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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
Articles for the Next Overland.

An account Of the Original Discov-
cry of the Comstock Lode is prom
ised In the Overland Monthly for
June. The author, X. NJ. Buckle,
was on tho ground at the time, and
though not himself possessed OF the
secret of the discovery, shared in the
extraordinary chain Of adventures
that he relates, by which every pos.
SCISSOR Of the secret was swept from
earth, and the great bonanza left for
future discoveries. Much of the
history of our coast would have
been different had Hosea and Allen
Grosh been, as they so narrowly
missed being, 10 the place Of Flood
and O'Brien.
Prof. Leverstt w. Spring, OF the
Kansas State University, will relate
some hitherto unpublished Incidents
OF John Browns life during the
border war in that State, under the
title of "Cstching Old John Brown"
This number will be especially
rich in the historical lore of the ear.
ly West and South west; for In ad
dltion to the two papers above men.
toned, there will be one upon the
history Of the town of Los Angeles,
by Clara Spaulding Brown; aud c.
II. Shinn, now pursuing historical
Investigations at the Johns Hopkins
University, will contribute q paper
on the Spanish Plots In the old south
west, at the beginning of this century.
The net work OF intrigue laid bare
by recent opening up OF State papers
has hitherto been only dimly under
stood by readers of history through
Aaron Burr's connection with 1t
Other entertaining papers will be
Hon. Andrew McF. Dsvis's sketch
of Athletic Sports at Harvard; .
lively Legend of the Prussian Peas.
antry, handed down to the author
by traditions; besides other sketches
stories aud tho Serials--oue of which
will come to = crisis In this number.
Prof. Josiah Royce, who, through q
Californian, is now at Harvard Uni
versity, Will contribute one of the
poems.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19

Last Sunday the Silver City Club
and a nine from Gold Hill and Vir
GINA played game on the Silver
City grounds, and the picked nine
won by one tally. The wind ,blew a
perfect gale while the game was be-
ing played but some very good play
ing was done all the same, and the
game was q closely contested one.
'rhe winning crowd carried about 500
out of town with them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
STAGE Connections.

HAWTHORNE with the United States
Stage Companys coaches for Aurora t76 niiesD
Bodie (37 milesl Lnndy and bridgeport.
AtLUNINd Q2s miles from Mound House,
With 6ilmer, salisbury 4 Cos tri-w ky
stag . (lesving Mondays. Wednesdays and
FridAvsl for Downeyvills, Grantsvilie and
Belmont.
At CASDELARfA with U. 8. Stage Co.'S
stages for Columbus IL mile,l, silver Peak
Montezuma. A ida Valley. Gold Mountain. DC
At BENTON with daily stages for Bishop
Creek, indie pen dence. Cerro Gorde. etc.
HIN, YERINGroN. X. LAWS.
General Sup't. Asst. sup't.
D, A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
A New store,

George Philips and VIM. Cuddy
went to San Francisco last Thursday
night to purchase stock of grocer.
les. They intend to open store in
Silver City shortly, and as they are
both entsrprising and energetic
young men will no doubt receive n
good sized share of the patronage OF
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19

Where all did SO we'll it would be
hardly fair to particulsrize. Suffice
is to say that it was the best musical
treat that our people have had the
pleasure of Witnessing aud listening
to for several years. 1t is of a kind
too, that ought to be encouraged in
the community. Anything that tends
to increase and develop musical tai.
ent in the community is trustworthy
aud beneficial, and it is hoped that
Miss Leslie, who has been so sue
cessiul in this undertaking, will see
fit in the near future to give us
another operetta If it 10 equal to
Red Riding Hood it will certainly
be much appreciated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
NEW xo-DAx.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY, New,

NAV 18th, 1888.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN That THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention TO make final proof in sup
port of his claim. and that said proof will be-
made before the Register and Receiver at
Carson City. Nevada. on the 10th day Of June.
1883, viz:
James F. Kennedy. Homestead Application
No. POI, for the \ MEX NV MEX
Section Z, and s W 4 s E \ Section 6, TIP. IA
N, r IS East. He names the following wit
nessss to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Charles Snyder, P. U. address Mason Val,
ley. yon County. Nevada; KAleb Bristol, J..
G. Farrell, Noah Greenwood. P. o. address
Wabuska, Lyon county, Nevada.
CA. WITHERELL. Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
ONE TRIAL,

II you have used other plasters one
trial of Allcock's Porous will con-
vince you of their wonderful superb
ori;y. Take no other so-called por-
Gus plasters that claim to be better,
they are all frauds gotten up to sell
on the world wide reputation of the
genuine article.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
CHICO, CAL, Jan. 10th, 1882.

