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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

II he United States Senate On To
81 ,he TariR bill ~ considered end 49,
eFal Efforts % reduce The rates o. iron and
iron ore we're defeated. and notice va
given Of amendments % the sugar schedule
II lie House bin vas introduced % retire
General ingalls, with rank Of Nsjor-Gen.
eraI. The Naval bill was further consid-
cred 10 committee and The amendment %
abolish the pay corps was adopted The TT
lIrement clause was stricken from The bill.
The Ice carnival q Montreal, Cana,
opened On The "a. The festival commenced
With the Conrractor-' drive and dinner.
Over 90 sleiehs were n line IN the process
sion. The American guests took part II
the procession
THE election for United States Sem
sfor took place IN the Two houses Of the
West Virginia legislature on he "a, and
resulted 10 the eaoice q John =. Kenna,
Democrat.
Tax Texas Legislature On The 23d
rs-elec:ed Richard Coke - the United
states senate. Preston b. Plumb wss -.
elected In Kansas and John X. NcPherso1
from New Jersey On the same day.
PAFF and Barrett were hanged u
Tralee. Ireland. % the I'd for The murder
u Thomas Brown, near Castle T-land. In<J
protested their Innocencs until ihe last.
FoUR engines were sent out o. th<
| Oitumwa branch o. the wabash Road III
ether day % open ; snow blockade betw<e1
| Mouiton and West Grove. Iowa. They 70
| stuck In heavy dsift, when four other
\ that were following ran into the snow.bount
engines iitching Al eight o. them.
a REcExr dispatch from Berlin, Ger
many, announced The death q wolfxanl
Goethe. grandson o. The poet.
A DISPATCH from Paris, France, o.
| The ga stated that ex- Enpress Eugene -
nounoed that shs ignored the Republic end
cane 10 Paris 70 display sympathy viii
| Prince Jerome. 4 40 ssid Eugene waI
cognixant 81 The recent manifesto. Her "A
herentS claimed her presence meant d.
monstration II behalf o. ne name q ~
| family o. Napoleon.
a RkcKxr telegram from Halifax, N
s., stated that The Gloucester fshinl
| schooner James A. 0ar1eId lot sjx men d
: sn0w-storm. which came up while ID
| men were hauling frsSIs-
WASHINGTON, The county soat D
Hampstead County, Ark, which BID here
toforc been several times nearly destroyed B,
IRE. ~ visited TIE other night by <lOo,
90 con6aeration. InesndIarism 80 90
peeled.
a MILwAUKKE, wis.,, woman. sufEsr
/ 49, f~o~s r.If~fou. rr.nf. - 49, a.,
\ killed Der three chiIdren with butcher
knife End attempted q hang ksrself, b.
~ cut down " neighbour.
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-oh- wai some power the <if;ie sie -
To - our @eis - tthers ~ec ~
II ~si frA' many IN evil FREE w.
We All res oni amen % these words
81 Burns: vet many 81 a. would decline
the git II il must come by looking
through another man spec-acles-
Still. the gift might % ~ dcakof gcoi.
even II We turned round and smashed
the spect1cles, - the Indian Prince
smashed the microscope that revealed
animal life in the water be drank. a.
any rate. Il j. well for US 70 know what
our distinguished visitor Herbert STen
Ger has said about our national over
work He thus writes:
Ever, where have hecn struck with
the number II faces which told in strong
lines of the burdens that had % he
borne have been struck. loo. win
the large proportion a gray-hH'ren
mcn- and In uirics hare brought out me
n that with y0u the hair begins ~
turn some ten years earlier than with
~ Moreover. In every circle 1 have
met men who had themselves suffered
from nervous collapse dine % = stress q
business. or named friends who had
either killed themselves with oserwork.
Or had been permanently incapacita'ed-
Or had wasted long periods II endeasors
70 recover health.
