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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
A COMEDIANS TRICK.
Rinse by which He Escaped Arrent
and Had His Debts Paid.

and Had His Debts Paid.
Many amusing stories are told Of 10.
Haines, comedian of the time o,
Charles H.. sometimes called Count
Haines. 1t is said that he was arreStec
eone morning hy two bailiffs for deb:
1of f20. when he saw bishop to whom
he was related passing along In his
-coach. With ready resource he imme
-a1!ately saw IoOpholc for escape, and
turning to the men. he said Let me
speak to his lordship. to whom an
well known. and he will pay the dcb
and your charges into the bargain"
The bailif1s thought they might ven
ture this, as they We're within two ol
14hree yards of the coach. and aCcCdcC
10 the request Joe boldly advance
land took of his hat to the bishop. llis
iordship ordered the coach to sop
%yhen Joe whispered to the divine tha
Ghe two men were suffering from sucl
4Bcruplcs OF conscience that he fcarrC
they would hang themselves. suggest
ing that his lo-dship should invite then
10 his house and promise to satisfy
them. The bishop agreed and. calling
70 the bailiffS. he said You two lu,p
GONE to me tomorrow morning, and | |
will satisfy YOU"
The men bowed and went aVal
e pleased and early the next day waite,
On his lordship, who. when they wcr,
ushered In, said, We'll, my men what
are these scruplcs of conscience?"
"Scruples" replied one Of them. I'VE !
have no scruples! We are bailffs. m, |
lord, who yesterday arrested your cou
sin, Joe Haines. for a debt of E2O, and |
your lordship kindly promised to salts
: fy u.s."
Inc trick was strange, but the result |
was stranger, for his lordship, either
approaching its cleverness or consider
Ing himself bound by the promise he
had nnintentionally given, there and
then settled with the men In full.
Hunting.
Ascum-- Hello. Where did you gee
,Ehat black eye?
Downes-- Hunting.
Ascrm-Gm kick your
Downes-Oh. no. ! was just hunting
frouble.-- Philadelphia Press.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
Office of the Gold Coin Mining Com

OllNt III lht hOlu 1Olu MlIliub SOll-
pany,
Tucson. Arizona. February %, 1902.
This is to witness that at regular
ly called meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Gold Coin Mining
Company. held at the Office OF Here
ford & HaLEarI in the City of T1c-
son, Arizona on the 25th day of
February, 1902. Article | of the Art
icles of Incorporation of the said Gold
Coin Mining Company was amended so
as to read as follows:
Article I: That the name OF this
corporation sell be the Gold Q artz
Mining Company"
This is further witness that the
stockholders of the said Gold Coin
Mining Company at meeting regular
ly called and held on the said 10th day
OF February, 1892, ratified the said ac-
tion Of the Board of Directors.
In witness whereof. we have here
unto set our hands the day and year
6rst above written.
H. X. THOMAS, President
%. a COCHRAAF. Secretary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

have your eyes examined free and
investigate my prices on glasses You
need not buy unless you choose. Satis-
10 'tion guaranteed or money refunded
at 20 days trial. DR.. H. A. Schell.
OF 'ian.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

The very finest hand-carved leaihg
goods In latest design, at prices ven
low, at Z. G.. Capo's.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Don't forget that you can get plaisl
o. oysters In any style for IS cents at
Cafe Goldtree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

For 25 cents you can get plate o.
oysters any style at Goldtree's Cafe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

" Not Like Other Men.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18


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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Any resident Of Tucson, who moves
before April 10, will please notify
Charles T. Conneli. 1877 West Penning-
ton street, publisher Of the Tucson
Itty Directory, In order to insure the
correct address In that work. I22-tt
The evening world., 1902-04-08
LATEST NEWS OF SPORT IN IT'S
DECISION IN HIS FAVOR
SURPRISED EVEN GARTER.
Al Weinig Had Much the Better Of BrookIynite,
But Referee Decided Against Him.