CHICO, CAL, Jan. 10th, 1882.
I receive high recommendations
from purchasers of Ammen's Cough
Syrup. Sales increasing. Shall
shortly have to order more from my
wholesale druggist.
J. M. FRANK EITEL, Druggist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19

Work given out. On receipt of
your address we will make an Cfier
by which you can earn So to 81 eve
nings, at your home. Men, Women,
Boys or Girls ca do it. ii. G. Will
klnson d Co., 1856 and ly7 fulton St.
Nsw York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
SECOND DIVISION.

The shove trains are run daily, and make
close connection at Mound House with trains
of v. TT r. r., for virginia and Reno, and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, Wis.
Y. 4 T. X. Il. for all points ESst and West.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
BRIEF MENTION,

Como yesterday on business.
AL. Harris went to Aurora last
Thursday to report the Johl murder
case.
Mr.. 8. s. Buckland and wife were
up from the ranch the first of the
week.
The late snow and rain storm is
said to be worth thousands of dollars
to the ranchers.
Jack Hepworth has his house in
Silver City all torn down and ready
to haul to Como.
Quite q number OF G old Hill and
Virginia Knights were down last
Wednesday evening.
H. H. Sheldon of Sutro, left on
Tuesday evenings train for San Fran
cisco to make short visit.
J. D. Sims has sold his old delivery
wagon to the new firm who are about
to start store in Silver City.
Jack Godfrey was down from Vir.
GINA this week noticing the improv-
penis in the town since he left.
several carloads of old houses
passed through here this week over
the C. & c., probabl y for Hawthorne
Large quantities of rails and ties
are going over the road almost daily.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
front.
j. r. Shaw returned from Salt Lake
City last Thursday morning. He
was very much pleased with that
country.
Steve Cooper has purchased an old
barn at Johntown, and will tear il
down and build a blacksmith shop
on lower Main street.
! n uAu III bAfbou WautS " "aSoi
that 1t will not be year before there
is a narrow guage road up the canyon
from here to Silver City.
Rumor has II that some Virginia
parties are contemplating the erection
of steam quartz mill on The fiat just
above the Douglass mill.
A carload OF ore came in from q
mine in Garfield District this week
consigned to Mr.. j. E. Gignoux. 1t
is claimed to be very rich rock.
On Tuesday morning the hills
around were covered with snow,
Down below Sutro more snow fell
than at any previous time during the
Winter.
c. A. Bancroft OF Sutro, returned
from San Francisco last Wednesday
morning. where he had been for a
| short time on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Section boss Fish and John Swsrt,
while coming in on fiat car, ran in
to a dog and threw the car from Il e
track and quite severely injured both
parties last evening.
The Regent mine Of Silver City is
sho owing up very we'll. Two lots OF
rock have been worked, ono at the
Douglass mill and one at the Briggs
mill, both giving satisfaction.
The change on the C. &C in the
mail route, turns out to be of no bene-
fit To WAbusSa. There is no sack
left there, and the mail put in the
Wabusks office goes through to Reno
before it Is left here the same as usual {.
The Ward Refer reports the Mar
tin White mine looking as vel as at
any time during the past year. The
stock holdsrs evidently have conf
dence in 1t, as hardly q share owned
by residents of Ward has been al.
lowed to go delinquent.
In another column will be found
the advertisement of A. Friedline,
Dentist. Mr.. Friedllne is q thorough
master of the art OF dentistry and
should you need any teeth pulled,
Tiled or cleaned, give him a call and
you will be satisfied of the fact.
There Is q rumor about that Mr.. G.
G. Stevenson has been trying to pur
chase or lease the Rock Point mil
site, which is owned by the California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
Red Riding Hood Concert.

This charming juvenile operetts
was presented to a large audience in
Odd Fellows's Hall last evening.
Same twenty five children and Young
ladies participated. 4 he piece is re
plete with mirth and pathos and the
characters throughout were we'll sus,
tanned. The following Is q partial
cast of the leading characters:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-19
Carson D. Colorado n. n

Taking Eject Saturday, January 2oth, 1882
BoD1R and CANDELARIA Ex PRESS.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07
What Spoiled an Adirondack Roms