~ do but echo the opinion Of al %
servant persons have spoken %. thA,
immense injury j. being done BY this
h'ch-prszure life--she physique y e.,
Inc undermined He adds '-DamAEel
constitutions resPPear II children g.
fortunes yield them ~ good
We can NOT add anything % tne
weight Of the above from - profound
student IL lite We simply indorse n.
and appeal % every thoughtful person
70 verify IN his own observations ~ g.,
oct truth. Hut what y 70 ~ the enc
II the American race % prove itseli
piece 81 <p1entiG machinery worn ou'
81 IL own momentum ~ fonfhs ls1''
pasi0n.
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TN euDromo Court = Providence,
\. II. r>o-,slv dscrssd th.f ~ b>liers q
sr,,rf 800, sr,lnsf ths errs<us estate we're
Y hsvs \ dlvlis.d " In " osns., ~ arss
II sirhs yesrs.
TuR COMPTROLLER % lho currency -
w..hi,~1., 80 authorized th> old National
rs,r A. c.-hridrs. q. q eomnsncs busi-
.~-, ~ish |. c.nisei ~ A. 90 .ooo % succeed
~ rir~s x.sIo,.I R>nk.
Il ~ reDortsd from Washington. ID.
r. - osh>r Az nj H. Mutual Press A.
ecc,.fso- sni Americ>n New Exchange %
c1,~I,,.ii. n "a h>su placed o. thr POST
c01cs fr,ni 49,. s.d th.t moosv. order, ana
r.,l.ser~S Ies,~rs WOULD not u delivered q
sh~m.
tn f>;Iurs ~ Alfred Monarch Kino.
..u.- 1890. go - ,,.~. ~. sso. |.
~ -. s..c.,.csx -. c,h-, 5sv.
Tur r.iIw.v ssr;Eer. n scotland vere
-.-,-----.~1.- h--s..,,- - .h..< a..
-s. rx ,-.,c-.sss 49,. .,t,ri,.,ed
-Tr. r.-c,,;s - uev<;rg<or a.
nH,s. "E .y.
,< 1890. -~.,s-S = 10000 800
$500 ..,. < 49, .:~. ~, ~ s,cv..,m..s sron,I
800 s--s- - ~-'~r,,,r ,~.-s,, r,cr,,e-
49, ''''
r-
H ~
ASpkk, oros.er q ~ HnpeE.. 2.
~. o'eo q ~ -.n, -ssa :r
sa'... 1880. !. 49, = ~ .s,,s- "a :
". 49, r-r-- p~;.ss $1,000. W.T.
49, .n..t..s.,
T--.s r.corted l.telv thsf Va Cru.
-..-s~..-,I .S---,.-., .-,,. ~. u ...~.
- sH'-'r 800. u-- r--n-~ !. -.
$50 .Ss-ss. = .-a.sr,,o. s~.,,.s A.
.o-eher~ which sweep H. coast. and he
wexic,n southern Railroad COMPANY ~
.hont n e.t,blish ~ terminus ! snort dis-
tsnce sonth n tbe ci,v. where ! GOOD road
ste.d -. available.
n - Ala latelv th.t there ~ :
croco-,,,o, a. a. Si.se ~ Sew YORK "a
nnrch,ss some - 90 >cres a. lana IA ne
xd,rc,d.rt r.~ion .nd m.ke . pubii. p.rk
cfn !. IN. s.ns Man ~ ~ Yeilow.,on>
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T1sE INDIANA G-Eciss-AIUE1-
srx<rx-<cf ~ session - o. In.
iup'rf1n<c ~ ~ pa<>a<e - the <<n*,~
jcini RESOLUTION prose-t.nr arsln-, the passage
~ S.rinnal Hankrups I.~.
s<<<rx-Nef % H. ain pursuant % a.
tournmcnf- n resolution In relation "a to
Ni<hr3n C.fF har,or improvement ~ "a ~
a. 4 rs>1lnfion ~a< afcptI authorizing 4
<<Iecf IUuuI<<EE % devise some plan Tor in.
alcl.icn n ~ pr<rnt >><srm ~ hIrn< ror,-
y: se--r< ;shn>sn. foslk-. fsa'ser. L a.
inr /. III raiory o. hote.-<rrpcr- a. pr.-
sns f iss.s q 80 r. ;s s,.: r's, 8.
