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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
AEALSE FACE.

When dyspepsia fastens on man it
changes his feelings and it changes his
looks. He frowns now instead of srnil-
ing. His expression is harsh instead of
kindly. He is wearing false face-a
face which does injustice to the real
nobility of his nature.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and other diseases OF
the stomach and allied organs of diges-
ton and nutrition, and the record OF the
cure is written both in the face and the
feelings of the person cured.
cGolden Medical Discovery" is not a
stimulant or temporary tonic. 1t cures
the diseases that are the cause of ILL
health and builds up the body with
sound flesh.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" The sole motive for
substitution is to enable the dealer to
make the little more profit paid on the
sale of less meritorious medicines.
rLast spring, early, wrote You my feelings
and condition. n says Mr.. A. ]. vanderwater, OF
S73 West Division Street, Chicago, nj, "and you
advised me to take DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and then write how I felt. I am
happy to say am getting to feel fine. In all
have taken six bottles Of the Discovery and
four or five walls of the little Pellets They
have done me worlds of good. All my friends
saw: 'Vanderwater, how well you are looking
The medicines have made the great change IN
me: from the slow NOPE of man that could
hardly crawl, tired and sick all the time, could
do no work. to a man who can work, sleep cat
and feel fine and that tired feeling all gone
away. i very thankful that / wrote to Dr
Pierce. His Golden Medical Discovery anc
his little liver Pellets have almost made 9
new man of me. feel young as did at thirty
years"
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged bowels.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
They Read the "Tlmes I"

Last week small notice in the
TIMES informed the public that pair
of spectacles had been found. The
paper had not been on the street over
half an hour when a lady called for
the spectacles, proved property, paid
for the notice and took the glasses,
During that same day four other
persons who had lost spectacles came
to this Office to see if the pair found
belonged to them. 1t pays to adver-
tise, especially in the TINES. They
all read it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
Meadow Lake District.

The Truckee Republican says
Captain George H. Nihill went to
Sacramento last week Thursday and
will return in few days. While
here he made arrangements tor the
purchase of the lumber for ten
stamp quartz mill which he will
build on the Hartley ledge at Meadow
Lake. The machinery for the mill
was at Cisco but has been shipped
here to send into Meadow Valley by
way of Webber Lake. tit
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
MINES AND MINING NEWS.

SOUTH END DIsTRIcT-copPER.

SOUTH END DIsTRIcT-copPER.
Dyer's Group-No new develop
ments of late.
Redemption Group-Work suspen-
ded on old Mcconnell mine for about
week on account of gasoline in
shaft and tunnel. Work resumed
"Wednesday evening in putting in
about 500 feet of air pipe. Shaft is
being sunk at rate of five feet each
"a hours. High grade ore in face,
malach1te.
John Gilloon Gfoup-Work sus-
pended.
John Dobbins Group-Small crew
of 1nen developing claims.
Murray Dunham Group-Work
suspended at present.
CENTRAL DIsTRicT-coPPER.
Ludwig Group-Work is being
actively carried on constructing
small smelter. Development work
in mine is showing ore of good value.
Miller Group-Four men at work
in tunnel on development work ;
mine showing some very high grade
ore. Negotiations are being made
for the sale of this property to the
DeLamar people. This mine is one
of the most promising in the camp.
F. G. Everett also has some good
prospects near this group. --.-
Bluestone-Since work was sus-
pended two weeks ago some twenty
or thirty men have been put on In
different departments. Larger ore
bins are being built at both mine and
smelter, a deep and substantial en-
gine bed is being placed in power
house, the grade and curves in track
from mine to smelter are being less.
ened. Development work in the mine
is being carried ON and thorough
system of ventilation will be inaug.
urated.
Nevada Cou.-This company is
making preparations for an extended
run of its smelter.
Bluejay-Work suspended for the
present. -. .
Craig and Archer have some likely
looking prospects in this district.
NORTH END pIsTRIcT-coPPER.
Keystone-Prospeet shaft being
sunk rapidly.
Gallagher Group-Mines looking
well.
Torrey Group-Work suspended
for the timebeing,
Both of the above prospects have q
good body of ore in sight, and both
are good buy.
Excelsior-Still getting out iron
ore for flux and prospecting for cop
per.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are being
made to sink a shaft to water level
Surface showing of copper is excel.
lent. -i is
J. Blaine's claims are showing UP
some very good ore. ..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
A CARSON SENSATION.
Grocery Store Started from the Proceeds Of
a Robbery.


