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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21
THE BEST BREED OF CATTLE.

The question, Which is the best
breedp is question always likely to
suggest itself to the man who proposes
to turn over new leaf, and hereafter
breed only pure-blood stock, and the
answers to his question will usually
vary just in proportion to the number OF
breeders Of the various breeds he may
happen to address. The truth is, it
would be nearer the truth, as well as
much easier, to answer that they were
all best, as to tell him this orthat breed
is the best. The rational way for man
to put this question would be, (Which
is the best breed for NEE" Putting the
question in this way means that he him
self must partly answer the question.
But this is just what he mus do in ref.
erence, for instance, to every principle
in agriculture which depends for its
value on the wisdom with which it is
applied by each farmer according to his
Surroundings, involving means, soil,
climate, market, means Of transit, etc.
So, in the matter of breed, each must
look to what will best suit him and his
customers, and bring him the best and
surest return for the keep he has at
command. Too much stress must not
be laid on the past history of any breed.
While the records Of the past may be
interesting and, to certain extent, in
structive, they are, nevertheless, of lit.
tie weight under the changed conditions
of to-. day, unless, indeed, the actual
representatives Of the breed under con.
sideration can trace close descent from
distinguished animals Of former genera.
ton, thus affor ding probable evidence
as an inheritance Of their merits. A
knowledge Of what has been done by
fair representatives OF the various
breeds, together with evidence Of the
condition as to keep, furnished by &C.
curate records as to kind and quantity
of food consumed, is what is wanted by
the man who seeks to decide which is
the best breed fer him. AS to what his
circumstances demand, as we have al.
| ready shown; he must be the Judge OF
that himself. If he is unable to prop
erly appreciate his own conditions and
surroundings, and intelligenlly estimate
his needs, he lacks the first essential
qualification of a good farmer.-Na.
tionai Ltve.5tOek Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21
STEAD CONVICTED.

Editor Stead, Of the Pal Mall Ga
Sette, has been convicted and sentenced
to prison for three months for daring to
expose to the public the Righteousness
Of a large number of English Lords
and Mobiles. This is one of the black
est infamies that has been committed in
civilized country since the reign OF
George the ". That people should
be obliged to submit to such an outrage
is shame and disgrace TO the them
selves as well the country in which
they live. The idea that a lot OF
lecherous noblemen, who, the chances
are ten to one do not know their own
fathers, but are given rank, title and
wealth to pay for some mans amours,
should band together for the destruc.
tion of man like Stead, is preposter-
Gus, and shows that English aristocracy
is not exactly what some people would
have you believe it is.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21
NEW THIS WEEK.
notice.!

The citizens of Lyon county who are inter-
ested in the agricultural and stock. raising
business, are requested to meet at the Justice
courtroom, in Greenfield, Mason Valley, on
Saturday, the 2sth day of November, 1885,
at the hour OF O'Clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of organizing Lyon County District
No. Agricultural Association las provided
ny an act of the Legislature of the State of
Nevada. approved March 7th. 1885, and the
selection of a Board of Directors of the
same. to be appointed by the Governor OF the
State as provided by said act
MILTON BOvARD,
President OF the Walker River Agrisultu
raj Association. Z. O. SAITH, Sec.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21

Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving,
and we are informed that there will be
Tom and Jerry and eggnogg at the sa.
looms to warm up on; we have not, how.
ever, yet been informed whether there
will be divine service any place in town
or not. Remember the eggnogg at the
Delta whatever you do.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21
NOTICE To CO-OWNER.

TO DAVID ANDREWs:-You are hereby
notified that have expended one huo dred
dollars in labor and improvements upon the
Harkins Gold and Silver Mining Claim. stu.
sted in DEVILS Gate and Chinatown Mining
District, Lyon county. Nevada, Is Will sp'
pear by certificate aled the 7th day OF oeto:
Der. 1885, in the office of the Recorder OF
said county, in order to hold said premises
under the provision Of Section 2.324 of re-
vised Statues of the United States. being the
amount required to hold the same for the
year ending December 3lst. 1884, and II with
in ninety days of the service of this notice,
or within ninety days after this notice by
publication, you fail or refuse to contri butte
your portion of one third of this expenditure
rs CO. owner. your interest In said claim
will become the property Of said subscriber
under the provisions Of said section 1884.
THOMAS CONNERS.
Dated October It'll, 1885.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21

IT is now reported that Fair says
the Carson Mint will resume operations
the first of next January. This is prob.
ably another of Mr.. Fairs plays; how
ever, it is very doubtful about the Mint
starting up again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21

