Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-27

Tells About some Celebrated Baths
Taken at Kinds Hot Springs.

l6ACh ut AAOt SpEhh8Ds
EDITOR TIMES IL do not propose to an.
swer the letter Of my friend Littell OF the
| reform Board, 1--WE are the Bored with big
| By, but as most OF his letter was addressed
to an issue Of his own making, leave him
| to pursue his way and wish him fair meas
ure Of success in dverting attention from
the question before the people. If in hi,
next he will answer the statements Of fact
presented in Mr.. Nichols letter, instead OF
writing up the alleged crookedness OF the
W. X. A. A., Of which the public care
nothing, and which cannot be question at
issue, his communication would be OF some
interest to the public. But presume he
will pursue his usual tactics Of mud throw
ing and trying TO initiate the antics OF the
tabled Willa-Loo bird filling the air with his
nauseous vaporing'.
Pizen Switch is somewhat noted for its
people who speak the American language in
all its strength. and although but few OF them
have the termcrity to SO utterly set at def
ancc the rules Of l.indley Murray in the
matter OF grammatical construction as does
Mr.. L., they are somewhat proud OF their
linguistic abilities Yet when the steady
going tiller Of the soil desires TO say some
thing iendishy mean Of the reform Com.
missioners he quietly remarks that "Littell
/, the best OF the lot," and then the cowboy
wonders how he has hitherto been content
with the few tame epithets which have been
considered o. K. on all extra occasions, but
which now davor entirely 100 much OF the
Sunday School. As MIR. L,tell has SO much
time TO write, would he be so good as to in
form the the public and "thc good people
Of Smiths Valley" how it was that he drew
twenty. five dollars for inspecting the bridge
in Smiths Valley January last-the distance
from his residence being less than twenty
miles by the usual travelled route and the
county paying forty cents per mile one way
And. while he IS in the business will he
kindly tell us how il was that there were Ut
my memory does not fail me) two bills al.
lowed, one TO MIR. Kinds and one TO Mr.
Kean for viewing that Douglas county road.
As the work on this road was done by the
day-uot on cont, acl-will he stale the ne
cessiiy or usefulness OF such viewing. Now
might be mistaken as to Mr.. Kean viewing
the road, and that Mr.. Kean only went there
10 take bath; and there is a vile Repubh-
can canard that Mr.. Kinds received the
nomination for county Commissioner As par
lial compensation Tor damages done his
Springs on that occasion. But, desire it 10
be disunctly understood that lake no stock
in The story. know MIR. ii. too well TO
think he would be content with such an
empty compliment. Many OF US would be
pleased 10 know what rigbtMr. kean had to
seventy five cents for an alleged visit TO the
Sisters Hospital in Virginia Guy. Let Us
have the particulars. Was it mileage, view
ing. inspection, or wha: was il | certainly
hope he will not ring in the "malieious lie"
on that, for Littell would come out as usual
and acknowledge the whole thing. And
then there would be another chance for the
Reporter TO assert with its usual fairness tina,
Mr. L. had The best '.flhe argument, simply,
suppose, because he pleads guilty to all he
and they are charged with, which is very
pleasant for all concerned. At least can
stand it, but do hope he will reform from
puns, they are just horrid. Only think Of
that Nichols. Wood Mills Pepper combina.
ton, its enough to give one the nightmare,
and now think Of it, perhaps that is what
allied Mr.. L. whsn he made it.
d. PEPPER.
PePperville. Oct. al. 1886.
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sudden Death.