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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16
MORE ABOUT STRAIGHT TICK
ETS.

Our Democratic contemporary does not
want the Republicans of this county TO vote
their ticket straight. For what reason?
Because there would not be a Democrat
elected in Lyon county if they did. The
editor OF the Democratic journal cannot
help showing his animus over the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. CARING for Assessor, for he says
that il our ticket is not voted straight there
is one man on it who will be defeated. Re.
publcans do not believe anything OF the
kind, but we do know that if our county
pnblcans have placed on their ticket there
will be more general satisfaction given than
il it was otherwise. The Democratic editor
does not claim that there is more than one
man on our ticket that cannot be elected,
whether Republicans vote the straight ticket
or not. This is pretty good, and there can
certainly be nothing wrong in Republican
paper advocating the election of the whole
ticket, especially when the man whom Mr.
NcStSIHclu WlSHcS " S4iSi ID thS SNlohbSot
man on the ticket.
Mr.. Westerhed is doing no good for the
Democratic nominee for Assessor by turning
his mud butleries upon Mr.. CARING. 1t has
never been the policy Of this paper TO make
a stink. pot fight in political campaign,
and it does not intend to begin now, MI.
Westerheld evidently is under the impress
sion that the essence of political journalism
lies in besmirching a mans character be.
cause he is not a slave of his. The TINES
is well aware that Mr.. Carvings opponent is
a gentleman and a scholar. Although Mr..
CARING might not be able to teach class in
algebra or philosophy as well as Mr.. Young,
he will make better Assessor on the same
grounds tina; Young makes better teacher.
1t has always been the policy Of Democrats
to vote their ticket straight, and we do not
see why the Republicans should any longer
continue to elect Democrats TO Office. This
is one reason why we advise Republicans TO
vote their ticket straight this Fall; but the
main reason is that we believe we have the
best ticket all the way through. Republi.
cans, vote it straight.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16

The Democratic paper of this place
agrees with the TINES about there not being
any independent move wanted. How about
Mr.. Westerheld's statement that he would
have DR.. lIazlett's friends put him up indie
pendently for District Attorney and that the
Democrats would indorse him And this
statement was made because Mr.. Keith, the
regular Republican nominee for District At.
torney, did not advise the Board of Com
missoners not to pay the bill for printing
the tax ligt. "Bulldoze-to intimidatc and
used originally Of the alleged intimidation
Of voters, in Louisiana. - Webriey.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16

THE REV. GEO. II. THATER, of Bourbon, In.
diana says: "BIth myself and wife owe our
lives 20 SHILOHS CONSUMPTION CURE"
Are you made miserable by Indigestion Consti-
patton D zz'ness Loss Of sppette, Yellow kin?
shilohs Yitalizer is positive cure.
WHY WILL YOU congh when when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate re ief Price 10 cents
so cents, and 81.
SHILOH'S CArARRH REMEDY positive cure
for Catarrh, Dipiheria d Capksr Mouth.
"HACKNkTAC''-a lasting and fragrant per
fume, ice 25 aud 80 cents.
sHILOH'S CURE will immediately relieve
Group, Whoopi < Cough and Bronc it's
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint. Won
have II printed guarantee on every bottle OF shi-
ioh's VItslizer. 1t never fails to cure.
A NAsAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
Shtloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price so cents
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16
NOBODY rs BLAMING ANYONE

