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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
8rtefe aus alabama.
Gum @prtme, 8Gount 60, @la.,
r SSnn 1897.

Gum Sprtng, Slount so, Mld.,
Z. Sun. 1897.
SeSeBt tponen bic beutI9en Suruter tire 8ez
fibtbiimer entpebsr gar ni9t Dertaufen, ooer
fe fprbern enprme pretie bdfir, bagegen
baGten Die @ingeborenen INNER nod an ben
bpr bunbert. Sabren 9eforberten preiIen felt,
tie fbeinen gar ni9t gu piffen, mas bas 2ano
iebt bier pertbfit. 9a 1T 3. 9. bter in metz
ner Nu9barf9aft cine Sarm bon 40 Acres
nit Mobnbaus, Staa, gutem 8afer uno
Nubbol5, nur 10 Mtnuten 8egs bonn
StGbt6en u1b Der @ifenbabn e%ntfernt, Die
fir 5000 b~erfauft perben ion, unb 10 giebt
es mod mebrere anbere Sarmen gu So Bis SIS
per Qcre 3t bertdufen. SIN Der 8eilage lele
i6 oft bon dnberen Stdaten, no Der Mcre
BON SIS Bis $35 toftet unb duf tpeG9em
2anbe audi ni9t mebr 8aumipole, Corn,
@ei3en, &oggen Ober Safer geerntet peroen
fam, als auf 2anb, bas nur bon 3-5 DBL
lars per Ncre fpitet. Mber bas nibt alletn;
felt meinem a9t3ebnidbrigen 9ierfein BADEN
mir nod feline Seblernten gebabt; Bis Mitte
Suli bGben mir INNER eeniigenb &egen; TO-
baB ale Srii9te gut auspa6fen fOnnen.
Safer unb &oggen iinb f9on ausgangs Mai
retf unb fomit fam bds 2onb cine 3peite
Grnte an Corn ober &drtpffeln liefern.
Sriibgepflan5tes Corn 1T @n6e Sllt boIz
ftGnbtg ~ousgepu9Ien, biefe Getreibeart
brtngt biefes Sabr BEL uns so Gents, I'M
bOrigen Sabr paren 40 Gents Der niebrigfte
Preis. &artoffeln brirgen bon SO Gents
Bis 81 per 8ufbeG, SiiBturtoffeln BON 40
Bis rs Gents. 8on lebterer &artoffelIorte
fann man Bis gu 200 8ufbeI bpm Mcre ernz
ten, @Orn BON 1870 8uibet, b. +. ie na6z
benz Der 8Dben bearbeitet pirb. Meiaen 1T
in ben lebten Sabrtn Bel ben bi1igen Me6lz
preiien tpenig gebaut norben, 2anb, nit
8dumipole bepflanat, bringt mebr Elm, als
NIT Weioen bebautes. 8pn 2ebterem erntet
man ettpd 10-15 8uf6el per Ncre unb na6
ben DDridbrigen Bretien nGren 6as nur bon
S. Bis $3.50 per Mcre, tpG6renb man aus
8dltmipole BON SIS bis $35 bonn @cre err
5ielt. Sd TT es benin let9t erflGrli6, bah
bic meiiten Sdrmer iIr Mebl taufen unb inb
mebr auf bas 8aamtpolpflan5en berlegten.
ueberbaupt bef9rdntten Die n1eiften Gtnqez
borenen ft9 auf ben 8au bon 8aumtppGe
u1o GDrn, benin bon ben iibrt9en gulturs
pfldn5en Deriteben tie penig pber gar ni6ts.
Sbit, Semitic, 8eerenfrii9te bereiten linen
gu bel @rbeit, bic Obitbdume laien Te pbne
ie9lt6e Pflege pahIen poer berberben, 10
Dab btele oapon baiteben pie 8efen. sic
nit Sage ober Mefer a%us3upuben oDer aus
subiinnen bas gie6t's bel bie1en 2euten ntdt:
tpenn es unbebingt nDtbig pirb, baB bic
nrteriten 3peige %entfernt tperben mifen, 10
tptrb Die 4rt genpmmen unb banntt barauf
los gebdnet, baB bic SeBer nur 10 flie9en.
DAB ein' 10 bebdnbeIter Baum I9Ge9te ober
gar feline 5ri3te 5eitigt, 1T eIbftberftGnbz
lt9, bu9egen la9t einem bas 6era i'm Qeibe,
tpenn man bic Sbfgdrten Der Oeutf6en fiebt.
ba tit dQes notwithstanding geI6nitten unb
bearbeitet, oa giebt es aber au6 Obft, qrpB
unb iaftig. 4u3 Die 8eeren5u9t pirb bon
ben meiften 0eutf9en rationeQ betrteben.
grbbeeren, 9imbeeren unb Sobannisbeeren
tperben cine Menge se5osen unb DEFENDERS
bilben bic @r06eeren i'm 5riiRiabr cine rsi@e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
8eieitioun9 0es Riben9efamads
Ger Butter.