CHICAGO. Aprii SKA carter. Of
Brooklyn. was given an apparently un-
deserved decision over a Wrluig 81
Buffalo. nj the end ~ sIN-fos1u COM
test here last night W-.nIs adN0u-
tage appeared 50 decided the, i was
hard TO see how any one Dot an m-
competent or dishoncst refrrr" could
have given Carter the verdict A. che
final gong Carter was covered with
blood and seemed barely able Geo s-.,u B
up 70 weak had nr b'eu'n" from SHE
severe trlIbbnE hr lai been sub
jected TO.
weinig came through the night prier-
oaiiy without q scratch ant when n.
heard the referee decide t-sins, him
he became frantic but hl- appeal 'ar =
reversal OF the decision went Iuh-rict
As soon ~ the men stepped 20 in"
centre OF tne ring ut tho beginning NJ
the first round W"inis reached car
ter's face with ieft-haui Iub which
brought the blood Carter Cliuched n..t
weinig fought MIN IN and u1 The
break landed a right on Carter = "nr
The evening world., 1902-04-08

the racc This will bc a very welcome
Improvement 8, racegperr.
The stewards lined w. g Daily 1900
YESTERDAY. DLiy 1id iIand!capper In tho
third race and Thought he had a chance
to win In order to make his ohances
more srcur. he threatened before tho
lace to bld up certain horaes II they
Won and 10 claim them n they were
beaten The result was "a wholesale
withdrawal
iIaHiIr1pPer won. but the race ncttcd
paly un;1irs frr the exact amount he
won was the lin. imposed by the stew
ards. How Daly r~'Hp-- serious tnJubls
i on" ~ the my stcri-s nt the turg lis
horses are uptoriously ogrIty in form.
Nrt 100 questions t3c ever asked uf him.
b.fpr- tlc Faces DAILY was making
n'ups at " klrrick who trains In
'gusiye w." wanted ~ match Himself
I.-iir~t Intrusive. same way rugged IS
uu Satur lay DalN wu4t,d tp race f'r
$50 side. nut kHrriHk knowing that
lutrusiv" lo beat Himself IN two
handed n. was almost sur thing.
wanted TO- E-t 1i'ni ont nf the Hartford
iurfman. pIiy. however. refused and
there l. little possibility % the matcii
taking pi1r"
The evening world., 1902-04-08
SUPPLIES KNEW
WHEN TO QUIT.
LET REFEREE COUNT HIM
OUT IN FOURTH ROUND.

NEW BRITAIN Conn AnriI seven
hundred people assembled ~ the Casino
here last night 10 witness a bout advcr-
tis"i 10 take place between George Nc
Fadd"n. ~ New York hui Art sims.
~ Buffalo Word wa. received that
Sims had Injured his wrist IN training
ana Curl., supplies uf BuIhlo. WAa r..
Gently met Frank Eruu. was substituted
Tn" men put ~ a tam" argument FOR
the first four rounds lud We're warned
several times. They then miN-,l u for
minute aud Suppi's went tu the iiOrt
and STAYED there uu.il rount"d oui
when be- ~, ON ais 'r"' md v'Rlks-i ont
~ ne ring
The evening world., 1902-04-08
BELMONT LOST GOOD COLT
WHEN HE LET TOSCAN 60.
Two-Y ear-OId Has Shown Much Glass in
Races at Bennings.

That Mt belmont .,TtrI sItn good
.nY-N,ar-uld iU Tn.,au tnor- j, little
duurt he may nor y stake class, but
gs i-',citatu'y q veg good platter he
fa-r the second race Yesterday many
...pt-s~.-i the "p.alpn thar Blue and
urtuga was one ~ the best Youngsters
o., tn" track. ANA thst n" would make
r"srau run some
H-f"r, uIart"r had been run B'h"
and Oraug" H,s looking or nice soft
p.s,.. iD i. dow lie lid 90, - l1k' 20
the woods au ,he turn !pr T"scan va
cunning him IN his 'eet NJ m" """
'ra-,tu ~. lui, raiup,ng whi!" tn"
and Ortne. had ,nnSIderi,bl" tr"uh'. 10
beat First 'augd '"r tn" place
surveyor. w.a" ct wn-l. e. th" rack
YESTERDAY II Il the nten Ton p' nc
association Iurus IN" summer 'n 70
,u.d the track and 'ri'dvpg to get =
r,unmg surface ina, viii no, 10" as deep
q s,Ii heap a. ,t i- 40 present Tho
rack rs row stands i- at bad
angie - ,r, stand. .rd ~ ma b" buii;
o., q different angle - tnu people II
me grand stan! may View every part "'
The evening world., 1902-04-08

