenben Stelen tpire aIsbaIS bsbGge GrIsi9terlRg
dafien.
2reisis bis is6sys 5ropfsu babon in einsm bnIber
GrinfglaS BON Baer tperben in iuenigen AugenbI6eu
ardmpie, Wla9eniGitre, GDbbrsnnsn, RopIi6mer,su,
Eiarrb6e, 9benterb aoltt BIdbunsen in ben Ginaes
peibsn urh ale iruerhen Shmer;en beilen.
&eiisnbe iouten INNER cine 6lnite Rabiua5B
,,8ea6p &elief" bel iid tragen @enigs Tropfen 6ds
bon, in @diier sebar, belger allen ardntbeiteu unS
ben eamtt pertnptteu Seioen, Die aus benz 8ebr1uIt
ifeteu 8aers entipriu9ei, bor Gs III Elm 4eIiers&
StiuIuIdit ais fran;oitider Yranbb oper Bitterer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
0erSaunnas. .SeIhtpcrsru

&uBr EiarrtTe, Cholera Wcrbus cSer '5msr;beFtex
Stuhl9an9 fpereen IN l5-2O Dhnuten hlrirt burg
Aaepap' Jtedtp RcliC 9eber geriopfind. NOD yHts
iiinbNn9, ireber Stpate, nod Nattigteit Oeruridst
Der 9sbraub bon ". ". 8elief
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-29
AZ. eonsrsR. : @rIte Sitaag.
Die SariFraae.

Innahmc Der EdrifsGrmmiiiIons.SSin I'M Sc'
nate. Die Debate nber sie mam!itbr ssprs
laac i'm iSaufc erpffuct
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q a . 10 d y s
@egnlircnbe YiQen.
Gin seas1aSS;;!if6es @rfatmittsl fac

Bprtpnlmene Gur9dnlen, iiubernSe Hbf6hr
mittel, mtrfen obne 2dImeri, ffets iuperldis
zig une natiIriidb in ibrer CperdtfpH.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-04
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
TO Sell A Household AR
ticle.

THE poor as well as the rich, the old 40
4 well as the young, the wife as well as the
hus and, the young maiden as wei as the
young man, the girl as well as the boy, may
lust as well earn q few dollars in honest EN-.
ployment. as to sit around the house and wait
for others to earn it for them. We can give
you employment all the time, or during your
spare hours only; travelling or IN your own
neighborhood, among your friends ana &C
quaintances. If you do not care Tor employ
ment, we can impart valuable information 70
YOU free of cost 1t will cost you only one
cent for postal card to write for our fros-
pectus, aud it may be the means of making
you a good many dollars
Do not neglect this opportunity. You dS
not have to invest a large sum of money. ana
run great risk of losing it. You Will readl-
ly see that il will be au easy matter TO make
from $40 to 500 week, and establish in-
crative and independent business, honorable,
straightforward aud profitable, Attend TO
this NOW, for there is MONEY in III for all
who engage with us. We will surprise you
and you Will wonder why you never wrote to
us before. We send full particulars free
Address BUCKEYE MFG co,
Name this paper.l Marioh' onlo'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-04

NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED TO
4 Y the following named defendants, and to
all owners of or claimants to the rea! estate
and improvements thereof, or lmpr Vemen
when assessed separately, hereinafter 9secio-
ed, known or unknown: GU are hereby no.
tilted that suits have been commenced in the
Justices Court, Silver City town hip, county
OF Lyon, State Of Nevada. Jno. W. Gr.ef
Justice, by the Stste of Nevada, plaintih,
against each of the defendants hereinafter
named. and of each Of the following &C.
scribed tracts or parcels of land, with the i'm
provements thereon, and improvements when
separately assessed, snd all owners OF or
clsimants to the same, known or unknown,
10 recover the tax and delinquency assessed
to said defendant against said property for
the fiscal year commencing January LIST, 1881,
and ending December 3lst 1881. and that a
summons has been duly issued IN each case.
ana you are further notified that unless you
appear and answer the complaint filed III said
eau on or before the 10th day OF March, A.
ID. 1882, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. of that day, Judg-
ment Will be taken against you and the real
eAtate and improvements herein described,
for the am unit of tax and delInqueAc spell
ned, and costs of suit.
Thomas Donahue, and the real estate and
improvements In said Lyon county described
as follows. to wit: That certain lot of land
beginning at the northwest corner OF bloc
No 7. as per official map of the town site of
Silver City, made by Ross Il. Browne, and on
tile in the Office of the County Recorder of
said Lyon county, and running along the line
OF Gay street IS feet, and back % feet, town
of Silver city. Amount, S. 50.
Sam Lewis, snd the real estate and improve
ments in said Lyon county, described as fol
lows, to wit House and lot on west side of
Gay street northwest OF the Plaza town . I
Silver City. Amount, % 80.
G. F. Blackmer, and the real estate and i'm
prOvements in said Lyon county described ss
follows, to wit; Vacant lot stween Main
aud Gay streets, in rear OF Harkins' black
smith shop, Silver City. Also frame building
and lot formerly occupied as POstotlce, stu
ated on the east side of Main street and di-
rectly north of the premises occupied by Jos.
Muncton as a saloon, town of Silver Cry.
Amount, $40 TN
G. Aubin, and the real estate and improve
ments in said Lyon county described fol-
lows to wit: Hou and lot on west side or
Succor Raviue, town of Silver CITY.
Amount, SO 80.
The South End Gold and Silver Mining Co.
and the improvements in said Lyon county
described as follows, 20 wit: Building on
shaft on mining claim of said defendant,
aboutone hundred yards east Of the Virginia
and Truckee railroad. Amount, s. %.
GEO. W. KEITH. District Attorney,
RA. COOKE, Sheriff.
Silver City, Lyon county, New. Feb. 9th, 1882.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-04