-IT is now regarded as a settled
fact that the majority of Congress is in
favor OF the continued coinage Of silver.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-11-21

Srd e1ds4 OF 81 s EIoa! ~
III s. Dallas, Clerk OF the Board OF County
Commissioners, in and for said county and
State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County Com mlssioners ON the Sd
day Of November. A. p. 1885.
is. DALLAS. Clerk Of the Board.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03

When in want OF drugs and toilet
articles don, iAu 10 call At the old
Lion Drug Storc,'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
VINO ~ aS.IiI!
\ supposed Crazy Wan. si,Ck Erick
I" Ict Away From the Officers

On Thursday night a policen an
found man lying in drunken stu
por ON Bridge street. and locked him
up in the calaboosc. He was taken
out Friday morning but refused 10
speak word to any one and again
hc went in the ing. lie never smoke
a word to any one while he wa, in
the calaboo,c, Recorder Brinkerhofl
and Marshal Moore thought the man
was crazy, and yesterday morning he
was turned loose. He was seen nj
the Missouri Pacific depot by an IN
ANiNtR reporter, who attempted to
engage him in conversation. but not
a word would he utter, and turned
ana walked away. The man is heavy .
set. dark complexion, with heavy .
beard all over hi, face, and anyone .
would take him TO be what the hard /.
world calls tramp. He STAYED
'ronnd the depot until the north
lound train came in, and imagine Po-
iccinan Harris surprise when the man
'alhed up to the ticket Office and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
INO. T, WALTON,
Real Estate and Financial Agent
ONCE in rear Of the Waco State Bank.
WACO, TEXAS.
FOR SALE.

lOi acres, situated miles west of Wa
co, brick house, good cislcTn 90. $1,000 10
30 acres, situated IL miles west Of
Waco, containing 100 acres In cult
walton, GO acres pasture, and 100
acres in wood with houses ....... 5000 90
ouse with rooms aud lot 5ONlGj on
iAmih uh street. ..........-..,.... SO %
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
= 'Inn with SiN wives.

\ man with six wives IL likely Ia
." to jail for bigamy which, after all.
may not he much moro disagrceablc
Than trying 10 live with six women ut
u time. Either course is not more
Iisagrccable than to bc afflicted with
Il dyspepsia and liver complaint. Frank
Jones, of Cothrans, TcN. writes. 81
am using Browns Iron Bitter, for
dyspepsia and debility, and il ina.
done me n great deal of benefit"
Any other man may receive similar
advantage. 1t also cure, malarin.
weakness, neuralgia, etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03

lIugar Melee, for assault aud bat
terry, WAS fined -, Emma Bralcton.
cnroing and swearing. 81. Dan Shea.
charged with cursing and swearing.
was acquitted bN "a Jury.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
T. Err son Al.


MI fr'a b'cN has returned from
Austin
Mr. >. a. Ferguson, Of Troy, is iu
INC city.
l.. Il'r-chhcrg. returned from DAD
las yesterday.
frot j. i. Majors, OF Troy, Bel
county, Wa- III the city Yesterday.
Mr.. J. {. lhl'"n and Mrs. l'nn-
dnI. oi lampasas, are visiting iri'n 5
IN TINS city.
d. II. Davenport Esq. left ycsiel-
day ona short trip TO the Capitol
Guy.
Guy W Butler, the modcl COW boy
.ot Arizona. has returned from a trip
." ll"ia-. 81.
rom Cos and his little douEhtor
have returned from u trip to hi, ont
home, in tennessee.
Mn. u. Il. Noilm. of Austin is
visiting Mrs. Nco. W. IurnbWL ON
SCUM Ih'r'l stree
Mayor and Mrs y. \. linNnic. and
l"clr daughter Miss Lula. returned
Yesterday from visit to relatives in
inlrtl" county
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evening Tor Hot 9prms>. Arh- "hrie
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03

We do not pretend to know if we
have the best cigar, ,tobaccos and gro
ccricS of any grocer in this great and
broad state OF Texas, but we believe
that our stock of all kinds Of STAPLE
and fancy groceries, confcctionarics
aud family supplies, is equal to every
requirement of the good people of
waco and McLonnan county, who
the best, the freshest. and
most pure and wholesome supplies
that money and brains can procure.
Call and look over stock and learn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
IsiII.IsO ~ NOTES.
items al Interest Along the Iincs--
Bclrgraph Uickings.