T-suers and 'r.r04gnhrcds wor' de-
..,t.I,. uncomfortable At tine Gr'ves-
.rI track .ostrrIit \ SHn;s'i mist
and =, s,f.h. track formed q r"mpint-
r.,u ,h.t rl,y.l havpy with many plans
.,- as uYrs S,.rll ~ the hnrs.-
ne, ..a. f1..~ rlarscs an IA. boulevard
%. roks .xcr .isc
l>.mr vh, has charge - " g.
ply.. rpr.,q .nI, thrlr owner !. win
,ipg none, a, Jennings. mad big
string u.U S--c,lrg md canierinH. IN"
tg,.-,,.,r.nil- Vnr'-ly. Monidor and
u,rs,.n., auly .osg.d. hut Annie paiy
ami uets., Prirg went four fuglonSs IN
q, ...,,,.l. a., excellent mov". consid-
.,,,.. M, Weather and the track
So t,,r..,t ags caestru' col, that
,,.,,,,t.as :, nr-ug home bread tor the
,.,,rJ -ne mid. .c-minglN, had uo
,...,-s r,. TN, ,pursst.r. and hc rat
,.,,uys f' s,r three FUR ongs pull
,,, ,,, IN 70 seconds. ~ithou, show ms
49, .y-,.s Svrs OF distress
~ ttucs,,u had his Hamburg two-
..,,-ld. an, Th~y al were IN 90 play
al .,,ot and ,r.ed to clear Away 'h"
a., Ia klck.ns holes IN g. HIcs;oa
~. Imt.rorS 4 move nf three furl"ngs
=. .,, :, ,,L, ,b. slr.p ont 81
d" '" a., ,,, s,x gur.
icr ewes lsahE MaE was se"' H'N
longs In % lust 10 E:npcT her mp
The evening world., 1902-04-08
PUGILlSM.

Ina TNcnustH csHiurv club ~ D-trot salt,
60 match XII .artsr ~ho -ntly defeated Joe
ono, ASK against romm, Ryaa for ,sa.Ioaaa
,.H'r'i a tb,' sitv
Serasuoo. are soinE on for match between
NouHs rorpc,' snd pAN- sullivan TO take place IN
s,n Fs,n,isro .u Nsy Sullivan has wired his
-p'sn-s Of the or.r male ~ the san F'An.
.,s5n Ihl-u, club and C'rhsu's signature 10
"a" articles o' asre'n'a' l. expected shortly
m'nmor. ,olo-.i tri.ad. ~ 10. Cans have pre-.
-'u'-i 1'n sta sur, oi sIs boIins lo'h',
THE satr' 49, n-anrs 'h- rghn black sRi the
'-lt q orange and uI.c1 decorated
f-ne ant Cans have c,ch posted spa a. =
guarantee inst w.y sil sppe,r 90 May u a. the
l',s-7auoHa "luB q, Fort Err iu't aSro,. th.
r'Fgr from lHr.io rh-y arc to hoI iprnt,
fa1Hh or lIi pounds 10 weigh in a. the rinssiis
WIS hul' H.nrshsn sil baI Harry Psgp--.
ih" I.0HinIlir .plsf-a nildi, ysish, to.nisht a.
ihe "H"s 10 be- sysu br the Aurora club. o,
lh''s." nl'i h-s be'n i"o.iag about ior some
mo faF chance To r.i-.m himself '1f coupI.
% raa sao.luEs IN ,l.I,asu. and u.s ~IIIins 70
'A.' on tas hr't conner
sooi match has Iust he-n eon.ummatsi IN
Engllni. Tho principals IN this Rattle -iII ..
INll ih"aisf aud lAL~4 Waite. the ~tll-khosA
t,rFlisA fesih-t. v-lEhw They viii no, IN
rounds bsf1rr the National spAriInz Ctuh OF
London. IN Apfii y Tor purse Of sOp and
side bot 81 .iniiI.T amount.
The hout between iIushsy NeOovsrn and Frank
MoC,psscY has been oiinehsd and viii tak- pise.
near tfttsburE on April n or .:
n l.ss AnssIe- does not get the big nIh, IL
viii match Ios wAieou and Al Nal during the
sossT isItl'Al
The evening world., 1902-04-08
SIX CRACKS IN
TENNESSEE DERBY.
MEMPHIS TRACK WAS IN FINE
SHAPE FOR RACE.
Abe EranL ws- I"p-H-ns
Fs,"rit-. the Morning R""L.
Quo,ins Him at . q" =.