I'm ben bon ben 6GnbGern ~nnausqefebt
uno nit bolem He9t getabelten i~trengen Sc
l6mdd Der Butter, Der itets Bel 8erfiitz
terung Der &iiben, bauptIG4li9 Der &oblz
riiben unb G6nli9er, ipentger Der 3unfeIartet
if9 bemerfbur muht, gu beIeitigen, bat Die
nel&eite Sorf9ung Die 3uflr%bt gu benz fogez
nannten BaIteurtIiren Der 8pQmilh ooer
be5 Hd6me5 als Mb9iilfe pprgeI6rieben.
@irb btefe Met6obe in ribtiger Weiie burbz
gefii6rt, 10 t0nnen 5potel Riibenbldtter, &iiz,
bentDpfe, Riiben, &artoffeIn unO Ioqari
Wruden berfiittert tperDen, pie 'bs3iigli6 otsI
Wo6lbefinOens un0 Der rationellen @rndbz
rung Der Sbiere rGtbli9 erf3eint, NuD
Der bittere unb ieifige 3uitunb Der Butter 1T
auf bieIe 8eife erfolgrei9 %betdmpft. lin
3u bieiem 3iele 3u gelangen, ptrb bic Wft(b
ober Der &a6m Bis auf 149-154 8rd0 s..
cr6iBt unb ettpa flint Mtnuten lang auf
bieTem Stadium er6alten. 149 8ra0 miif@n
gum re9ten @rfolge errei4t perben, tpGbz
renb cine @r6ibung iiber 154 9ra0 Der But
ter einsn &o9gei9mdd giebt, Der nur our9
gepDbnGi9 ni9t ausfiibrbare abtii3llng auf
Al @rab bermieben tpirb, pd6renb i'm aas
beren Safe cine 4btii6tung bis SO @rab GEE
niigt. 0a bur9 biefes 8erfa6ren nebsn ben
i6Gblt6en Gtoffen audi Die SGuerungsz
6atterien getDbtet iinb, tpirb es nOtbig, fiinit=
ltd)e QnfGuerung gu gebruu6en. S3lieB=
Gib empfie6lt es ii9, aus paIteuriIirter Mil4
6eroafteIte Butter peniger gu Ial3en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

9aS rieIigs 8efibtbum Der cdGifornif6en
n9ie6t0nige" Miler unD 2ur tpiro, infpl9e
Mble6ens bes S6etlbabers Cur, in Elm Nttienz
unterne6men nit einem @rrnbfapital BON
$12,OO0,OO ~umgetpanbelt perpen. Die
SGlfte Der Mftien bebdlt MfiGer, Der o@enez
rail- Manager" Der neuen Company perbem
TOu. Oas Hei4 Der @iebtOnige liegt in
gaep Merifo unb Oregon unb beitebt aug
MtQionen Mder @eibetdnbereien nit 0eerz
ben bon 6unberttaufenOen bon &inbern.
cMaeitere STANDARDIZATION @rtifel onf Der 70 @rite /
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Ginnabmequele Der Oeutiden. Sc giebt
unter i6nen pel9e, bic aus Der @robeerenz
ernte pDn $500 Bis $500 e~r3ielen. Dteie
8eeren fangen i6on i'm Npril an gu reifen.
&arI Ro9lenberg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