Mr.. Wes.er6eld's organ in lengthy art.
Gle attempts to show where the Assessor has
been TO blame for paying bill Of 500 TO the
TINES for printing the tax list Of this county.
The matter was pretty fully explained in the
last issue Of the TINES, but there are few
who will not understand. The law in re-
gard 10 the printing this list reads as fol-
lows:
SEC. j.. 1t shall be the duty Of the AS
SCISSORS oft the respective counties OF this State
on or before the second Monday in Septem.
Der in each year, TO prepare aprinted list OF
all the taxpayers in the county, and the to-
tai valuation OF the property on which they
severally pay taxes; Pr0vi@ed, that the cost
of printing the aforesaid list shall not ex-
coed 20 cents for each name for as many
comics sas there are names on the list.
Sec. The several Boards Of County
Commissioners in this State are authorized
and empowered 10 allow the bill contracted
by the Assessor under this Act, and the sew.
eral County Auditors arc authorized TO draw
warrants in payment for the same.
The assertion that Mr.. Carling made the
contract knowing that he could have the
work done for cents is false. The contract
was made before the Board met and Mr..
Westerfelds agent made his offer 10 do the
work for cents, and was 10 the effect that
the TIMES should do the work 4, as low
raie as it was done for in any other county,
which was reasonable proposition on both
sides. Nothing could be more reasonable.
As 10 the money of the county being
squandered by Mr.. CARING, no one believes
it but Mr.. Westerfcld and his few friends.
There was no extortion on the part Of the
TINES as the rate charged was legal and not
up to the full limit. Where does the extor-
ton come in? AS for Mr.. Carling being a
friend Of this paper, we are glad TO say he
support Republican paper There is no
necessity in dwelling longer on this subject
as the matter has been explained so that no
right-minded person can consistently find
fault with Mr.. CARING for giving his work
10 Republican paper at fair rates. AS has
been stated before, the main trouble with
Mr.. Westerield is that he cannot whip all
the county officials INTO line so that they
will obey him on all occasions. Two years
ago Mr.. Westerfeld made the statement that
Mr.. CARING would have 10 obey his com.
mands or he would not receive the nomina.
r.. Ia IL -.
Mr.. CARING paid no attention to the dicta.
tons and accordingly was nominated and
elected by the largest majority on the either
ticket except one man. This year Mr.. West,
erheld's brags were that CARING would not
receive the nomination. He did receive it,
however, and he will be elected by good
majority the people Of this county do
what is right and vote for the best man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16

-JAMEs MEeIIAN, the Democratic NOM
inee for the Assembly from. this county has
withdrawn his name from the ticket. The
irict Attorney, and they might just as we'll
have no one TO run for any Office. 1t is a
poor party that cannot hnd good men to fill
its Offices, and if good men are selected they
refuse to run.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16
NEW THIS WEEK.
FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT CAssoS CITY. NEv,
ncEphar 10Th 1kzG

LAND OFFICE AT CAssoS CRY. NEv,
October 18th, 1oo6
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and he
ceiver at Carson City, New. on the 18th day of No.
vember, 1886. VIZ Alonzo CUMMINGS. Homestead
Application, No. $50, for the y. w. \ fractional
Sec 81. Up 15 n. X. Is E, NJ. l. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. viz James W. Clesry. WIN. X. PEN
rose, George r Hanson and James W. Knapp ali of
wabuska. Lyon County, New. P. o. address, Wa.
buska Lyon County .Iev.
C. A. wITHERELL, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16
RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans OF Lyon County, in Con
vention assembled, do hereby re affirm our
devotions TO the Republican party; and be.
lieving the interests Of the country can best
be served by the continuance of Republican
administration, it is hereby
ResoiVtd, That we do most heartily en-.
dorse the platform and principles laid down
at the Republican State Convention held at
Carson City, Nevada, September 74th, 1886,
and we pledge our earnest support to all the
nominees selected at said Convention.
Res0i0eG, That we recommend to the
Legislature the amendment Of the Jury Law,
so that jurors may be allowed Just compen.
sation for travel 10 and attendance at Court;
also, the amendment OF the school law, SC
that school districts maintaining a school,
and having less than ten scholars should not
be deprived OF their proportion Of all school
moneys. Also the amendment Of the cleo.
ton law separating the election Of school
officers from the general election, and grant.
ing to women the right 10 vote for and hold
school Offices.
ResoiVed, That we condemn the course oil
the present Board Of County Commissioners
in its management of the affairs and funds Of
The county and pledge the Republican party
to faithful, honest and careful administra-
ton of its revenues.
Re5of0ed, That to the agricultural por.
ton Of our county is due. largely. the pros.
perity Of our people, and that our nominees
for Legislative offices are asked to pay espe.
cial attention to any measures that may come
up for consideration on this subject.
ResOfOrd, That we demand from our
nominees for Office an honest. economical
administration Of the various Offices to be
committed to Interchange for the next term,
and as guarantee for the future we point
with pride to the administration of county
affairs by representatives Of our party dur.
ing the last TWO years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-16