-. 4 a. az ssyism ~ a. ~. ;''-m'a..'i 1
s. ss,. ss =, :' Y ~ Ssss ~ sns'e'' r
Hor<E-A large number q petitions wern
presented asking thst = ProhItitary Amen.-
menf - me Constitution b. subuItici % ~
people.
sxx<Tr-on rhe icrh numerous petitions
werr presented ani referred >uniry reports
from committees were made. Bills we're ill.,
fruinced ~, onceruinr n publ'eaton of ~
a. occupy hIfh = ~: nxinx ~ fcs< ~ rn.-
. 1.m@ ~s.'-,E- :: ~ 49, 49,
1900 ~ .-,.1.-,. ...,.., .,-, .,.-n~e~.-.'. -
rcr,esl to .cf ~ rrct>ct sheep n1l-l4ndr. en-
rates n f-rirhf ana passengers 81 rsi'r-si-:
l<rui<rInx municipal taxc~ % ~ - - I'M
stallmenfs. etc. ~. I nir su-lrn- on a.
pe,a a III u sr,niss' jnase' srsi<~. MA
IIor<E-ne day " mainly devoted 20 the
consideration 81 committee scprrrs On bills
HilI- were introduced and rcIcrrcf--fo amend
,--e 1870. <,l'..'..- r,,-.-x 90. n.
amend the az providing for general system
"a common <chcci>
<xxsrr-t)n rnc f-th he cnnSider1rson N
-. f,....., nx..~.,-..< $500 -, .N...-s41'
49,. .',-'t ~. .,,..--. NJ -. 49,.
- 49,, ,n.-,,.-,- I<w. a~.,l< $500 \.
r1ofox.-r a. 4 .rnn ~. "a elections -. -.rf
fcr per<on. snd y ,.r. nd inse>'i<-te she
HorsE-nere w.< = breezy epi-o.e n tne
I.-,,, ..e.r,.,-- ~ Hrrrsr ~, 49,.
! !nx the var NJ Hefrnn exc|re<iIy teniei fhe
charEe- and fhrcxttncd % make -ii-ci <nre-
tn .., rs5 ,eP: .:ss t y 'r = IN, ssg.
4 B.Il< we're inrruiucef-c,mpEll nr Fr~eAu-
y ting Attorneys - institute pr,ceeiinxs tuf the
removal q IHoi.s o'1ser. we be- ne ,nto -,
4 - ctnr. 1bollsninx rnc ohce u CifF Treas
\ urer. etc
ssSx4E-on me i.sh me blli % compel fcr
~, ~ ~ $780,. n, ~. s..-e 49,. 49,, 49,.
\ 1,-rr,f,rr ~, r,,,.,... T,,,,.s,r~. ,r.<~- ~,
I Is MAKE fhcrncsn inre .rIrars.n ~ the a<s.rs
( Of the new STAR Houss- Bills were intro ircft
I Ito q to- receipts ~ etIr - foui 4ule<, 70
coa.o..ta'e Al n state eiaeA;ion2i lnst,t..-
\ Three thousand copies o. the report a t1e
4 survey 10 the kank4kec were ordered 70 ~
pr.nfed-
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~ uILk - 10 0@4t< 04y 14@44441~~
q ceags,s p psnsioa ~ csssoa's
chIldrsn.
onE1Em AxD cAsUAEHEED.
M1cHAEL BARnoH shot himself u
Balsinore, Md.s - other oay = - pres-
enos q ~ sweetheart.
A BIRR tho other morning destroyed
he frame resIdsnce and Stables II Avon
dale. o.. owned and occupied by samuel
Pogus. The inmates barely escaped with
their Lives I'd u their nieht-eiothe&
TIE dyo-house and cloth-room Of the
Bosloo Ducn Company e BondsvIlie. Mss,
We burned ~ ether day. causing : loss 81
about $50. 900. insured. Il We said the
burned buiIdInGo would - rebuilt q once
and he MIL would remain idle but few
dava
FalonrEnED citizens 81 Bath. Me-.
made run q 10 Peooie's Bank fsv
days 20 and forced q @ suspend. ne
bank examiner since reported thaf she h.
ssitusion W. solvent.