1erausra9enben aaitenpGnbe btnbsrn bic
Slide am 9erausipringen.
S4lieBli9 mag mod ertpdbnt fein, bab
i9 nod aarpfen gum 8eieben bon Sei4en
btGtg abgeben fann.
SbeobDr WtDer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
Qus Jowa.
IS 0 r &c, Sopa, 1. San, 1897

. &c, Sotpa, L. San. 1897.
@ert6er 9err Simon!
Meinem 8eripre9en n~a9fommeno, mel
DIES i9 in Der y8eildge" bonn 81, Nooember
CAB, min i9 mittbeilen, baB bas @etter bier
i'm DECEMBER febr gelinbe getpeIen 1T; bus
oiele Sis, pel6es an ben 8dumen bling unb
duf benz Grbboben lag, 1T dIes tpegges
I9mpl5en. Die Sarmer baben bon Der Sc
legenbeit guten 9ebrau9 9emu9t unb bier
unb ba itebt mat auh 2eute i'm @ornfeloe
arbeiter, i'm Nugen1einen lit bas Gorn dber
ales ugebustt" unb gu Saufen aufgebGuft,
10 bo9 tpie Stro6ftdds. Mber Der Prets 1T
Der niebri9ite felt bielen Sabren, mn II
Gents per 8uI6el. Gum @orni9Glen lit Die
@elegen6eit niAt giinftig, bus @etter tit Bee
itdn6ig feu6t unb neblih unb lebte Nadt bat
es tart geregnet, 10 baB bic @ege in einem
3uitdnbe iinb, pie fonft i'm MGr5. Iu@
bas Srei4en muB uufgei9Oben perben, Bis
es better tpirb, Gerf9ieoene baben es prpbirt,
bod ohne Grfolg. 9as Sabr 1896 pir0
M}under 10 Gei6t nidt oergei1en.
Der @eiaen gilt ieBt Sc Gents Der 8uI6et,
bpr bier Wp9en btabte er uber in @eorg
i9on rs Gents. @srite pirb nit 17-2O
Gents, Safer NIT 1O-13 Gents beSdblt,
iiber bic 9reiIe Der 99tpeine tann i9 rti9t
bel beriGten, neil BON 2ebteren nur rpenige
gu ~berfanfen iinb. Ougegen itebt &tnbbieb
bod i'm PreiIe unb tpirb mebr bafir be5a6lt,
ais es augenblitli9 pertb 1T; bus meiite
pirb gemGitet unb BADEN bic preiIe pieoer
bic Stufe errei6t, auf Der ite friiber getans
ben. Nu6 Butter bringt etnert 9uten Preis
= IA Bis 16 Gents per 8funb =, @ter fins
nur ipentge bprrdtbtg unb bic brtngen BON
20-25 Gents per 9ubenb.
Sd mD9te mod bemerfen, OdB Der fleiBige
Ngent Der vSQs. Staatsz3tg.," Paul
SriebeG, neuIi4 uus in George belu9t bat;
er 1T INNER mod Der alte, fibeIe 0eutI9e,
m0ge er balb nieber fpmmer.
SIN Sttpber erf9ten in Der rSu. Staatsz
3tg." Elm Nrtifel iiber bic &dubmDrber Safe,
pel9e in bic S6erburne 8dnf in MtnneIota
eingebro9en ndren. Ser Name Der 8uben
1T ni9t Safe fonbern &euibun unb tie iino
aus unferem Gountpiib &od fapibs ees
biirttg. Ser @dter Der 8uben 1T mir tpoblz
betuunt unb Elm geu9teter 8iirger. Was
MAIDEN metre 8etdnnten in Qdleb, Su.2
Sd meine, file iolIten ou9 einn1aI bur9 bic
n8eilage" bon ft6 b0ren laffen ipdbrenb bic
fer lansen Minterubenbe. Gum 59lub
alien 8auernbribern pieG Slid gum neuen
Sabr.
G a so oFu~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
s 81 a +.
Ottumno. Soma. 4. Sam. 1897.