A very sensational case occupied
the attention of the District Court at
Carson last week. Hugh and Joe
Kelley opened grocery store on
King street, Carson, in 1894, but they
quarreled and the former brought
suit to obtain a half interest in the
store. When Hugh Kelley was put
on the witness stand he testified that
the money he put in the business
was dug out of Folsom's hay yard,
where it had been buried by his
brother Joe, and it also came out that
it was money which was taken from
the Virginia & Truckee railroad dur
ing hold-up on the outskirts of Car
son on the 9th of February, 1894.
Last Saturdays proceedings open
ed by the introduction OF petition
on the part of the Virginia& Truckee
railroad, as intervenor, setting up
the allegation that the money and
property in litigation was the result
of hold-up of that company's train
on the 9th of February, 1894, and ask
ing until next Tuesday morning to
prepare for the introduction of testi-
mony to that end. The proposed
change in the aspect Of the matter
was actively opposed by attorneys
| for the defendant. The defense made
motion to dismiss the action under
the showing that had been made.
Before deciding upon the various
points involved by the new turn of
affairs, the attorney of Hugh Kelley
announced that he had instructed
his client to tell the whole story.
The witness then told the story OF
the va r. railroad robbery, as re-
lated to him by, his brother, Joe, who
held up the train seven years ago.
All the. attorneys in the case adj
mitted that the Court could not di-
vide the spoils of robbery between
any of the criminals, and the con-
| tention that the store was started on
the money stolen threw the plaintiff S
case to the ground. The Judge in
structed the jury to bring in an ans
wer to the atfirmative-that the mon
| ey was stolen,
The jury brought in a verdict ac-
cording to the instructions, the de-
fendant, Joe Kelley, paying the costs.
This now leaves the case in this
shape: Hugh Kelley has no stand
ing in his contention for division
of the partnership property, because
he asserts that it was obtained by
the commission of a crime. This
gives Joe Kelley the property, but to
dispute his title to it will come the
Virginia & Truckee railroad, alleg-
ing that the money that established
the business was the proceeds of the
robbery of it's train and therefore it
prays the court to return from the
property $500 and legal interest
thereon to date from 1894.
| Judge Mack fixed the date for argu-
ment for the first Saturday in Sep
tember. Should the motion prevail
it will Immediately set the whole
matter in action and it is likely that
the V. & T. will endeavor to make a
case from what has already been dis
closed during the trial. In case of a
dismissal of the motion it will neces-
state the opening of new suit on
the part of the railroad to regain the
money involved. The case created
unusual talk on the streets and opin-
ions are divided in the nlattef.-Car-
son Appeal. t = 2iliq 5nmiuP
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
for Over fifty Wears.

MRS. WINsLow s SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
aiays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by Druggists
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow' g
Soothing Syrup" and to ke no other kind
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-31
Runture.