GR0RGE G. FosTER, q Milwaukee,
wis.,. W. Instantly killed pasely b the fall
d - icicls. when crushed biz skull.
The police Of Berlin tie other day
oonfIscafsd = immoral : pamphlet giving
alleged incidents q the private life Of ex.
Empress Eugsaie-
BIZ premature blast e TIE mines Of
he Harrisburg Copper Mining Company.
Adans County, Pa-. recently. four men were
injured, two probably fatally.
The boilers = the Ledger Paper Mills,
EIkton. Nd. exploded with terrible forcs
o. he "a. wreckine half the immense build
ing Patrick Mccormick was killed and
John Garrett Wa missing.
TIE bail Of n. I. Polk. the alleged
tefAnltIsx Treasurer q Tennessee, has been
6xed 4 500. 900.
MAsKED men robbed = store at Gold
Mountain. New. few days aso, killing the
proprietor and two clerks
THOMAS Wilson, of Philadelphia,
Pa, jumped into the Niagara River the
osher day and Wa carried over the FALLS
THR Coroner's jury investigating the
railroad accident q he southern Pacific
Railroad near Tehschepai, CAL, found :
verdict On the I'd that The victims came %
their death bv neglect Of Conductor Reed
And D'sken.n r.Ie1. ne 'e'o'e' ~ 70
~. sPpfe.eo 2! - eo,oef.
4Hk 1ient ro"aer "orks - DeFke'ey
Station. Gil. blew up few days AGO. On
the I'd the bodies Of twensr.one Cinnamon
and one white man had bees, recovered from
ne ro'a.- omeeF, E. 'os ~o'1s p'asea .ns
49,. ~ '
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
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,.- 4, s.-.,. - -.
uands. ~ rsqse.s. insrodoeed bnl = pro-
nee1 'ar s.s sSs q essosd
ssrei xpprsSsiss;os 81 - =, s = "a Is Ths
s;Ssrsd ssd sl|ss so.s s 6ess 80 ana &c sssp
v<oxi-Ies reissis< s cenpessssios . Is psid
ses s ss.r "a ", h n1 ress e
ne senate resu9ed confederation o(the Iari4
olIl. - sne nou.e S4.rlrs U: roxe{ 80
<,c.s 6is;ric<' "a sSc<si cSs isfs ~. 0rsh. ~.
order. bei5r shs jolnf resolution prov idinr for
az es r,ss2 S g ANN i w n
offnr dIScussion. wns Adopted a memorial
q n-plafe manufacturers q ronnsylvanin.
Srns;on a thr high durics % ID -plass wes
5.xrsrrv ,s-In ~ se,.,. ~ -
Important business. ne nose- ONES Apuopri-
O a a1s<ndnenl approprlssiix Sis.oo for
ss sss sss ~ r ses a
Eorrii called up Il DE REGULAR order rhs
sssern IL an.scse..ssi sss<ss .sre aads 's Is
rates s<SesS sPoa 81 sSs ec.mis;ss.
ss n ssasss q sEs ss Sss
elfcrd. q North C.roiina: In he Aoose;
SItn; n Eeo<.on n .s g g into Commit.
IN, AZ Cor - ~ con.'iert1s;@9 fo- ~
Bonded Exfension Whisky bfIl vas made bnf
Pace IN fhe chair. tie House went into Com-
1u{r<ee 81 she Whole On the Naval bill Mr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

~ R'rht Reverend Joseph &. I.lbot 4 q
fru n:<hfs go. about six O'Clock - ~
rrsli<ncr u bis bro<her. Richard Z Tsib't,
N IndIsnarcii. His death. although nos m
expected. hs> flIed w.th <aIne>s the he .r's q
Z multitude q friends throughout the do
ce>e wh.rs he be- BEEN % long kne~n and
loved TIE deceased experienced ehs 1r<r ~
tack q paralysis 40 July. 1881. sni never fully
recovered hI> health Ne sought ~ re.tors-
tIon N absence from TIE scenes q H. labcr..
