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THE LYON COUNTY TIMES
A Mrcnosconc C'tRCt’s.—Tiio lat
est excitement in Berlin is the exhi
bition of drilled fleas. The exhibi
tion takes place on a large sheet of
white paper fastened upon an ordi
nary table, to which all the specta
tors approach in turn, so as to be
able to witness in all details the ex
traordinary maneuvers of these little
but marvelously powerful and gifted
rascals. Hero you seo one of the
muscular tleas rolling a small barrel j
along with its feet, as tho men do in j
a circus; there you see a slim, vo
luptuously built madam of the i
species walking along in crinoline j
and carrying her parasol with all the
affectation of a city miss; at another
place a well-trained fellow performs
on the flying trapeze—without any
danger to' his neck, however, since
the biggest fall would not break that; |
while below' the trapeze, on the j
paper, a host ol little ones are turn
ing somersaults at a fearful rate.
The largest specimens of the collec
tion have boon trained to draw drays,
wagons, carriages, etc. To fix the j
harness properly on them tho flea
tamer places his pupils on a piece ol
paper covered with mucilage, where
they have to stick, ffe then, by the ^
aid ot a watchmakers’ loop, arranges
a strong gold thread around their
bodies and attaches it to the wagon
or carriage. Tho ladies of Berlin
attend the exhibition in large num
bers, and seem to take an extraordi
nary delight in the performance of
the little creatures, who are fed regu
larly, every morning, from the arm
of the great flea-tamer.—Heal th amt
Home. j
P. M. O’CONNOR,
Plastering, Mason Work.
General Jobbing,
FITTING FURNACES, CALCIMINING, &c.
^ Marble Mantels placed in position.
Orders left at tin- Time* office, silver ( lty.
or at the Eclipse Saloon and Daniel OV.-mm-l s
store, south C street, Virginia, will be prompt
ly attended to.
V. «&, T. R. R*
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
for rexo.
Connecting with Eastern and Western bound
Fasseug.T Trains of the C. P. It. K.,
WILL LEAVE
Virginia Citv Station.at 9.1)0 P. M
Gold Hill.*» ®-W r- M.
Carson City.1,1, if’
Arriving at Kino.at U.35 A. 51.
WILL LEAVE
-Reno ..at 1-55A.M.
Canton City.at 3.40 A. M.
. Gold Hill.5.03 A. M.
Arriving at Virginia City-at o.lo A. 41.
Local Passenger Trains
LEAVE
VIRGINIA CITY
F O ft
CARSON CITY
At 7.45 and 11.45 A. M . and 3.45 P. M.
LEAVE
CARSON CITY
F O K
VIRGINIA CITY
At 8 A. M., 12 M. and 4 T. M.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia Citv for Reno at 7.45 A. 51. and
3 4,4 p M.; will leave Reno for Virginia City
at 8 A. M., 1 P. 41. and 5.30 P. 41.
FREIGHT TRAILS
Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5.4-> A. M . "-45
A. M., 9.45 V. M.. 11.45 A. M., 1.45 P. M.. J.45
P. M. aud 5.45 P. M.
Leave Carson City DAILY r.t fi A. M . fv A.
M., lu A. M., 1-! M., 2 P. M.. 4 P.M. and 6 P.M
At Virginia Citv. Gold Hill and Carson
offices. Through Tickets can be obtained to
San Francisco, Ogden, and intermediate points
on the C. P. R. R.
Through Tickets can be procured at the
Company’s office, Virginia, for Chicago, Kan
sas City’and St. Louis.
11. 2K. YEIUXOTOX.
General Superintendent.
Livery Stables !
M.VIN STREET, - SILVER CITY.
THE underaignid having Enlarged and |
Renovated his well-known Stables, is
now prepared to furnish
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES ancl
SADDLE HORSES!
At very reasonable rates.
By fair dealing with everybody, and in
•very particular. I hope to please all.
fcjr Remember the place—the Brick Stable.
J. F. ANGELL, - - Proprietor.
ROBEDEE & Btnnti i,
Livery and
Feed Stable!