Churchill-J. r. Vail.
Dayton-J L. Campbell, +. w. fairbanks.
Mason Valley-C. Meissner, X. Apsey, D.
Crownenshield.
Mound House-L o. Templeton.
Su;ro.-L. Lamb.
Smiths Valley--A. II. Hawley.
Silver City,. lawson. A. s. Dickson.
Wabuska-E. P. Lovejoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08

Mayor Junktns will have a genera.
cleaning up this week.
The Standard mill was of yesterday Ia
repair the gas furnace.
Tobe Kyne has accepted a position with
his brother John OF EsnavilIe.
Nick Kuhn and Joe Upton were oul
the O., LID W. on a fishing expedition
yesterday.
Two unknown parties waylaid and bru.
tally beat Philip Thomas Saturday nipht,
while passing the Ena mill.
Miss Minnie Alexander received a wed.
ding souvenir from the Executive Man.
sion yesterday. Miss Alexander was a
Class.nate Of the Presidents wife.
A strong effort Ia being made, with good
prospects Of success, 10 have the RepGbli.
can county convention held here, The
only trouble is In securing a suitable hall
Of q reasonable price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY and wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
MI. George r. Grafton, Of Marietta, wa
at the st. James yesterday.
D. NJ. Garvn, Etq,, the Dalton, Ohio,
lumber dealer, 10 in the city.
Mr.. D. Kraut, Of Cincinnati, well
known here, Is again stopping at the
Stamm House,
Messrs. George X. Wheat, A. A. Wheat,
A. A. Frapiheim and William KirbaCh
spent Sunday at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Hare Robbins, OF Pittsburgh, a
well known oil and gas man, is again In
In the city. He 10 registered at the Stamm
House.
Mrs. /. H. johnson, OF Petersburg, Is
In the city. She came here In the interest
Of certain prohiboCratic rallies that are to
be held here and in this part Of the State
shortly.
Capt. Bob MCC. Smith, Of Columbus, the
handsome travelling passenger agent Of
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy road, is
payinHth the city one Of his periodical visits
In the interest Of his live road.
A.. A. Poole, F. W. Ripple and H. U.
Seamon, Of Washington, Pa, Mrs. Brown
and daughter, Of Kingwood, Sylvester Bar.
kle, Of Morgantown, and @, NJ. Elliott. Of
steubenville, were at the Mcclure yester.
day.
Thomas D. EoH, OF Wheeling, W. Va,
is in this city on a visit, and intends locat.
ing here permanently: Edward FitEsim'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08

The parties interested In oil a few miles
west Of Martins Ferry and in Jefferson
county are at present busy putting up
derriCks, and boring will begin in a short
time.
Marietta Is making great efforts to get
natural gas. About 200 citizens have
signed q contract to take the fuel from a
firm that expects to bring 1t from a well
twelve miles away.
A we'll on the David Reed farm, in
Hanover township, three miles from
Frankfort Springs, came In with a flow OF
twenty-five to thirty barrels an hour on
Saturday morning and promises to be q
steady 800 barrel producer when drilled
deeper into the sand. When the oil be-
ban to flow the bit was only about a foot
in the sand, which was reached at q depth
OF 1900 feet. The well Is In a new field
and in this case the sand was reached at a
dept Of 600 or 800 feet less than the Wash.
tngton district.
Galllgan City, q diminutlye oil town on
the Smith farm, is called after Pat CALI.
gan, who drilled the Smith well. Whe
Willetts, Manifold and other great wells
are nearit. At present Galligan Is Mayor,
member Of Council and Chief Of Police.
A Washington correspondent OF q Pitts.
burgh paper says; The Nail City Oil and
Gas Company ore having awful luck at
their we'll on the Shrontz. A third set OF
tools has become fastened at the bottom
Of the hole, aud 1t Is probable 1t will yet
be necessary to abandon the well and
start q new hole.
The Willetts No. 4, in the Washington
field, struck n Of the pay streaks, Sun.
day, in the Smith.Dyer sand, and started
of at about % barrels an hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08
PUSHING THE WORK.
zee wnrELINe NAruRAL eAs co.
Making Rapid Progress with its L'uS' north
of the City An Extensive Undertaking
well under Way before People Knew
IT. ChAEAstsr Of the Work.