Albany Journal: The story has already been
told Of the courtship and marriage Of Emma
Camp, the dusky daughter Of Elijah Camp,
the Indian guide Of the Adirondack region, and
Gabriel Mead, Of Ossining, Westchester county.
The bronze beauty Of the Oneidas, who gave
her untried affections to the pale face who
came into the forest to WOO her, is seventeen
years old, pretty, vivacious and intelligent
She has caught the fancy for the nonce Of
many mighty hunters who broke bread
with her father while pursuing the
g.me Of the endless woods to
their lair. Her mother was . white m
living at Saratoga Springs. Both were in the
village last Saturday. For what purpose the
Saratoga Journal says: 1.-THE object of their
visit here was in relation to some legal busi-
ness. which was transacted for the Indian
maiden by her counsel. Gen. Charles -Hughas,
of Sandy Hill In December last the hand OF
the beauty was won by Mead, and they we're
duly and regularly married. He lived with
her till May last when the tickle youth aban-
dened his Oneida bride, and then commenced an
action for a decree OF nullity Of the marriage
contract on the ground that he WAS under the
influence OF alcoholic stimulants when he was
married to the blushing maiden Of ~seyenteen
summers. It Is understood that Mead'sfamily
and relatives, who are in ain uent circumstances
disapproved OF the marriage. and urged him
to relieve himself OF his Adirondack wife-the
Indien girl must 60. Gen Charles s. Hughes
had the place OF trial Of tho SUIT. changed to
Saratoga county, and during the Pehdency OF
1t he Was appointed her guardian, "a lftSfn; aud
on Saturday, before Judge Bookes, ct cham
bers, he was made her general guardian. We
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-07
of time and change. And this hour

retribution Of time and change. And this hour
rewards me-
Gan such love as yours be wrong1'' de-
not his own justifcationY"
NO, Leuore; nor must We seek justMica-
tion," answered the dying IMAM. "We have
polluted the sacred symbol which is the image
of creation. AS light is married to heat, form
married to woman: The sanctity OF that
union is above and independent Of individual
conditions For the sake of one selfsh pleas
sure should we oppose and defy a law in which
are bound up the purity and welfare Of man
kind? or should we say that because this man
fails to be q worthy husband We may violate
not, is the representatives."
"f the love that for these three years past
has been my life be wickedness," said Lenore,
then why should l desire truth and good
ness?" ~
1.-THE love which opposes love Of humanity
is, III It's essence, not love, but hatred" the
dying man answered ut is with such love
that We heretofore loved each other; it is
grounded in mortality, and must pass away.
But there is something in us that outlasts the
strength of the body and the pride Of intellect
"a soul which cannot die, and whose love ia
real and immortal MY soul. which until now
awake and fills the place Of death; It IS II"
And do you love me stilt?" asked Lenore.
whether it be a new proclamation or a
promise, l love you STILL" he murmured
may, l have never truly loved you until this
moment"
"We shall meet hereafter" she said.
"Let your heart imagineit, !" he replied; "the
wages OF sin is not immortal happiness PRAY
only that he whom we have chiefly wronged be
less a sufferer thereby than We ourselves"
"Let not that disturb you" said DR.. Carajo,
gloomily. SIT what this dying man has said
be rue-and it may be so, for aught l can tell
You have injured each other more fatally
than you have injured me-. / ask no more
Heaven may promise you what happiness i
will; l shall not cross you there"
Farewell, Lenore!" said her lover, in a tone
whose solemnity ove:awed its tenderness.
"Must | stay here alone?" she cried out il
agony. LET me go with your"
"Not sol' Reioioe, rathor, that your road o.
retribution lies in the world. As for me, I &C
to a strange country, whose ways and bound.
There was a silence, He is goueI" muttered
DR.. Carajo, turning away.
"But Lenore pressed her hand over he,
heart
s'He is here" said she.-yul;an Ha,otAorne
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MY So MMER L X

My winter girl Is clad in furs.
Wears skates like Turkish scimetsh
And many a witching vile Is hers
When tinkle sleigh bells.
But she is not tho girl l take
To picnic grove or luscious bake
To watch old Ooney's breakers break.
And dine at Cables.
NV summer girl is muslin -decked,
Low sleeved and often open-nscksd,
And I've no reason to suspect
She paints or powders
For her COMPLEXION was the same
What time from Neptuue's arms we came
And sweetly fed our mutual fame
On two clam chowders.
My summer girl, she sporteth. too.
A sunshade-buff, aad lined with blue
'Tis useful to obscure the view
When our two faces
Come into closer neighborhood
Than separate faces always should
A thing at times misunderstood
In public places
My summer girl can eat Ice cream
] wish you saw heri II doth seem
To vanish like q neettng dream
When she commences.
Vanilla, strawberry, or pistache
Or all at once-an leo cream hash
l charge such items up to cash
In my expenses.
Ny summer girl is very fond
OF water-lilies from the pond
In fact, I'd need a fairy's wand
To meet her wishea-
She likes cut roses. moonlight sails,
Fingerless mittens, long white vsils-
That's the one point on which she fails
She's too capricious.
Also she's rather glib of speech,
And talks away beyond my reach:
IT'S all in vain / try to teach
Her to be dumber.
I'll have to give her up. ! fear;
But autumn, after all, is near,
And first-class girls are scarce and dear
She'll last this summer
%. II. Jessu.
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The Plug operator n Trouble.