ana ma 4 ! somewhat extended "trip through
the >o1thcrn and Eastern St.te> Bein<
much benefited. ne duties Of his position
xcrer-snmei. tnt second p>-alytic stroke
disable hun Cor performing The 4riuou< -
b,rs ievolriny npon hin From partial -
covery he - reduced 81 two .nb<eqnsnt -
turns q N. mala y. until fh> "a stroke ~
experience !. which proved fatal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

Ius DenocraEie cancus a ~ Nev
jersey Legislature ~ nonlnafe1 JoAn -
NcPhenon ~ Unl1e1 s,a.es Senator.
p r. PIcKARDs q Perry County he
ben elecssd ConDsFolIer - - resssssss
Treasury
A bsLL ~ ths oeher day introduced
q Coagre,s y psnsIoa ~ cssson's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

tack II psrlly>i A July. 1881. sni never fully
recovered his health. Ne sought ~ re>tora-
zion N absence from The scenes q H. iabcr<,
ana ma Y I sonexhat extended "trip throl<h
the >onfhen and Eastern States bein<
much benefited, ne duties Of bis position
were resumed. tut Z second pa-aiyiie stroke
disable hun for performing the 4riuou< -
b,rs devolring npon hin Frcm partial -
covery he ~ reduced 81 Two subsequent -
turns 81 n. mal2 ". until n: "a siroAe "a
sxperience1 which proved fatal
vital Statistics
The secret ~ Of the state Bosrl q Health
h.s analysed AMI cl.<sife the II, O1 deaths
from specified causes IN The state for the
nine months endei December 81. isS3, sho~-
ing the following totals: From xymotic dir
eases. 90. O. - - per cent u the entire
number Of deaths: c,nsfitutional LII. o.
ia 81 DR. cent. diseases 81 me nervous -
TEN. ga Or Ssi. rcu'atory sFster. 90 o.
265; respiratory. L5sa O. i3ti; digestive
~, or as; urinary. .le. o. Los: generarivs.
n. Or n; locomotive. g., - - iniegument
ars. Isl. o. LIE. diseases q children !, -
o. IL 81; %. women, -, d -: % Oh people,
80 Or 265; violent dat 3. as. o. 81;
homiciies. "a Or ~; sniciie.. -. e -; in-
fsnticies- q o. ~; nct cias.e !. - q ri
unknoTn. ISL Porter. Cas- Wells and s<ar<
counties sen; n no returAh ana s'e tAsre-
fore not inc!ni>l The table among Other
interesting features shows that suicides
my y ~ aoao's ~ nu't -
Ano i''.nt'e'i $500
r,di.n. rt~m~
-. r,,,.,.,o,,. ~.,, .uo...i,r. 80.
u-...,-~, ~, 4, nolloi 90 e..rn--
N. > sensn. oats. \, Csc M cinrin-
n.ti QUOT .tions are: Whest-Nn- : Kel. <im
nr. ossx. Corn-No. !. 54msis<c. Ons->a
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"A SUSPENSION Of three days per week
w. reported % have taken place II III The
colIIeries of ths WIIkesb.rre. Pa-, district
o. the 18Th. Il was thought the suspension
would Iass until March.
II vs. said lately that Japan Va
about 70 adopt The American sysssn q rail-
road building. and IA orxssised ; uniea
stesnshIp eonpany, with eapItal q
@e.ooo,poo. q develop the tfsds e tAe Ems
pIre.
TaR Oxford Iron WORKS = Belvidere.
n J., which had been Idle for sone time
past, vere the other Day reopened ~ : new
company. The works. . ~ rid em-
plogsd several hundred hands.
Own $4,000 had ben subscribed =
Provideocs, HI, recently fos = squsslEisn
statue q 0eaersl Burnside.
TnEnR vsre III business failures u
- Uslt1 gss>ss during tie ssvsa days
sndsd - - lob. against - for 80 pess
vious sovsa daya
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the third Judicial
District, in and for Lyon county. Nevada.