0ttum IN a, Soma, 4. San. 1897.
9eebrter Sreunb!
Die rSI. Staatsz3tg." gefdGt mir gut.
bic u8etIdge" lit ausge5eiAnet. Sd iebe IN
lebterem 8latt einen Nrtite1 iiber 3uderz
riibenz@uItur, in pel6em geiagt pirb, man
Ioue bic Riiben 70 pflunaen, baB tie in ben
&eiben ~ein5eln un6 BON 10-12 3oa bonz
einunber iteben io0ten. Sd fac ben 3uderz
riibenfamen aber in Der WetIe, baB oft Sc
pflan3en btAt beieinanber iteben unb 6od
fperben fie ale 9roB unb erret4en Elm @epi9i
BON 2-8 Bfunb. Sd babe dber uu3 gutes
8ottom=2anb ba5u unO 3tebe uuf einem
bal6en Ncre genug &iiben, Inn bamit bier
&i6e gu iiberptntern. Sd buue iebes Sabr
3uderriiben.
9elL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
Wurselpfropfen uno OfuIiren.

4Ipena, Mt6., %. 9e5. 1896.
@eebrter 9err &ebatteur!
8ttte, bringen Sic einn1al Nusfi6rli6e=
res itber bas PfrOpfen auf ~einaelne @ur=
5sIn Der &pfeIbGume (GOot @rafting) uni
iiber bas SfuIiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Die Sdnerungbe s &ubmes pirt
OoOnr9 ein9eleitet nnb beidleunigt, ,baB
man ibm gefduertes Material in beItimmtet
Menge uno Bel beitimmter Wdrme auiebt
Gin otrdbals ii3eres @erfabren lift folsen=
bes: Man felt 5und9it MiI6 pber Mader-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

cseitere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS artifel anf Der Il. @eite.)
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02
Monday, January 18th. 1897.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

We are not disposed to find fault
in advance. The Republican party
has come into power promising re-
lief. to the suffering masses. We
cannot see how any substantial re-
lief can be granted under the decla-
rations of the St. Louis platform.
That platform pledges the party to
adhere to the gold standard until it
shall be otherwise determined by an
international agreement. This dec
laration, to our mind, is equivalent
to a declaration to maintain the
gold standard at all hazards. Any
attempt to initiate the paper cur
rency of the country redeemable in
gold, without any means of obtain
ing gold for redemption, would be
in violation of the platform and an
attempt to enlarge the money of the
country by promises to pay. The
distress which now prevails is the
result of too many promises to pay
without sufficient standard money
with which to pay them. The only
source of relief suggested during
the campaign was more tariff tax
alton. This may benefit few man
ufacturing blishments already
in existence, but it will not induce
prudent men to enter into new
manufacturing enterprises while
prices are falling.
1t cannot be supposed that men
of sense will invest their capital IN
any extensive plants which are con-
stantly depreciating in value. Nor
can a protective tariff under such
circumstances be beneficial to the
farmers and planters of the coun-
try. We depend upon agriculture
for our exports which we pay for
the commodities we buy abroad,
and also to discharge e our foreign
obligations. No ma tier what tariff
may be levied uTyon imports, the
farmers must COZ ltinue to compete
with Russia, Ir dia, tbs Argentine
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02
The FaVOTite Home Remedy.