If you want that rupture cured
write to DIR. Hamilton, Surgeon,
Reno, Nevada.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept. 2G.-There is only
one thing in the whole gloomy situation
regarding the Presidency that appeals
to the sense Of humor Of any one. That
is the predicament in which Senator
Platt of New York finds himself.
Senator Platt is still the unquestioned
Republican boss Of New York, but he
now has a man whom he can probably
not control on any proposition that he
advances. The history Of the estrange-
ment IL recent, yet all the details may
not readily be recalled.
When Governor Roosevelt, in the last
days of the session of the Legislature OF
1899, raided the lobby and forced the pas
sage OF the franchise tax bill, Senator
Platt aud all the big bankers, street rail.
road men and gas and electric magnates
decided that Roosevelt should not he
Governor again. Later On, when the
Governor ordered an investigation OF the
state trust company, causing trouble for
many eminent Republicans, including
Superintendent OF Insurance Louis r.
Payne, the decision was double-riveted
that the only way to get Roosevelt out
Of the way was TO have him nominated
for e-President.
Senator Hanna and President Mckin-
ley really desired to have Secretary OF
the Navy Long named for vice-President.
but MIR. Platt took advantage OF the pop
nlar demand from the West that the
Rough Rider Colonel should be the can
didate and pressed his point. The re-
suit WAS that, although the New York
delegation did not put Roosevelt for
ward, Senator Hanna was compelled to
Weld. and Mr.. Roosevelt was named.
The details of the arranging OF the slate
on behalf OF New York were looked after
by r. B. Odell, the chairman. of the
state committee, Senator Platt having
10 90 home bccauss OF his broken rib. 1t
was we'll understood that Roosevelts
nomination for vice President would
mean Odell's nomination for Governor.
There was JOY in the New York camp
when Roosevelt was nominated, and not
because they loved him.
Now mark the result Of that event, re
garded as SO auspicious by all OF the
New York machine Republicans. SEN
ator Platt has as President man ON
whom he heaped contemptuous iibes
he cannot hope to control the new Pres
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26
An Alaska Bear i
Gives Man Close Gall.

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.Lats adsices from
Valdez state that Archie Pask. one OF the
first residents OF that place. a few days
ago met with a serious accident that
nearly cost him his life. He had been
prospecting along the head waters OF the
Shushena river for several weeks with
two companions and had just started for
this place when he WAS attacked by a
large white glacier bear and nearly kill.
ed.
Mr.. Park was some distance ahead oil
his two companions when he heard a
noise In the brush near the trail. Think
ing 1t was caribou or moose, he started
TO investigate, when ola sudden he came
face to face with great bear. Instant.
ly he threw his rife to his shoulder and
fired, but the bullet did not seemingly
hurt the brute, and. rising on his hind
feet, he grabbed Mr.. Park in his great
forepaws and mouth and started of for
his den. Mr.. Park thought he would
certainly be killed and eaten by the
bear. He had q little siwash dog with
him, which he had threatened to kill on
several occasions as it was too small TO
pull a sled or pack load.
When the bear started off with MIR.
Park the dog began to bark and bite at
the bears heels, until at last the i'm.
mense beast dropped his burden and
started for the dog. The little fellow
ran into the brush and got out OF barm's .
way. Here Mr.. Park made mistake,
for he had heard and read that If q pei.
son would feign death bear would not
touch him. But this 10 not the habit
with Alaska bears. As coon as the old
brute had frightened away his little
tormentor he again picked mp his
human burden and started of hand.
ling him more roughly than before. But
the faithful little dog was again at the
bears heels more furiously than ever,
and old bruin Was compelled second
time to drop his human prey.
MIR. Park did not play "possum" this
time. but managed TO crawl from the
track into the bushes more dead than
alive. His companions. who heard the
barking Of the dog, had arrived by this
time, and, opening fire on the bear.
drove him away. The poor victim wac
picked up, a mass OF blood, raw Aesh
and broken bones. He was very badly
bitten on the arms, legs. back, face and
head. His whole scalp was torn loose
and about three inches square entirely
gone. His face was terribly iacersted,
and he was seyerly bruised all over his
entire body.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26
Bosses Look For Trouble
Plat, Hanna and Roosevelt.