ARE prepared to furnish, at the shortest
notice,
CONVEYANCES TO THE THEATRE,
PICNICS, Etc.
Together with the tiuest Single ami Double
Turnouts, as well as Saddle Horses, to be
found in the county, at liberal rates.
For anything in our line, give us a call.
CAUTION.
Goodman gold and silver
Mining Company.—Sale No. 2.—The
Public is hereby cautioned against purchasing
the following described Stock of the Good
man Gold and Silver Mining Company, as
the same lias been Bold for Assessment No.
3, this 23d day of October, 1874 :
Names. No. Cert. Shares
Dnmphrey J.189. 50
Wilson, Est. of W. F.,14*.500
Do. do.149.500
Do. do.150.500
Do. do.151.500
Do. do.152.500
Do, do. .154.500
Do. do.155.500
Do. do.156.500
Tor* L. H. 83. 50
Do.158.100
Do.159.100
MILES GOODMAN, Secretary.
Virginia, October 23d, 1874. 50-tf
REGISTERED VOTERS.
I 1ST OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN
^ Silver City Precinct, Lvon County,
Nevada, for tho General Election, to l>e held
on TUESDAY, the Third day of November,
1HT1:
Askew James Kennedy Con
Allen James K Knappel Chas A
Armstrong William R K* sler H«mry C
Allies William I. Kenney Daniel
1 Arnold Henry W T.allnn s Joseph
| All- n John \V K< lly Win
Angell Joseph F Kirby Jos M
j Ames David J Lansac ('-onstance
; Andrt w Stephen Leconey John
i Angell F« urn r A Landry Vi. t r
j Applegate William B Lyons Thos L
\tkins> n George Li wis S\v n
Atkinson Willian II Leconey James C
' Augustine Manuel B Layman J m ph
I Avard John Landry M-'lseii
Becker Clans Leckler Alfred T
Brown Henry Lee Thomas
; Bradj Geo W Leavitt Bradbury G
Bernbrock Theodore Leddicott Thomas
Bid well Win J Lopez Raphael
| Boisot Chas V Lougtot Nelson
' Benney James Leslie Geo A
Bauman Henrich Lux Henry
Bueree Frank Leyden J J
Ibizan Rnbt C Mathews James II
Bla« kmeir Clark F Mathews James
Blackley James Mandaville Sami
Blair Frank Munekton Joseph
Bordeaux A n Marlin James E
Brown J A McDuffie C D
Brunner Frtdk Muri>hy Peter
Bonham Benj II Murphy Thomas
Bently Geo McGinnis James M
Brisbois Jos M Mill* r John W
Beach John F. Middleton Joseph
Boase Jno F Myer Chas W
Bennett Gilbert Moore Patrick
Burnt 11 Edward S McLaughlin Wm
Briggs John Martin Colman
Barnard I. W McAfee James
Buckley Chas K McContmr Thomas
Baily Win Martin Thomas J
Brown Wm M.-Malnm Pat W
t'lai.c. y Patrick Murphy Thomas R
Cook Geo W Murphy Thomas W
Count-r Thos McFarland Jas W
Caubel John Mayo Edward E
Cromwell Jas G Mi Erl in Daniel
Ci*ok R.'bt A Mack Thomas P
Curtis Hiram L Maloney Wm
Connell Philip McMann Thomas
CMi«]*in Chas A McTigue John
Carliall Mike McConuen Thos
Cropley John Mc Donald Stephen B
Crantluil Benj M Mitchell John
Cromer Asa M Myers Mart H
Cloutier Prosper Murphy Timothy
Curr.'ll Mathew Mallard Richard T
Cahill Patrick Mnllin Patrick
Chaflin II II Marcille Narcisse
Carroll Johu Mitciiell John
Cole uaivm ->-oie
Cunningham John Nelson .Wise
Colialeau Michael Wyes I. I>