MEMPHIS Tann Apr m"
W-lth-- WH- clear and hra ,lng and -nr
truck -, 81 Montgomery p,rs this nr-
'-rnnou Nhcu The bls., o,k,i 'h"
Aorses 70 he post pF th- rcun-..c-
DERBY. U inIc ana an rish,h
The siN thf-r-y y,ar.old Sni,h wcr,
expected 80 start were ABE Frank u.
1nburni I'D Austin 10 Lou Woods
~ Turner R"i Hook ~ n - Hri.n,
bue'l"u,h. 10 tr - N"il' II /. ,Nule-
rau T." ~ Woods
The Bennett entry VsS , t"p-hc'vy
fav'ri'" .n the betting. A. Abe Frank
wlH though, 20 hold an the others safe
a. the Weights ana distaus"
In tn' morning books. the entry vas
quoted At ~ ami tho nin-rs at ]
to to
The evening world., 1902-04-08
NEWsY PARAGRAPHS OF SPORTING WoRL DIS HAPPENINGS
''''

-. - -------- ~, - -,-----. ~
49,. ,.. ..,.,, d,
N"nlfi h W. STD .f' 80 a.."f' 'P."A
-'1..' '''
pos rHhs Ngr. o.. .''n r" sn'.s s"' ''r
.rl ,.nls
GsrEsr paE.N .f .rr.H|-'. IH 'a-n AZ .hifAE1
The evening world., 1902-04-08
HART'S PUNCH PUT
DICK 0 'BR|EN OUT
LOUISVILLE FIGHT LASTED
ONLY THREE ROUNDS.

LOI ISNuLE ky NnrI Marvin
Hart p' Louisville. kno hei uu, pi-k
% Br'u ~ Lev .stpu " boo tp, ,ni.u
rnrud ~ what wa scheduled Geo rr 70
twsrrv-round cpuir.t before the Empire
Athletic club .n tHl, rlt, last night
Htr' forced tn, HEh;Iug IN ever
-pund, and tine knockout blow right
pauch "a ihr spltI -pl"Nu- am, after
d 10, miS-Ip during which . Brton was
unable 10 ngI effectively. white Hart
s-n' rights and I,It- 90 ~. pppou Do ;
face aut 1oty Ei'. sUcH rapiu'H t1t'
u A,,- upu-- ulr 90 f,-p count bt .nytu
The evening world., 1902-04-08
DISAGREEABlE WEATHER
UPSETS TRAINERS PLANS.
Fast Work at Long Island Tracks Out Of the
Question Under Existing Conditions.

a strong open CilIop The former was
sent seven .H..uug-, AND ne aCcomp iishrd
nl- mission .U rlC,hursc style. covering
90. route In ID,
Hilly Bt-rieks Old ;ivorite. McMcekin.
EtNppcd fesolUtriy COR . mile and fur
uus IL" has me-; been asked 20 move al
anything approaching racing speed yet.
~" BE .trouE ana hearty. hut BIrTtck -
afraid that u haStN preparation viii in
iur. n, leg that Wen back on him last
.,ur. AM he j. giving aim plenty os
m. 10 s't ready ~. will not hc asked
iu earn u.t', early this season
Prescott Van Ness and Cromwell CIV"
pIutnis" of winning iHrg. number II
selling race. this year The ,riN were
sent long .truug gnli1ps
Gr'"U u Morris set Ot ten -tuGard.
accompanied los some twr- ysar-uId colts
n'd nlli-s-w"rr restricted 2, walking
and Jogging exercise under the shed ~
~, p.IdU \
The evening world., 1902-04-08
LAJOIE EAcIt.I IDITCHEh.
AND READY FOR ANY
KIND OF CURVE.