ident on any subject unless 1t appeals to
Mr.. Roosevelt as a proper one without
Mr.. Platt's Endorsement.
President Roosevelt may not be look.
ing for fight in any quarter, but it will
be Senator Platt who will now have to
swallow his pride and look for peace.
Senator Flats friends will want the
secretary OF the treasury to continue his
war on Appraiser Wakeman, but before
the secretary can do this he will have
to get an Endorsement from the Presid-
ent
Senator Piatt will want the President
to protect Collector Bidwell and the rest
OF what is known as the "custom house
ring" II he succeeds in that, he will
undoubtedly. it ia said, have to stow
enough influence to keep the facts OF
the recent occurrences at the Gus.
tom house from Mr.. Roosevelt.
The situation is somewhat similar in
the case of Senator Hanna. Only q few
and influential Republican 10 the Unit
ed States. He could probably have
named the successor to Mr.. Mckinley.
As chairman OF the national Republican
committee and the bosom friend OF the
President, his power in national politics
practically had no limit. To'iticians
were beginning to believe that Mr..
Hanna was leaning toward Governor
Odell as the successor OF Mckinley In
1904.
Hanna and Roosevelt do not admire
each other. Hanna did his best to pre-
vent Roosevelt's nomination for vice.
PRECEDENT. Hanna has frequently pub
licly sneered at Roosevelt. There are
witnesses to prove that Hanna called
Roosevelt q harlequin on at least one
occasion. Now Hanna can be crushed
out by Roosevelt. All the President has
to do 10 to give favor and patronage to
Senator Forsker, who was treated some
what as a step child by the Mckinley
administration. Plat does not like
Odell over much, although Platt 10
Odell's creator. But Odell must be used
by both Platt and Hanna 90 club to
keep Roosevelt In order. II Roosevelt
should get bucking, Odell will bs put
toward as the New York candidate for
President In 1904, and Platt and 0deIi
command the machine. The situation
is highly interesting.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26
YACHT RACE
DECLARED OFF.
The Weather Flunked, and
Boats Drifted.
THE COLUMBIA WAS WELL IN THE
LEAD AT THE ABRUPT FINISH

progress against the strong tide.
At two p. m. the Columbia leads by q
hundred yards and has the Shamrock
blanketed.
The Columbia turned the outer mark
at 3 :06 half mile in the lead.
At 40 p. m. the time limit was reach
ed and the race was declared off.
The breeze absolutely died out and
the boats we're merely drifting for
hours.
When the race was declared of the
Columbia was two miles from the finish,
and fully mile and half in the lead.
There was an immense number OF
spectators and the failure TO score race
caused great disappointment.
In consequence Of the failure OF the
weather it is impossible to accurately
determine the relative merits of the con-
tending yachts.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26

La Cananea, hence rail connection be-
tween Naco and La Cananea may not be
expected much before March next.
! Enthusiastic Naco people figure on
the introduction OF an electric light sys-
TEN, an electric railway connection
hourly with Bisbee, FIRST class base
ball organization, an opera house and
other up.to.date features that will tend
to wake Naco, which lies in a valley
and has room enough TO become a Chi
cago, a town OF the twentieth century.
Hope their fond expectations will he
realized.
Landlord Abrams went to Tucson
Tuesday TO complete details respecting
the final touches needed TO his popular
hotel, which contains some thirty sleep
ing rooms. lie provides for all corners,
and s ably assisted by his energetic
wife.
Chas. NJ. Burkhalter left this section
Tuesday, taking advantage OF reduced
rates. He has been looking after the
traffic interests OF the Southern Pacific
company.
Among the dozen or so OF Tucsonians
noted are Ex.leRislator Frank Stevens
who 10 with Ben Goldman, Steve Aguirre
previously mentioned in this letter,
Dayy Crockett, Joe Broyles formerly Of
Bartlett & Broyles, Billy Mimmick,
Carlos Tully Jr. W. A. White. +. NJ.
Hutton and Chas. Hood who stayed on
the Sonora side, for reasons.
Trains leave at 8a. m. to connect
with the Bisbee train going TO Benson
and at TO meet same on return TO bis-
bee. Stages make four trips TO Bisbee.
One line charging one dollar the other
so cents, stages daily except Sunday, to
La Cananea, sometimes several others
and private conveyances going out.
The stage rate is 800 gold b Sic
Some two hundred freight teams are
on the la Cananea route, employing
Mormon aud Mexican drivers and some
1000 animals, mostly mules.
Ed. S. Lyell and wife formerly Of
Tucson run the station on the Greene
company's stage route. They have
been at Bisbee and Turquoise since
leaving Tucson in January. Mr., Lyell
was sick nigh into death at Turquoise.
lie don't look it now. They are doing
well and expect to be associated with
the company several months.
The mail facilities ar so tar as the
delivery at La Cananea is concerned,
most unsatisfactory.
Nobody TO blame. 40 usual. tried to
run down the seat of trouble but gave it
up. The Greene people say they do
their turn.aliright and Postmaster Gold
man insists that his end is kept up. AZ
far a. Tucson mail 10 concerned in the
matter and in which your readers are
most interested, it is transferred at
Benson, Naco Junction and Naco. Sonora
II is hoped this mention will lead mp TO
norrarfioua
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26