40. BIRMINGHAM, va. his CREDITORS.
NoNICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charles snyder, Assignee OF tn estate Of
J. o. Birmingham, an insolyent debtor, has
deposited ia my Office . statement OWN &
that he has deciar d q dividend TO the credit
ors Of said insovent; said staten, al also
mentions the names Of such creditors, and
the pro rata amount TO which each is
severally entitled. and notice is further given
20 said creditors 20 show cause II any they
have. within fifteen days from the publication
Of this notice, why the said statement should
not be accepted and distribution made agree
able to its contents.
s--s Witness my hand and seal Of
uary, 1883. j. 8. DALLAS,
~----+ Clerk of Said Court.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-17
Ores going over $500 In
Gold and Silver
WILL. BE PURCHASED AT SPECIAL RATES
NOTICE.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARs)s, CITY, New, Jan. 81. 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Joseph Brisson against Daniel j.
Sherrey for abandoning his Homestead Entry,
No, S29, dated Dec. l6, 1875. upon the W y W
\ &c IL and y L 4 sec 10, Township IL
n, Range rs u, NJ ID NJ. in Lyon county. State
Of Nevada, with . view to the can collation. OF
said entry: the said parie are hereby sum
moned to appear at this once on the Sd day
Of March, 1888 at 10 o. lock A. NJ, to respond
and furrish testimony concerning said alleg-
ed aba ndonneut G. A. HITHERELL,
sc. WkIaHT, Register.
Feb, Sd. Receiver. bt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-17

TONCORD coaches are run from Dayton
Oto Virginia, by way of Silver City and
Gold Hill, returning the same day,
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Stages leave Dayton at 8 O'Clock A. II.
Leave Silver City ut o'clock A. N.
Leave Gold Hill at 9:45 o'clock A. N.
Arrive In Virginia at 10 o'clock An.
RETURNING:
Leave Stage Once at 2:45 P. N.
Leave Wells Fsrgo's 81 500 p n.
"A " L s.
From Dayton TO Virginia. ...... 90
From Dayton to Silver City. ............. 80
From silver City to v rginia. ............ 90
From silver City to Gold Hill. ..... ..... 90
From Gold Hill to Virginia. ........... 70
Parcels carried at nominal rates.
Tickets, good until used. sold at either end
OF the line.
Virginia Once at oresby's. opposite the
Intsgna&iopsl Hotel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-17

nIIT And send II with Nineteen Green
UUl Stamps. and We will send one sam
THO ple Set of Six New style, Myrtle"
IUiO Triple Silver Plated TEASPOONS.
nllT Contain no brass, wArrented gepu-
UUI Inc, equal in appearance to 81 spoons
Guaranteed to please or money refunded.
Only one set sent to introduce, Agents want
ed at good pay. Circulars Free Address the
manufacturer, sHAWMUT SlLvER-PLATE
co. 23 Breomaeld seEeet, Boston, 4AsA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-17
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

A Las Vegas lawyer has sccumslst-
ed $100 in dimes. Science is golden
speech 10 silver.
Almost pure silver is still being
taken out of the Solitaire mine In the
Perchs district, New Mexico.
A spirit thermometer in Butte, n.
T, indicated sixty degrees below zero
during the late cold weather.
Copper ore sssayiDg 70 per cent. of
pure quill has been struck in the
Floritas, neal Deming, New Mexico.
George Voigt, son of Mrs. Mary
Watson, was run over by q wagon at
Winnemuccs Saturday and instantly
killed.
A find of zinc, which it is clsimed
will assay forty per cent. of that
scarce mineral, 10 reported within
eight miles of Las Vegas.
Myron Young has commenced suit
for divorce against his truant wife,
who 10 said to be living in open adult
ery at Sacramento with Boulan.
The survey of the Oregon Short
Line is progressing very favorably.
The surveyors report a splendid route
up Snake river, with no obstacles.
Mr.. Mills has q large ore body in
his mine 10 miles frem Rye Patch.
He says he is going to spend $4,000
in q mill and Improvements this
Summer.
Saturday snow pillow on the Ore
gon Short Line ran into hand car
containing four section men, throwing
it off and dangerously wounding two
of the men.
At Bellevue, 1. T., on the night of
Jan. 9th, the dwelling of Lew New
ton was destroyed by fire. In the
ruins the chsrred body of Mrs. New
ton was found.