HAS. .u-r fame, t. 90.
u ~tau
u i,u t frr
ga ,.,l t
u to bail b..
Cd
ever ~" red
iai" o. '1r bag
i a. cd li good
any heavier hl Inc
IN
IS Of
IN. h.
II ~ 20.
ne 70 i'm
car -.r..
1T, puS he m,i.i
vnsH HT Hrst
,nirk
-i Frcncnnn The- =. mark agreed
r in Hnot' stre u tn sun,
tho
New prl n-. n Wee
The evening world., 1902-04-08
WHITE WILL REFEREE.
wen-Known On'ciai VIII Judge In
Wrr.tiinx Bout ON Thursiay.

wrestling match will y" decided at
Apollo Han. No laG-Iss clinton street, ru
Thur.iay night. b-,w-en Young Mul-
doom" u feather weight. and Harry Pi-
kinskv. pf the Alliance \ g. III. win
n.r Of two falls out of three Will be the
victor Catch-a--"aich-c can rules will
govern Three pT"liminarlcr viii pre-
,,de the match Charlie White Will
referee.
The evening world., 1902-04-08
NEW JOCKEY CLUB GROWS.
su1Iivan's ORGANIZATION Inrr-a...
Capital stock Ia stOO.ODU.

ALBANY. April s-A certificate of .u.
crease in capital stock was nied WIN
the Secretary Of State to-day /, tuy
Metropolitan Jockey Club. OF New YORK
City.
The Increase Is from s3sDo To Hoa..j
Senator Timothy u. Sullivan ana Eu.
gene ID. Wood are listed as s,ockholdrr-
The evening world., 1902-04-08

A TIP-The way to reach the
homes Of New York Is through the
. ncwspapr that the homes use tn
rod thsir help That paper Is The
The evening world., 1902-04-08
FrFTiI RAE
For thrss ysar.oiis nv' fur.,a"

stretch ana then blew ug. AEa,s -
then went 10 the front ani non 4aud.N
by length from fails. alarm. who aas
half a length IN front u Princess OK.
lie
The evening world., 1902-04-08
LOCKET Wins THE
FOURTH RACE.
FARRELL TAKES THE THIRD
AND ROSE TINT THE SECOND
Races Were Run In u HowiinE
Gale of wind aud - Rain
storm AT Brnnings.
lsp-.i.I 10 N. T7vsnlas wo-.A )

RACE TRACK, BENNlNtS. Apnl =
This was a verS hard day rn th" r.,ce-
, goers at Bennings A bowling gale ~
Wfd and ratnstorm were the f"ltur'~
Tho crowd waited all morning for a no
tire of postpon"m"nt, but none came
and only tn. hardened regulars and
those having business NJ tho course were
passengcrs On ,hr trains and trolley
cars.
Supyuo,suNsuM Sag GIsA oi"M "I"uL
on hand The card was a good one IN
its original form. but the storm caused
quite a number Of scratches and tn
acids were reduced 20 Light proportions
Th. track was a v.riiablr canal Busi-
ness was dun in the ring Tn. races
were only perrInctory and Every one
was glad. heartily glad. when tae day
was over.
FIRST RACE
For three. .,..r-o'Gs and -. .I igIoati
s,.r.r. -s,.. tesG. :, nlt ~ 81 rI.s.
charIey Moor, ia. Durus 8 - IA 90 50
s.,nSl.aa.' ~ lc' u.ais;; NIL; ! (, = ug 3
1pSi.i.es. i!s. aeS. 3 : j: d:
s'sr, fair Won .asil' rtm.-i.is Is
Early Eve cut GU; The running TO tlie
stretch. wher. Chlrlny Moor. wh" wa.
slow to begin, went To the front and
won easily by three lengths from
ssNamplands. who got up In ,Ane 10 beat
ssopND RACE
For so-ysr-oiia. tour tuflans,
s,.r.r. .s, ,ocs- s,nnra sf Fia'.
iss;ais hs;i;ia,. ii5 ij' d,a5 ss,an.n !. = 4:
Tianbo,,ui. IA B1rus ) { s-5
star sosa Won easily rins-o62 IS
Roseiin; made al! the -lnnirs anl
The evening world., 1902-04-08