For all diseases caused by arrangement
of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach.
Keep it always in the house and you
will save time and Doctors Bills, and
have at hand an active, harmless and per-
fectly safe purgative, Alternative and tonic.
lfyoufeel dull, debiitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe-
tite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver or biIiousness, and SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR will cure you.
If you have eaten anything hard to
digest, or feel heavy after meals or Sleep
less at night, dose of SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleasant sleep.
If at any time you feel your system
needs cleansing and regulating without
violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
j. H. Zeilin & CO.. Philadelphia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02
Lyon County.
NEWSPAPER LAW.

Subscribers soho do not giue cypress notice to
khe coRtrarb considered as lciSht9sgtO continue
kheir subscription
If subscribers order the discontinuGnce of their
periodicals the publisher may continue to send
shem until all arrears are paid.
fsltbscrtbers neglect refuse to take their pc
t0dicGs from the Office to achich they are directed
Fhey are held responsible till they hare settled their
PiH and ordsred their paper discontinued,
Ifsubscrlbers ms0ue to other places qcithOut
noran0 tie publisher, and the paper is sent to the
Former direction, they are held responsible.
The courts hare decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the odic or removing and Leaning
them pncaed for, is prima facie Evidence of inten.
|tionGl fraud.
8. Any person ,uho receiUes a newspaper and
Gkes use Of It, ohether he has subscribed for it or
pot, Is held in lao as subscriber.
y The Postmaster lcho neGlects to gipe the legal
eotace Of the neglect of person to take from the Of
pee ne nepspGper addressed to him is liable to the
p1ottsher for the subscription price.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

Two patents were issued at the
Interior department Tuesday which,
it is claimed, will practically revo-
lutionize the use of explosive pro-
jectiles and the method of firing
them.
In these cases the method of firing
the explosive consists in charging
shell with dynamite that has been
rendered less explosive by cold and
reducing the temperature of the ex-
plosive charge to degree at which
it may be fred from a gun without
danger of premature explosion.
Another claim made for this pro-
jectile consists in freezing a high
explosive, subject to explosion by
concussion, and while the explosive
is frozen firing it from the gun and
effecting the explosion. A conical-
shaped projectile is charged with
dynamite, which has been reduced
to temperature sufficiently low to
render it practically nonexplosive
when fred from gun.
These projectiles have attracted
great deal of attention among
ordnance officers, and the inventor
claims that he has perfected a meth
cd by which all guns charged with
these high explosives can be even
more deadly than they are at pres
ent. These patents have been pend
ing only three weeks, the papers
having been filed November II,
1896 Washinqt0n Letter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

master Col. Kimball advertised for
sealed proposals for sound, we'll.
bred horses, and incorporated in the
stipulation that horses bred in Cal
ifornia would be given the prefer
ence. No response whatever was
received from California breeders,
and only few came in from local
dealers. In addition the prices
asked were four times as high as
those which accompanied the bids
of several years ago, and the Gov
ernment had to abandon the idea of
securing California bred horses and
the animals required were purchas-
ed in southern Oregon. The price
paid was $13350 per head. The
horses are scarce in Oregon, too,
but the abandonment of horse breed
ing has not been so extensive there
as in this State. Col. Kimbal has
issued an announcement that twen-
ty-three more horses are required at
the Presidio, and these, too, will
have to be purchased in Oregon, or
possibly in Arizona.-Rural Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