After the Board of County Commits.
siolers adjourned yesterday, President
Woods, MssalA. Nichols, Maxwell, Prince,
Boring, Dslbrugge, Pickett and Stein, Of
the Board, and Engineer Merrill, Of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, accom-
panied by several other gentlemen, went
up into RichlRnd district to inspect the
proposed route OF the company's pipeline
from the point where it strikes the county
road to the city limits. The gentlemen
present constituted the Road and Bridge
Committee. Mr., Stein was elected Super
visor on behalf OF the county OF the work
on the West Virginia Company'slines, and
ne claims that ha was also made Super
visor for the county Of this GOmpany's
work, though the ordinance granting the
Wheeling Company the right Of way was
passed alter his election, How he can
supervise two pieces OF work, n on
UaldWells run and the other up the river,
members Of the Board are at a loss to SEQ.
However, he il on the pay roll OF both
companies,
Mi. Il. j. Garden, Supervisor Of the
Road Precinct in which the work is done,
Joined the party, and the line was gone
over, The vislIors wore surprised TO find
that about half q mile Of trench had
already been dug along the west side Of
the pike, At the north end OF this trench
the line crosses the road, this being the
point where he.p.pe comes down the hill ;
at the south end the pipe defects west
to the river. This part is already laid.
II is Joined to the three mains across the
Ohio by at ingenious device popularity
called q "hurdygurdy." at the point
where this pipe reaches the road a stop
gate ia put in the line, and here the pipe
runs a short distance up the hill to the
blowout" or pressure regulator, Hence
the line keeps the east side OF the
pike nearly 10 the city limits, There Is
about three miles oil pipe outside the city
on the public road. The work is being
pushed by about seventy.dYe men. The
pipes are not screwed on this line, but
Caulked with lead. This is said by those
who know to be a tighter and better Joint
than the screw, The pipe is twelve inches
In diameter and meant Tor a high pressure
line, The work Of ditching, laying, joint
ing and Caulking the pipe Is tedious and
expensiVe-muCh more so than the small
er mains in the city.
The three mains across the river are
anchored with long hooks, the rods being
driven to q depth Of from ten TO eighteen
feet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08
ruu RINK MEETINGS CLOSED
And MhSes Smith and sherman to Leave
wheeling To-day.

And MhSes Smith and shetman to Leave
wheeling To-day.
Tho religious meetings at the Capitol
rink, which have continued with con.
stantly increasing power, closed last
night with one Of the most remarkable
scenes ever witnessed in this city. A
great number Of drinking men we're
present, and many we're at the altar for
prayer. Many others signed the pledge
and testimonies Of stirring power were
given to the power Of religion TO save
fallen mem
The meetings 80 long held in the city
will ON To o close this afternoon.
Miss Smith and Miss Sherman will leave
the city OF 5:35 r. NJ, but the day will be
spent In a series Of services. AT 10 o'clock
this morning a meeting will be held in the
Second ward market house. At 2 p. NJ
there will be q mothers and wives meet.
ing In the lecture room OF the Fourth
Street N. L. Church, at which all methets
and wives I asked 10 be present. II IL
held In the church because the pAflors Of
the Y. NJ. O. A. will hardly be large
enough.
Alta P. NJ. the last meeting will be held
at the b. 4 o. Il. K. passenger depot,
which will continue until the train leaves.
Everybody IL invited 10 be present, and
bid the devoted workers who have 30
faithfully wrought In the city goodbye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08
BELLAlRE.