All the passenger trains came in on
time yesterday
The popular W II. Gibson now
holds Il position in the freight house
at the Central depot
The Il. " Photograph line furnishes
state specials to newspapers for u
| quarter of a cent per word.
KondmH>tcr MuIholland reports his
division on the VI. r.. from Nlvoradu
/ to lay Tor, in iirsl-cla-~ condition.
Cattle shipments on the Missouri
Pacific have commenced IN good earn
est and several train-loads 90 north
every day.
The Wash-out on the II. ~ r. C..
between Hampstead and Houston.
has been repaired, and the mail come,
through all right now.
Passenger trains ON the VI. l.. com !
mcnccd running through Dallas ON
Friday, the wash-outs on the Dalla, |
n Wichita having been repaired.
MIR. Geo. Helm, roadmastcr on the |
j. ~ st. l.. road, keeps full force of
men nj work ON the road. and the
Narrow Guagc will soon be so no de
lays will occur.
II Waco gets special rates for wool.
like she did for cotton last season. orr
receipts and shipments will amount to
many hundred thousand pound, more
than ever before.
The discontinuauce of Sunday
Trains north OF Waco ON the Teya,
Central, has caused great deal of
.raycl for the western country TO 90
'ia Fort Worth on the Missouri Pa
'iiic.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
ARRIVED ~ AFRICA.
The Colorcd Nan who lett waco
in Vnrch Last, Is Heard From.


1t will be remembered the EXAM.
lNER made mention Of the departure
of Rev. l.. e.. Jordan. who left Waco
about the middle of March tor Mon.
rvoia. Liberia He was sent there bN
a Colored organization of thi, city
with Instructions to make faithful
report of he country, the people the
climate and the products Rev. Jur-
dan has written u letter from Sicr n
l.connc, which is an English color Y
on the west coast of Africa lust non Ii
of Liberia. To his congregation her .
lie say, he Is well pleased with NMa
hc has seen of the country. and giyc>
quite II glowing description of the cli-
lnrtc, products, etc. Rev Jordan did
not lind ship at Liverpool going di-
Sierra LConnC. He said he would
sail for Liberia. and rs soon H. hr ar
rived there would write again Ills
people here have great hopes thut De-
will be pleased. MI no Il pub, some
of them will cmigrate to that country.
Nowhere in the city can be fouu /
such variety of rcady-madc good.
in the way OF wrappers. ladies mj--c-
Il 1T childrcns giugham and uic,
dresses, linen lawn dresses. under
wear, etc. besides which they have
Just opened beautiful line of chit-
drcu'> lace dresses. ladies and misses
| embroidered dresses. and line OF ar
| ti,tiCally fashioned black silk dresses
that has no equal for iylc and beauty
! in the .tutp Finest. tr,,t = nrs t,uit- .,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-03
M COZ IttN.
" hut was Don III the different
Tribunals Yesterday.

Wm IIugh,ton curSing and wear
ing, 50, Dick Montgomery. drunk.
8, were the only eases tried toy re
cordcr Brinkcrhul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
BOletin Mercantil.

en- Nueva- York era de 59,275
bocoves; 1.100,800 sacos y 40
melado.
Contra existencia en- igual fecha
de 1884: Ill, 900 bocoyes; ,469
cajas; LOOP, 400 sacos, 73 melado.
Como sc deduce, comparando
aquellas cifras, la existencia del
fruto es mucho menor ahora que
la de igual mes del afo anterior,
y este tenia que producer induda-
blemente una tendencia q la alza,
porque es sabido que la escasez del
fruto esta en- raz6n directa de su
precio.
Tan halagiieno suceso tiene,
ademas, otra importancia, pues
cerrando este ano los frutos SAGA.
rinos buen precio y con baja en-
la existencia en- almacenes, Sc pue
de esperar que la zafra pr6xima
comenzara bajo los mejores aus
picios.
Mucho 10 celebramos. FL pun.
to merece fijar la atencion de
nuestros hacendados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
ASESINATO.

Sobre Ell del senior Fabiany, de
que va tienen conocimiento nues-
tros lectores, cuents Ei PenSa
mientO Espai,ol de la Habana 10
siguiente, con fecha Z del actual:
Anoche, d las siete, al crusar por
la Gale del Consnlado Ell conocido CO.
rredor de Concrete D. Antonio Fabia-
ny y Herrero, acompafado de d. An-
tonic Flores Estrada, fn6 acometido
sdbitamente por IN individuo de color,
desconocido, quien le infiri6 en- el pc
cho una tremenda herida con un pu-
hal, cansandole instant&neamente la
muerte.
Consumado ell hecho con la mayor
sangre fria, ei asesino echo 4 correr,
dejando el arms homicida, 81 ombrero
y las chancletas en- el lugar de Ia ocu-
rrencia, y no pudiendo ser alcapsado
por 81 senor Flores Estrada, que le 81
guio largo trarno, sin que en- el trsyec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
NAL CARIG.