Chicago News: 81 think . good deal OF my
success in life is due to the fact that IL has
always been my policy to take THINGS - they
come. But when things. quit coming.
things are beginning TO quit coming in the
Western Union operating room Night before
last cigars quit coming, and last night my
order for ice cream was dishonored I didn1
miss the cigars the first night, for, having
dined rather heavily in the evening, / had no
desire to smoke. l find that I h.vs been
dining too heavily of late, anyhow, and the
rich food I've been eating is making bolla come
ont on my neck.
When / called the check boy last night. and
of the CHIEF operator's box, Q sickly smile
came over his face, and there was that in hin
eye which sent . Manitoba wave up my spina1
column.
,sThere Amt agoin' 70 be no more cigars for
you fellers, y eaid this Ishmaslits; cigars q
played out"
"tNixy,' sneered the human hyenA; snfxy I
guess you fellers III have to tackle ifyers again
Tubbs ses the 10 cent cigars make you neryil.
so you can't work the key. Tubbs ses IT'S fof
your own good not to anioks cigars what cost
more n . nickel Tubbs Sos ham operators
work better wen dey smoke stin--
",Look here, said in : cowmAnding voios, 7
do not care to smoke. Bring some loo cream
and cake
"sTubbs and Clowry,' answeredt the Wiliams
street imp. SEES Joe cream Il bad for a.
pancratic glanz, or sumting, and ham opsraeeee
always feel better wen dey bIss 1t deinsolvsAt
.sWhat do Tubbs and ulowry know abeutI
my pancrsatic glandf' I said. scornfully. THIS
10 4 terrible let down Does FELTON, know
what's going on?'
Eyes, I should boiler" said tho snickerin9
mocker, FELTON, Sos he wood ~ live ftscd lob
ster salad to de stuffed whale lice cream to q
plug operator. He ses it's throwinf EerA AfOro
swine. FELTON, told Clowry dat he oughtsr bf
bari ov tobacco stems and . few d0xxin clay
pipes. instead Of feedln' you fellers on 15 cent
cigars as'ell give yer de janders. Fslton -
Of yer want ter make = ham operator feal con-.
tented feed'em on section-house hash, let Ss.sm
chaw stumps an smoke painted c1bbaGs
leaves, an den put him 70 bed in : hay lott
FELTON, ses-n
81 know the boy invented; : good al
this. but he must have heard some Of IL
Is this what we got for coming 70 the rescusf
La this our reward for standing BY the oor-
What business Isl Of mine if the restaurant
chief operator show II to DO FORT
sIsn't it enough that / had 10 plank down my
nickle when Irode home tonight Che COM
pany is still furnishing the grub. Lot thsms
cut OF the ytotuals and I viii Join the brothsr-
erhood. lam with tbs brotherhood even row
at heart. Let even . roast potato be missing
tomorrow and will maroh out Of tho oface 8
assert and maintain and fight for the rights
Of labor. IN. BIN pretty veil aAxsd for
cigars; I have got my Clothes out Of hook: I'm
solid with my boarding house, andsIf know :
fellow ! cSn hold. up for tbs drinks toI s
month. The Plug OpefayOr. a
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Descendants or Martin Luther.

Chicago News: Luther lsftthres SONS, and Il
has often been said that their male line WAS ex-
tinguishsd early in the last century But thS
report IL confirmed that there are 81 GloistsF,
brothers, Heinrich and tClri Lnthsr,s Who can
prove descent from tho great reforgner BY 8
genealogical tree, which has Been deposited for
safety with > Leipsic Insurance. company.
Heinrich. the elder, is 8 journayman car
mother is said TO have bssn Inc daug6tsr Of 5
high Official ct Berlin. Their father Wa work
ing Ut his trade a. mason il, the cspitAl, whsn
the girl fell msdly 10 lore With him. 8 much
through enthusiastic adniretion IL al that ~
the good-looking young jour6ey1aAn.ssBu ~
marriage ended u~nhkppily,. for the. mAsonhs
wife MAS d~islnheritsd BY her sfaldl$ss md =
said to have died in Misery s,is
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undsrstsad that Mesd1sss fFiS1ds base msde
offers to give Emma Mead, nee Camp. e.
not put in any defense to the suit, end th0
allow him to have SthesS marriage eo0.
tract nuliif1ed. II lie also understoo4
that she has subsequently agreed.t to ta1e
is preferable to q drunken psle-facs husband
Mead need not have been ashamed OF his ~
tractive bride, who is . yopnggNoman Of me
presence, and is very highly sp6keno Of by thoso
who are acquainted with her. Though Indiaa
blood courses through her veins. Emma is -
fair as the average white person, and has Q
fine presence. Her mother, q former reaiden6
Of this place, is also a woman OF excellent ~.
peArAnce," BIZ 80
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Pansy Blossoms.