PARSONS, Mrs. E. M.-U S Title to 100 acres
on laho adlolnlng DICK Fricke north aud
known as the widow Parson ranch" $500;
Mason Valley. Tax and delinquency $29 48
SCHROEDER, G.-House and lot on west side
Of Florence avenue adjoining M. Elmer south.
500. sutro. Tax and delinquency, 81 IS.
SMITH, ROBT.--One half interest in dwell.
ing nouse and lot on NE corner of Main and
Bridge streets Yerington, $l5g Yerington.
Entered by Board of Equalization. Tax and
delinquency $5 50.
TAYLOR. G. A.--vacant lot on weet side of
Eliza avenue adjoining L. Davis north, $50.
Sutro Tax and delinquency. 81 IS.
UNKNOWN owNER-That certain lot of
land in Dayton Lyon County, New, ON north
side of Main street, and lying east of land of
w K. Millsap. and extending eastwardiy from
W. K Millsap's land to Carson river and
from w r.. Millsaps land to Carson river, and
northerly from Main street 300 feet, $25 Day
ton Tax and delinquency, 50 a.
WOsTELL, THOMAS. Estate of )-House
and lot on west side of Eliza avenue adjoining
the Levi Lamb property south, 5000. Sutro.
Tax and delinquency, 81 81.
WALTERS, JAMEs-U. S title to 16o acres of
land adjoining c.. III. Barrett SOUTH improved
$500; furniture, $25; work horses, $50; 2 stock
$25: machinery. SIS. Reduced by Board OH
Real Estate. 500; poll tax, SO. Mason Valley.
Tax and delinquency, $45 81.
WOODCOCK, JESSE-Possessory claim to
100 acres of land adjoining Mrs. Hillbun south;
1850 possessory claim to 200 acres of land adj
joining G. I. Martin at Alkali Lake, $109: 6
work horses. Sl20: stock horses, 500: stallion,
$50; mule. Is; A cows, $50: stock cattle $4S:
wagons $780, machinery, $25. Mason Valley
Tax and delinquency, S29 7a.
WARREN. MRS. w. T-Possessory claim to
800 acres of land adjoining Swasey on SOUTH
with improvements; 81, 200: furniture $50; 8
work horses. $50; 8 COWS. s45 stock cattle, SIG;
10 hogs. $25; wagons. $25; machinery, $50 Wild
@wS exemption of $1,000 ordered by Board of
Equalization. l poll tax issued. 50. Mason
Valley. Tax and delinquency. $40 66.
WATSON. c. H.-House and lot on north
side of 27Ch street. Sutro, formerly belonging
to Mrs. G. Thompson; $50: buggy, $50. Sutro.
Tax and delinquency, So SO.
And you and each of you are hereby notified
that unless payment shall be made before said
day the above described property will be sold
on
Monday, January 18th. 1892.
at O'Clock NJ. to pay the aforesaid deln-
quent taxes, penalties and COSTS also that TEN
PER CENT. on the amount of said taxes and
TWO DOLLARS PER NAME FOR ADVER-
| TISING, AND ONE DOLLAR PER NAME FOR
AUDITORS CERTIFICATE, be collected in
addition to the original tax, also that said prop
erty is subject to redemption within six
months from the date of such sale by payment
OF all said sums with interest at three per cent.
per month from date OF sale until paid
Al. LOTUS,
Treasurer of Lyon County, Nevada.
Dayton, New. Dec. Is, 1896
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

The military authorities at the
Fresidio San Francisco, are finding
it difficult to purchase remounts for
cavalry, due to the fact that the
country is almost bare of young and
sound horses suitable for cavalry
purposes. For the past three or four
years such animals have been cheap
almost to the point of having no
market values; but horse breeding
has very largely ceased, and there
is no resource for any immediate
demand. Recently Chief Quarter
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