Ell siguiente suelto que con ell
epigrafe de Crisis publico Ell
Mensajero de Santo Domingo, po-
CO antes del cambio de gobierno
verifcado dltimamente en- la re-
pdblica vecina, da idea del NAL
cariz CON que Sc presentaba la 81
tuacion politica dominicana Ell
aquellos momentos.
Dice asi El Mensqjero:
Gel general Billini abandona la pre-
sidencia del Poder Executive de ls Re-
plica. Esta noticia de la semana an
terror va d ser un hecho. Po- uua
manifestation 10 participa al pats ell je-
fe del Estado. JQue ocurre, puesP Pa
rece que la administration Sc lie hace
impossible. Sin brdjula, en- 10 politico,
sin plan, en- 10 econ6mico, iba al gare-
te la nave del Estado...... Pero el ca
pitan deja eli timon para que 10 empu-
fle su segundo. Y este sucede los
ochos meses de gobierno. Y este ocn-
rre q la vista de los escollos y cuando
arrecia la borrasca. IA d5nde ir& la
naveP iQai6n sabe donde ira!
El vice-presidente, general Aleian-
dra Woz y Gil, entrara q ocupar Ia Sc
de vacante por trasmisi6n constitucio-
dal del poder. iQue elementos trae?
Squ6 plan aaopta2 Lo hemos de yer.
Pero, desde ahora, estA previsto ell fra
case, 81 no Gambia el rumbo, 81 nc I'M
pone Ia economic rigarosa y et orden
en- el Rsamsjo dc Ia hacienda. y 81 no i'm
p0ne ass gsismo Ia so6eraaa aktoridaa
% Ia iY, "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
Ell SIR. BRUSI.

Teniamos noticias de que en-
las pr6ximas elecciones provincial.
les, previas las formalidades de
costumbre, Sc pensaba en- ell distri-
to de Arecibo proponer como
candidate Unconditional al Sr. d.
Juan Brusi y Font, Notario de
Camuy, y tambien estimado y dis
tinguido amigo y correligionario
nuestro.
Hoy, segun nuestros informes
directos, son las noticias mas
concretas y expresivas d la vez
de que tai candidatura Sc ha acor
dado en- los Comitss va.
Al Sr. Sagastibelza, que acaba
&c representar a Arecibo en- la
Asamblea Provincial con cello y
nobilisimc deseo, sucedera ell Sr.
Brusi probablemente.
Y entendemos que este senior,
cuya candidatura nos es tambien
altameute simpatica, como 10 Sc
ra sin duda a sus comitentes y
al Partido, entendemos, decimos,
que ha de reemplazar muy dig
namente al senior Sagastibelza en-
la Diputacion Provincial.
Ell senor Brusi, consecuente CO.
rreligienario, activo, laborioso e
ilustrado, posee tambien la con-
fanza de la colectividsd, y asi SO
10 han demostrado en- e. distrito
elocuentemente.
Tenemos la seguridad de que
la propuesta a su favor sera
acogida con gusto eL nuestro Co.
mite Central.
Ell senior Brusi, como ell senior
Sagastibelza, prestara a su distri.
to, en- la Diputacion Provincial,
buenos y numerosos servicios.
Abrigamos de clio la mas sin
cera conviction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31