Early Eve cut GU; the running to the
strc tch wh-r. ChIrlny Moor, w'h" va.
slow to begin, went tn tn. front ana
wun easily by threc lengths from
s3N iupi IA nds. vino got up IN tine 10 beat
Eslriy Eve "a nose FOR he place
stccpND RACE
The evening world., 1902-04-08
For -o-y.--oli,. tour 'u,'op"

Rosetfni made al. the -Iunlrs and
won 81 pl, asei Hy four lengths
from Bendurn. who vHs second All "a"
way. FhnJoNant was three lengths
The evening world., 1902-04-08

rs n'u n-ru,hsu has sEnsi Win an y,.tsrn
mipo' .see< I'Aai 10 sGT S,o ORA. 20
saI.ri cassn-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22

Capt. Davis has suffered a relapse.
Tom Twaddle left Tor Tonopah last
Saturday.
A new line of Spring ginghams at
Mrs Leggs'.
Mrs. o. A. Brooks has about re-
covered from her burns.
Mr.. Geo. Shiers left for his home in
Birmingham, Iowa, last Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Midgley returned to
Sutro from Lovelock last Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Harris lett for Carson
Saturday last to visit her son, Wal
ter.
Mrs. Legg, OF Dayton, carries line
of drygoods from G. F. Cults Carson
store.
Emnitt Boyle and his uncle, Men,
assa, returned from San Francisco
last Friday.
The Sunset Telephone Company
put line into Capt. Davis residence
this week, also ]. z. Gignoux's resi-
dence.
A. M. Cromer, an old Silver City
resident, died at that place Sunday
morning. He was a native of Ohio,
aged Fl years.
ALT. Chartz has brought suit here
in the District Court against the
Comstock Tunnel Co. for $1,000, for
legal services rendered.
NJ Bodi was thrown out of a
wagon one day the first of this week
while coming up from the depot and
had his lett thigh bone broken.
Otto Schroeder, who had his arm
taken off in San Francisco a couple
of weeks ago, is getting along fairly
we'll and will probably be home in.
side of month.
Mr.. Tremble of Silver City has
purchased about 1900 tons of tailings
from NJ. ]. King in Gold Canyon, and
will work them in the cyanide plant
It the French mill.
The Nevada Reduction Works is
not working Tonopah ore at present,
but there is large quantity of the
ore stacked up at the mill and it is
being looked after by a Waterman.
Frank Golden, of Carson, has
brought suit i'll the District Court
here against J. G. Murphy ct al,
owners of the Canyon G. & S. M. Co.,
in the sum Of $1,000 damages for
alleged extraction of ore from the
Golden claim.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
C0i0alzatlon 10 Carson Valley.

Mresrs Mack and Kirman, who
lately purchased the Cohn property
in Carson Valley, intend consolida-
ting the same with the Kirman tract,
making in all over seven thousand
acres in the heart of Carson Valley,
all of the holdings being well water
ed. The idea is to place the big tract
under one head and COLOMBO the
same in the near future. The organ
ization is to incorporate and will
carry capitalization of 100000.
This will be the opening wedge in
the colonization OF one of the richest
valleys in Nevada.-APbeal.
Since putting the above in type
Fred Dangberg has purchased the
above spoken of property, but it is
believed that the colonization scheme
will be carried through. Dangberg
now owns a stretch of land IS miles
long by half that distance in width
in Carson Valley.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Runaway Accident.