Republic, China and Japan in for
eign markets with 100 per cent ad-
vantage against them in the differ
ence of exchange. 1t must be borne
in mind that the producers of the
silver standard countries can pay
the same amount of taxes, interest
and other fixed charges that the
people of this country are compelled
to pay, with one-half the products
of labor. This advantage has been
utilized by the silver standard
countries which are our competitors
in the sale of their products in for
eign markets to such an extent that
they have copelled us to sell our
farm products for less than the cost
of production. 1t seems impossi-
sible for any tariff legislation under
the gold standard to do more for
the farmer than to increase the
price of the necessaries of life which
he is compelled to buy without fur
nishing him any more money with
which to purchase the things he
must have. If, however, the Re-
publican party has made the coun-
try believe that tariff taxation will
cure the ills they suffer we would
be the last to obstruct any legisla-
ton looking in that direction if
tariff taxation is the remedy. The
quicker the Republican party give
it to the country the better. When
that remedy fails to bring prosper
ity the people must try some other
During the last twenty years the
people have been dissatisfied with
the party in power, whether Repub-
lican or Democratic, and they have
sought to make change. They
thought at each Presidential elec-
tion that they were changing par
ties, but after election it has ap-
peared on every occasion that the
only change was change of names.
The party remained the same so
far as the financial policy of the
country was concerned. We now
congratulate the country upon the
all-important fact that there are
two great parties in the country
one silver party, the other a gold
party, and that if the people change
names in 1900 as they have done at
every Presidential election for so
many years they will change par
ties and different policy will be
pursued. Nothing can prevent this
result but the restoration of pros
perity through the instrumentality
of Republican legislation and a
Republican administration. If this
can be done why has it not been
done by previous Republican ad-
ministrations? Hayes's admins
tration did not do it; Arthur's
administration did not do it; Har-
rison's administration did not do it.
The question now arises, can the
Mckinley administration do it?
We hope they can; and if they can
we shall rejoice with them, because
all the people will share the bless
ings of good times. We shall wait
and see if the Republican party
can invent any plan whereby we
can, under the gold standard, dis
charge our foreign obligations and
have prosperity at home. They
have promised it; let them perform.
-SiEver Knight.
Good Horses Getting scarce.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

NELSON. E. Y.--Possessory claim to 100 acres
of land adjoining VIM. Becker. on thesnorth,
slightly improved, $3.50 work horses, 500; l
stock horse $40; cows. $45; wagon, $25. Mason
Valley. Tax and delinquency, SIS sS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

5000; 480 acres of contract land, $12O Carson
River. Tax and delinquency, $26 53
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF LYON COUNTY
For Year 1895,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
DAYTON, LYON COUNTY, NEv.,
December 14th, 1896.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

POLLARD. MARY A. Estate OF )-DweiliMng M
Silver City. Tax and delinquency SIG a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

NEVADA LAND AND LIVE STOCK ASSO-
CITATION, WIN. CLIFFORD AGT-Possessory
claim to 500 acres of land adjoining D. Higgins
east. improved, 81, 900; possessory claim to 100
acres of land known as the Stone Estate, $500
100 acres OF land adjoining Estate OF W ]: War,
stock horses $40 10 stock cattle, $50; wagons,
$50; machinery, s25. Mason Valley. Tax and
delinquency. $7S 49,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

PARSONS, Mrs. E. M.-U S Title to 100 acres
of land adjoining Dick Fricke north and
known as the widow Parson ranch" $500;
Mason Valley. Tax and delinquency $29 49,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

NEVADA MILL AND MINING CO..-Pioneer
and Devils Gate Mill Site consisting OF 2 acres
more or less, and situated In upper END OF Sl1- d
Yer city on west side of Gold Canyon. $500.
silver City. Tax and delinquency. SIG "a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

PRAY.A. W. Estate of l-24O acres OF " =,
on the north and known as the Pray rancn'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

SCHROEDER, G.-House and lot on west sid
OF Florence avenue adjoining M. Elmer south
$50 Sutro Tax and delinquency, 81 IS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

SMITH, ROBT.-One half interest in dwell
ing nouse and lot on NE corner of Main an
Bridge streets, Yerington. $15l. Yeringtor
Entered by Board of Equalization. Tax an
delinquency s5 SO.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-01-02

MEANS. w. J.-Possessory claim to 100 acre
of land adjoining John Beams east and we'
with improvements, S20n; work horses $50;
COWS, $780, / stock cattle, S8; s hogs, $lS wager
s25; poll tax. So. Mason Valley. Tax ana dehr
quency, SIG AZ. -. 4. -