Manuel Acosta was arrested ct Sill
yer City, New Mexico, on Sunday
charged with using a stick to make
his wife get up and build the fire one
cold morning last week.
A terrible stabbing affrsy took
place at Socorro on Wednesday night.
One man had his eye knocked out
and another had his head cut open,
several persons were stabbed, it il
thought seriously.
William Pearl, who murdered o
soldier at Fort Stanton, New MEXICO,
last week, and confined in Jail at
Lincoln, was taken out of prison by .
nc OBJ OF fifteen soldiers who hung him
to tree and then riddlod his body
with bullets.
One Of the largest artesian wells in
southern California 10 that known as
the Andrews we'll, about two miles
! from Santa Ana. The water is thrown
up with such tremendous force that
all attempts to confins it have proved
futile and the country about 1t 10
flooded to damaging extent.
The notorious Fitzgerald, alias Ma
jor Wilson, has been convicted Of
forgery at Reno in signing J. A. Fill
more's name to q railroad pass, which
he presented 10 q conductor. He
says he doesn't mind going to State
Prison. which is not surprising, con-
sideripg that he has had five wives.
AmmenS Cough Syrup, which 10
largely advertised by the proprietor,
is really msritorious article, and is
far superior to remedies of similar
character. Give il ens trial and you
will be satisfied that We know whereof
we speak.-[Editor "The Monitor"
(Catholic), San Francisco, Noy. 18th,
1881.
Two bunko men assaulted the edi-
tor of the Review, at Albuquerque,
New Msxico, few days ago, because
he critiscised severely their practices.
The day following a card appeared
: InuHnal ainnaA AkCEliranaa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-17
Estate of Matthias Frett
Deceased.

NoTICE Ia HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
uniersianed. executrtX OF the above
named estate, TO the creditors Of aud II per-
sons having cl sims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same with tho necessary vouchers
within four (4l months from he first publi-
cation OF this notics q the undersigned. at
her residence, Main street, Silver city, Lyon
county. NeyAdt MARY FRErT.
Executrix Of the Estate OF said Deceased.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-18

A fair-sized audience again attended the
second presentation of the spectacular
drama of ''The World" at the Opera House
last evening. The al tors sustained their re-
speetive parts as well as on the night before,
and the scenery was even more effective and
realistic than on Monday night, as a num-
Der OF scenes which had been delayed on the
read on Monday arrived in time for last
nights performance.
OF "Fun on the Bristol" which viii be
produced at the Opera House tomorrow
evening by Rice's Trayestie Company, the
Baltimore Ne0s of October 8, says THE
performance is composed Of bright olio OF
popular operate burle-que renditions, with
manv luiierous scenes, which create con-
tinual rounds of prolonged laughter. The
greater semblanee to plot and diversity OF
scenes, n addition to a larger and better
company, makes 1t a cleaner and superior
performance than that Of the Tourists. !"
Mr.. Edwin Carroll, who assumed the role
last night, did credit to the part Of the
Widor o. Bricn, and caused much amuse-
ment among the audience. Miss Marion
Fiske as Belle and Mr. Frank Tannehill, Jr.,
as Tom Cranberry, were with the old com
pany, and their merits In their respective
lines are too well known and generally ap-
preeiated to need further comment. Miss
of the evening, and her naive display of en-
broidery, combined with her charming
manner and voice, caused her to carry away
the audience. Mr.. Chauncey Gallagher II
his dialect sketches was excellent. The re
mainder OF the cast are all deserving o
great praise"
W. E. Sheridan, supported by q strong
company, will appear here on the 25 and x
of this month. It is not positively known
what the plays will be, but In all probability
he will present "King Lear" one Of the two
nights.
Sid. C. France will appear here on Mon
day the 22d, in the drama, marked TO
Life" The play is fun OF startling ant
dramatic situations and never fails u
thoroughly interest the audience.
Miss Nella +. Brown, q young anC
talented elocutionist, will give choice en-
tertainment Of readings and Rotations a
the Institute Hall on Friday evening
October &c.