Last Sunday morning G. F. Meiss-
ner met with quite serious accident
while taking milk to the creamery.
While near the residence of James
West the pole of the wagon came
out of the neck-yoke and struck the
ground. The team became frightened
and began to run. Mr.. Meissner
drew the horses to the side of the
road, but before he could stop them
he was thrown from the seat of the
wagon to the ground. He was soon
discovered and picked up and taken
into the West residence and DR..
Leavitt summoned. The doctor, up
on arriving, found that no bones
were broken, nor any internal in
iuries sustained, but that Mr. Meiss-
,ner was considerably bruised and
suffering from nervous shock. As
soon as he was made comfortable he
was taken to his home, where he is
now resting quite easily. No damage
was done to the team and the wagon
only sustained broken tongue.
Owing to Mr.. Meissner's age it will
take him some little time, probably,
to recover from his severe shaking
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Try for Arteslan Water.

1t is strange that in country like
Mason Valley, where complaint is
sometimes made of insufficient water
tor irrigation purposes in the latter
part of the season, that no expert
ment has so tar been made to secure
artesian water. In Smith Valley
and Carson Valley artesian water
has been secured at no great depth,
and the surroundings and conditions
of this valley are such that there is
hardly doubt that artesian water
could be procured here if the attempt
was made. 1t would not be a very
expensive proposition for the farm
ers here to combine and have well
sunk as an experiment. 1t would
make little difference where the well
was sunk 80 that it was the most
likely place to secure a flow. IT each
farmer would donate a few dollars
towards the experiment. should
flow be obtained on any persons
ground, that person would, no doubt,
be willing to pay for the well him
self. Would it not be good thing
to try?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Silver City School Honor Roll.

Following is the honor roll of the
Silver City school for the month of
January; Miss Belle Cooke, Prin-
cipal; Miss Laura French, Assistant:
Grammar Grade-Alice Hard wick,
May Boston, Kitty Quinn. Hazel
Tinney, Amy Huntoon, Dora Bal
lom, Mamie Tinney, Fred Schlom-
berg, Vera Boston, Rose Hard wick,
Hazel Taylor, Edna Armstrong,
Irene Brown.
Primary Depa rtment-Avis Bos-
ton, Gwendolyn Boston, Gladys Col
quhoun, Klva Colquhoun, Marion
Dickson, May Donovan, Viola Ham
ilton, Florence MINIS, Harry Ben
netts, Willie Donovan, Lawrence
Powers, Leavitt Powers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Missouri flat Float.

The Italians are busy putting in
Spring crops.
NJ. Bovard, of Yerington, was on
the Flat Tuesday.
MISS Lillian Jones was visiting
Mrs. Plummer last Sunday.
l. A. Strosnider and wife returned
from Carson and Dayton last Sun
day.
Aaron Strosnider and Isaac Nor
ris and mother were visitors in town
Tuesday.
Troy and Bell were here Saturday
looking after their cattle interests in
this vicinity.
Mrs. X. w. Morris has leased her
ranch to the Rocson brothers for a
period of five years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Capital COmino.

Capital is coming into Nevada
these days in unlimited volume for
investment in the development of its
mining resources. The extraordi-
nary wealth developed in Tonopah
during the past year has helped to
give the State genuine boom. The
construction of railroads through
new territory will encourage invest
ment immensely and create business
for the transportation companies
which enter the field. -NetUs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Lived 10 Carsoa.

Madge Graham, who figures quite
prominently in the Nora Fuller
murder case in San Francisco, it
transpires, was up to about a year
ago an inmate of the Orphans Home
in Carson. Her name is Myrtle in
stead of Madge, and her mother lived
with Charley Gore, race horse
driver, who lived on the Carson
track for about FIVE years. The
Graham girl is about IS years of
age, instead of IS as stated by her
mother
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-02-22
Hoods Cdrsdp0rilLd
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
invigorate the whole system.
II had salt rheum on my hands 30 that
could not work. took Hoods Sarsaparilla
and it drove out the humor. I continued
It's use till the sores disappeared" MRS
Ina o. Brown, Rumford Falls, Me.
Hoods SarsapariIla promises %
cure and keeps the promise.