-THE Californian for March
con tains an illustrated article on
Southern California, entitled "The
Crown of the Valley" The illustra-
tons are not equal to those in eastern
magazines, but are good enough to
add to the appearance Of the book.
"a Logical Sequence" new serial
by Warren Cheney begins in this
number. This story will be built
upon love and Jealousy. and will of
course interest the young people who
live upon that kind of literature.
James Q'Mears contributes an inter-
sstlng account of the life and ambition
of VIM. Walker, the famous fillihust-
or. "At Cobweb & Crusty's" Is con-
Hnued. The illustrated narrative of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-04
DEATH OF MARSHAL ASH.

Probably no man in the State has
more or warmer friends than had
Gus Ash. His sad death will be
mourned by many who were recip-
ient of Lis bounty in the days OF
his prosperity. HIS was brave,
generous nature which was never be-
lied by his actions. The grief bur-
dened family meet with sympathy
from all parts of the State, and
wherever be was known there will
be many to sorrow for poor Gus.
Although it was at first feared that
he had taken into his own hands the
completion of his course on earth, it
is now pretty certain that the fatal
pistol shot was accidental, and his
family are relieved in part at least OF
the horror attending the recollection
of his death. Although for some
time, owing to misfortune in bust
ness, he had given himself up to an
excessive use of stimulants, he never
appeared to have lost all hope, nor
was he ever other than gentlemanly
and straightforward during the time
of greatest dissipation. HIS many
amiable traits far outweighed his
few faults, and his generous, warm
hearted disposition will have a mich
in the affectionste recollectlons of
thousands of Nevadans.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-04
THENATIyE AMERICAN PARTY.

A great many foreign born and
native citiz ms make the mistake of
believing that the Native American
movement has for one of its objects
the disfranchisemen of Europeans
who have acquired the rights of cit
izen ship. Nothing Of the kind
however is advocated or intended
by the most radical supporters of the
new party. Those who came in good
faith will be defended 10 all the
rights or property they have obtained
under the laws, and they are equally
with the native born interested in
preventing any more over crowding
of the country. 1t is thu talk of
Fourth of July orators that we have
an illimitable domain, and that there
is room for all. This is all nonsense.
There is, it is true, vast ares OF un-
occupied land, but the proportion of
productive territory now unoccupied
is very small. When the nation Was
young and had population of only
three millions, immigration was need
ed to develop and defend the great
territory then possessed by few.
This territory is the same as one hun
.dred years ago, but the population
has increased to 50,000,000 people,
almost three-fourths of which are
descended from the original three
million. The great influx of immi-
grafton began in 1920, and those who
came since that time and their de-
scendants number about eleven mil
lions. The natural increase of the
population will therefore soon give
US an over crowded population, and
the sooner outside aid to this unde-
sirable result is stopped the better
for the descendants Of those who are
here. Every man who comes from
Europe lessons the price of labor
here to certain extent, and makes 1t
more dificdlt for those who were here
ahead of him to obtain employment.
If Europe sent none but her best
people the effect on America would
be injurious. This is only taking
account of the immigrants as work
men, where the final effect of over
crowding will be famine, pestilence
and civil war. 1t does not require
the argument against permitting too
many men with foreign habits and
preiudices to have voice in the con-
troll of the government to convince
any reasoning citizen that immigra-
ton should be discouraged by any
means within the power of the gov
eminent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-03-04
Sole Traders Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Mary Saul. of
the town of Sutro, Lyon county, Nevada,
wife of Christian Saul. intends to make an
application to the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in
and for said Lyon county, on the 9Th day
Of February, 1882, or as soon thereafter rs
said application can be heard, for an order Of
said Court permitting her to carry on business
in her own name, and on her own account.
pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the
State Of Nevada, approved February 9th 1867,
entitled "a Act to authorize married women
to transact business in their own names az
sole traders The business she intends TO
carry on is that OF keeping a boarding
and lodging house and dealing in wines, liq-
uors and cigars. MARY SAUL.
Dayton, Feb. 4, 1882. q. w. KEITH,
Atty for Applicant.