New YosH, Sept. 26.--With brilliant
autumn sun, and piping breeze the
first day Of the international yacht races
opened with promise Of perfect condi-
tons.
After blowing half gale all night
from the Northeast tie breeze subsidized
triHe at sunrise, bnt at eight O'Clock
both Sandyhook and NavesInk reported
1t was still blowing eighteen knots. 1t
had swept away every vestige of mist
and the course was clearly visible.
The Shamrock crossed the starting
line at II, IS. % leading the Columbia
by seven minutes. The latter however
went 10 the front immediately and al
IL 80 was we'll in the lead, outfooting
and outpointing the Shamrock.
At 20 the wind had fallen to nine
knots and the boats were making slow
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26
BEWARE OF THE
SCORNED
Madame Blanchard and Her
Diamonds.
LOVERS FALL OUT AND
THERE rs THE DEVIL TO PAY.

Cochise county, came 10 Tucson wearing
the ring which he had borrowed from
Wiley. He visited Miss Blanchard's o es-
tablishment here but concealed the ring
In his pocket. He testified that, that
night che said the ring belonged to
Wiley.
Miss Blanchard called her chamber.
maid 40 a witness to the fact that she
had heard Joe Wiley acknowledge to
Miss Blanchard in her establishment
here. that the ring was her property.
The fact OF the matter is believed to
be that the Blanchard woman ia angry
with Wiley because be would not let
her accompany him tothe Pan-American
Exposition. Wiley has relatives in Buf-
faio. Roth parties have been planning
to 20 east.
The attorneys for the plaintiff made
long arguments yesterday afternoon and
Attorney kirkpatrick replied for the de-
tense. Judge Wilson took the case
under advisement until 80 this after
noon when be will give out his decision.
Just as the case MAS concluded eur.
prise was sprung by the plaintiff. Wiley
had turned over the ring to Judge Viii
son and the plaintiffs attorneys brought
civil suit in the district court to replevin
the ring. The ring Ia now in the hands
Of the sheriff pending an investigation
Of The law on the subject. II 10 believed
that not even higher court can replevin
property In the hands OF justice OF the
peace.
IfJudge Wilson binds the defendant
over to the grand jury. the case will
have a still more detailed airing in
courts. The only question is whether
there is enough evidence TO bind him
over on the charge Of en- mbezzlement.
Wiley is well known gambler, and
The blanchard woman is well known as
the leader OF the Tucson half world
II 10 understood that the pair have
taken considerably more than plato
mic interest in each other for several
years. But. "hell hath no fury like a
woman scornetl.
This afternoon Judge Wilson held
Wiley for the grand jury in $500 bond.
In the meantime the diamond ring in
question remains In the possession Of
the sheriff.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26
The Schley Inquiry
More VindiCtiVenesS.

WASHINGTON, u. G.. Sept. 26.-The
schley court held but one session today
in order to allow the members TO attend
the funeral OF Judge Wilson this after
noon.
The counsel for the Navy Department
continued its efforts to show that Schley
had information concerning the pre-
sence OF Ceryera feet in Santiago har.
bor.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-26

against her wishes.
Mr.. Cobb answered the complaint by
admitting the accusations, and. stnnR
by the young woman's strange action,
asked to have the injunction made per
manent.
In February last the injunction waf
quietly dismissed upon the request ol
Miss Smiths counsel. The next public
move was on Monday, when Cobb pro
cured q marriage license, also quietly
Then occurred the marriage, most quiet
The bridegroom 10 employed by biz
book house as purchasing agent, and
has high standing In the business com
munity.