A Chicago Tribune reporter who hAppene4
to be on Michigan avenue without his water.
proof when the rain began the other day, took
shelter in a music store. II WAS not one Of the
swell music stores with q six-inch-deep carpet
on the floor, and a brass-buttoned attendant q
the entrance, aud . clerical looking usher in
side, aud q dozen smirking clerks behind the
counters, and q pretty young lady on the CASH
ier's stool-it wasn't that kin Of . store. Is
was q plain store, where space was valuablA
One-half Of 1t was a tailor shop and the Other
half was in wagon-loads. There
were At least 10000 @Only-a-P ansy Bios
soms back of the window, and 5000 Old
Oaken-Buckets' or the end of the counter, and
Q wheelbarrowful Of FL eet-Her-W en- the
sun-Goes-Downs'' in the middle of the floor.
and q big pileGof Maiden's-P Prayers in the
corner, and an armful Of Peek-a-Boos hid
ing behind the chair, and abouta million Of
OVERTIME Garden Wallis and Biddy-Ma-
away. under the tailor's cutting board. There
wasn't room to whip a cat, as the saying is. II
believe you want some streetIagents to sell mn
sic, don't yonp'' sad the reporter. .Yes. sirf"
over IS though he was afraid Of him stealing
something. ST believe I could make some
money at that until the telegraph strikei is ovsr5
! don't want to be idle" said the reportsI
to go into it" said the young man. I'VE have
. couple Of mon at it, and they earn over $0A
day easily. There ia no trouble selling new
songs you see the music 10 just as well printed
IS the 50-oent issues. The wholesale price IL
to start wlth-that will give you a nice assort-
ment, ten songs and ten copies Of each-costing
~. You soon sell them Of, 4 You are any good
as a salesman. and that's $3 earned. Il de-
Ponds . good deal on the songs you oRR
whether you succeed. Now, here ID . beauA-
full thing that everybody wants. and the young
man reached for 4 sample piece and began .
sing the air:
And it's how Hove,
Pretty little Mary. 4s
She's the keeper of q dairy:
Oh how Iiove, A
And I'll meet her when the sun goesdown.
The reporter stood the racket with perfect
complaisance-he has 3 clearinghouse chun
who is learning the concertina, so he Ia at y
stand any Kind Of amateur harmony. VERY
nice, indeedl" he said, with mild enthusiasm
Nov here's another,n continued the young
man; ''it's Gus Williams song, One Of ths
Finest, and 1t sells like hot cakes. You wouldn,t
believe what We sell OF that song. Here's =
Never Speak as We Pass By has An immense
sale also, and Empty Ia the Cradle is another
Of the @. KS, Here's o tp-topper, BAbyss 0oe
. Tooth, aud again the music began:
George dear. George dear. would you know IL
truth: - a
| 20 get up and light the fire.
Turn the gas q little higher,
Run aud call my Aunt Marian,
Baby's got \ toothl
could sell some for you In the storesSW
asked the reporter when his applause had sub.
sided.
Eyes, you could, I'm sure. We shall let you
sell 1t st 2 cents . copy, and give yon 26per csnt
commission on sales; Terms cash think
piece there's thousands sold OF Singing:
"Oniy.a pan
1t WAS too much-the reporter wildly dsd
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IN THE r

Beneath a crown of blazing lights,
Like stars that pierce Tie gloomy dark,
All through the mellow summer nights
The lovers linger in the pars.
Bathed in q chostly silver glaft, 80
The paveneu, shows1with every breeze,
Sly shadows slipDing quietly where
The leaves are kissing in the treas.
Two FACES close. while dips repeat. .
THAI 1--we each heart with 10y receives !
A momeut-then they softly meat,
And learn the lesson of the caves.
Frank DemBStefS Sherman.