que es ID que fuera pedido por
parte dela prensa, y especialmen
! te por Dsotros, en- los articulos
con qu nos ha honrado Ell Dr..
Marxuch.
Nofeproduciremos las razones
que lmuestran ventajas en- la ex-
presda reforma; consiguaremos,
81, lpicamente, que esta, dados los
reclrsos que ha ofrecido Ell Sr.
Goernador, con plausible cello,
uosera gravosa al Municipio, y
q,e este, en- cambio. podra dedi-
CIR los edificios que intramuros
cupan aquellas instaiaciones d
stros fines titles, y, 81 Sc quiere,
|productivos.
Versa ell otro acuerdo sobre Ia
traida de aguas a esta Capital, So
bre ell acueducto, en- una pa!abra,
tan necesario y tan urgente.
Nuestros lectores conocen va
10 principal de las proposiciones
que acabs de presentar una Casa
Ing,esa, por conducto de una
respectable persona de esta Capt.
tai.
Pues bien; de las referidas pro-
posiciones Sc Ia dado cuenta d la
Corporation Municipal, y esta,
ace ptandolas en- principio, ha
nombrado una Comision que es-
tudic deteni damente los detalles
y de cuenta en- su informe.
La trascendencia de este acuer-
do So revala clnramente. " no
deseamos mas sino que los senores
que componen la comision procu-
rem inspirarse en- todos los datos y
necesarios para una
buena resolucion, va que del
asunto penden ell porvenir higie.
nico, el aseo, la comodidad y par
te dc Ia cultura de esta poblacion.
La sofa iniciativa en- este asun.
to .merece un caluroso aplauso.
No Sc 10 negaIemos, por tanto,
al muy digno Alcalde, senior So
Iiveres, y a la benemerita Corro.
racion que preside.
La realization del pensamiento
seria probablemente el colmo de
aspiraciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
SOLEMNIDAD.

Un altar que sc levanta a la
Divinidad es siempre uE lazo que
nos uue mas y mas con Dios. AL
guien 10 ha dicho.
Y un nueyo altar se ha levau-
tado. Y desde ese Altar ell hume
del incienso y las preces del Sa-
cerdote y las oraciones de los fe
les Sc han elevado nj eterno solio.
;D6nde2 En- San Jose; en-
aquel poetico temple en- que, balo
la direction de los PIP. Jesuitas,
tantos y tan frecuentes y tan pia
dosos cultos Sc consagran al Rey
de Cielos y TERRA v a la excelsa
N1adre del Amor Hermoso, Iris
de Ia humanidad en- todas sus
borrascas.
Ali Sc ha construido { inau.
gurado una nueva Capilla dedica.
da al Sagrado Coraz6n de Jesus,
y tuvo lugar la ceremonial 8 fiesta
de la inauguration el martes dlti
mo; entonces Sc abrid ell oratorio
a la devotion de los feles. Estaba
la Capilla elegantemente decorada,
resplandeciente de luces, de flores,
de algo que llegaba con su pene
trante fulgor hasta 10 mas intimo
del corazon. La concurrencia era
inmensa; la satisfaction Sc reae-
jaba en- todos. los semblantes, el
fervor en- todas las actitudes.
Fu6, en- fin, aquella una verda-
dera solemnidad digna de su alti
simo objeto. Desde la sagrada
catedra dirigio al arditorio su ins.
prada, elocuente v sonora VOC ell
Rdo. d. Mariana Rodriguez, Rec.
tor de los Padres Jesuitas, conmo.
viendo todos los espiritus, pen
dientes de su acento.
iCoLsoladora solemuidad!
Repitamos aquella Erase para
concluir: "Un altar que Sc levan-
ia a la Divinidad es siempre un
lazo que nos une mas y mas con
Dio-.o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31

Toda la prensa de la isla de.
Iploro ell arresto que sufte. ell di.
rector de La ENCYCLOPEDIA de
Arecibo, senior Salicrup.
Un peri6dico, La Naci6n Es.
paaola, pidio al Sr. Gobernador
ell indu'to para aquel, y los demas
secundaron la peticion. Nosotros
igualmente estuvimos conformes
con el peusamiento, pero, como nc
nos dejamos arrastrar por entn.
siasmos infructuosos, hicimos Ia
salvedad de que, "caso que Ia con.
cesi6n estuviese dentro de las
a:ribuciones de S. E."
Con este bien claramente daba.
mos a conocer que solo del Go.
bierno Supreme podria descender
aquella gracia, y previa instan
cia 8 solicitud del interesado.
Cierto coiega, desviandose DE-
esta creencia, pubiic6 amarga
queja, injusta censura, contra ell
senior Gobernador, porque a los
pocos dias no habia concedido
va al Sr. Salicrup ell indulto re-
ferido.
Como suponemos que el dicho
colega habra visto claro en- ell
asunto y como, pcr otra parte, ha-
ce posteriormente justicia d los
buenos deseos' del Sr. Gobernador,
10 cual celebramos, NADIA tenemos
que replicar.
Ell Sr. Gobernador, efectiva.
mente, ha hecho 10 que podfa ha-
Ger, cuando ell interesado Sc puso
en- condolences de ser dido, inter
poniendo, al efecto, su valiosa in
fluencia ante ell Gobierno de S. NJ,
dnico que puede conceder aquel
indulto.
LIE felicitamos calurosamente
por un acto que es hijo de senti
mientos mobiles y levantados.