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
Mrs, William Ruler Is quite sick.
This Is pay day on the O, & P. railroad.
Miss Nora Baker Is visiting at Olarlpg.
ton,
Postmaster D. W. Cooper is able to be
about,
MI, BO.ham is quite low with typhoid
pneumonia,
Jake Kemple will lecture on the eccen.
trio people Of Bsllaire.
Rev. @. F. W. Hustedt Is again sick,
although he was thought to be almost en-.
tirely recovered.
Miss Flora Williams will sing at the
school commencement at the Elysian
rink Friday evening.
", NJ. Meek has returned to his post in
the office OF the superintendent Of railway
mail servics at Cincinnati.
Rev, ]. K. MCKallip on Sunday evening
married Mr.. David Dick aud Mrs, Annie
Heslop, at the johnson House.
The boats from down the river have
been transferring their freight to the O.. (
T. railroad on account Of the low water.
Col. Rankia and A. L. Baron arc at
Columbus, interested In q law suit about
patents on lanterns in the U. s. District
Court.
Mrs. Henry Over and Mrs. John Robin.
son went TO Washington, Pa, to attend
the Washlngton.J Jefferson College com.
menCement.
Those who are in positions to see the
flth nightly dumped into the river at the
lower end Of Wheeling are urgently pray.
ing for the early adoption OF some means
Of cremation by Wheeling.
The delegates from here to the Flint
Glass Workers Assembly this year, which
will meet at Hamilton, Ontario, are Frank
Archer, James 0'Neil, Charles Edmonds,
Patrick Barrett, Patrick MCGranaghan.
A congregational meeting was held last
night at the First Presbyterian church
and Joined with the Rev. j. K. MCKallip,
In asking the Presbytery of St, Glars.
vile to dissolve the relationship between
them. The Presbytery will meet in a
short time In Harrison county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08
THE RISING QUESTION.
Shall we cat Lime with our Bread9

1t is a fact no longer questioned that all the baking
powders, with the single exception of the Royal, contain
lime or alum. Prof Loves report as analyst of the New
York State Board of Health, revealing lime impurities, and
Government Chemist Motifs researches showing the alarm
ing use of alum, have conclusively established the presence
of these substances, Eminent analysts have found in some
of the powders, notably those so prominently advertised
lO,7 per cent of lime alone.
Every body is interested in this wholesale dobasement
of food. The public health is no doubt ipjuriousy affected
by the large amount of lime that is thus taken into the
system, for-although perfectly pure food is produced by the
use of Royal Baking Powder, which is free from lime and
absolutely pure-manyO of these adulterated baking powders
are still imposed upon consumers by the false advertisements
with which they are placed before the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08


Mis- Mabel Ephralm iS visiting ]. B.
Montgomery.
Mf. Robert Parkinson, Of MI. Pleasant,
was In town yesterday.
Mfs. j, b. Cattell returned from a visit
10 ". OlaitSville friends yesterday.
Contractor Selby begins work to-day on
Spence, Biggs & Co.'s new molding room.
There ives quite q row In Clatk's add.
ton yesterday. All the parties, three ii
number, were Jailed.
W, r. RatcliG, accompanied BY j. K,
Ratclilr aud vile, Of MI, Pleasant, len
yesterday on atWo weeks trip to the West.
The Episcopal choir will give q free
concert aud Ice cream ahl strawberry ies.
tivAl In Commercial Hall tomorrow night,
The exercises al the NJ. u. Church lat
night were greatly enjoyed by the large
crowd present. The programme for Ia.
night 10 "a follows: Anthem, HThe BeA6Ii.
iuI Gates Ajatt" choif q~uAtlette, condSSl.
I'd BY u O. Cray, Bsq. Recitation, IAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08

Wheeling Lodge No. IS B. P. o. E. held
o well attended and enthusiastic meeting
last evening and perfected all arrange.
ments for the benefit concert 10 be given
at the Opera House next Monday even.
ing. The Indications are that there will
be q rush for seats when they are put on
sale. The prices are very reasonable
90 and 80 cents, without extra
charge for reserved seats. The
Elks deserve success; Il Is q young lodge
but has already on two or three occasions
entertained very pleasantly Wheeling's
citizens. In addition 10 the yocalists
named In yesterdays paper Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer, who Ia heard too sci.
dom, will lend her flne voice 10 assist In
making the concert a success. Mrs. Fred
j. Norton will also assist,