; Currier Frank L Nixon Patrick
! Carroll Henrv O’Toole Patrick
j Daniels RnbtW Oast Fred
Denehoe John O’Connor Dandle M
Dixon Alex Putnam A A
Dunbar James Powell Aaron
Danuey Wm W Powers John
Dunham Wm C Pippin Timothy
Deluea Alex Paulson John
Deonault Sami Perkins Theo B
Deonault James B Phundstine Joseph
Durreuburger Peter Trout John
Deonault Felix Trout John
Dovty Wm C Proera Jaqulne
DeanEdvdH Powers Theo F
Dillian Benj F PcrleyJohn
Dillian John C Tarks Peter
Dyer John Pries Wm
Durbey Charles Towers Wm
Damon Joseph N Tarks Lowell
Dunlap John Tresh" Mathew
Durgin Frank W Piper Wm A
Dunn Frank Potting F W
Daulorth Andrew J Powers Henry
Davenport Theo S powers James
Dillon Jas W Queen Wm C
Etheis Joseph Quintrell Wm
Ebi Elias D Quiun Patrick
Egan Patrick Rosenthal Seignnard
Everson Amos Redding Chas F
Frett Mathias Rowe Thomas
Fitzpatrick Curtis S Ripley Sami
Fuller (’has JI Russell L
Fillegan Thomas Ray Lyman
Fink Francis H Riley
Foot George K S Ross
Ferguson Thomas Hogan Wm
Ford Henry K Rings Teter
Fecker Joseph Rattray Alex
Fallon Michael Hit hards Joseph
l'eeny Melisha Rijaut Julius
Frame William Roux F< ter
l'ontecilla Lucas H< rke Charles
Francis Andrew Busse Antonio
Francis Manm l ltobedec Chas C
Gould Josiah P Snyder Geo P
Grier Juo W S hranim Geo M
Graham John Sirlott Wm W
Gilpin Chas L Shiple\ William V
Gandy Alfred Smith Michael
Gott Jno P st m k Winze 1
Grier Henry T Sabin Chester
Geier Philip Stabeck K C
Gilman William Stewart Philander
Gormley Joseph Stewart Wm
Goweu Edwd W smith Wm E
Gorham ('has L Sloan James
Gilbert John 13 Sullivan Patrick
Grout Sami W Sullivan John
Grimes John L Savage Henry A
(iuier Watson S Smith IM>t J
Grant Sunil W Service Thomas
Gilmore James Shirley Wm 13
Gross Paul Standish Herbert E
Goldston© Louis Soli.msn Jacob Z
Glenn H G Seip Henry F
Geary Mike Skehain James
(tamer Geo Smith Chas 13
Hill Henry Sherman George
Harris Robley D Su-wart Gotlich
Uarkin Danl E Saddler Wm
Hesser Geo W behater End A
Higgins Thomas Sherman ('has L
Hendt rshott Addison Stewart Alex 15
Howell Joseph T Spunldiug S
Harvey Charles Sv ribner E
Huntoon Julius Shu kett S
Hickey E lward Hlireves J A
lb.watt Edw 15 Shirley Wm
Howard Charles Sewell 1>
Hailey John Sherley Frank
Hemlershott Wm J True Cim-iunatus
Helert Joseph Trigg KT
Hocking Edward Trimpin Fred
Haup Casper Turley John
Hunt Roswell C Tavares Joseph
Hadstell Wm F Tiuney (’has
Handley James S Thomas Wm
Hannon chas 11 Vinson Theodore
Hartle John Vanessa Alex
Hines Wm Vandewater John
Henry W G Van Deutwu Arthur
Hill Wm H Vaughn John
liaunigau Patrick Waugh S W
Hearne Moses A Watson Mortimer G
Holmes Albe Whittman Alex
Hull Joseph D Wakefield lienj J
llasking Oliver Williams Albert J
Henry Patrick Wagner Conrad
Hillyer Geo 8 Wogan Thomas
Hancock Wm Wilson John
Hillyer James Watson William
Huntley Cris Winnerblade Fred J
; Hunter Wm Walker John W
Heise Louis Watson Win II
Hazelgrove ('has A Waddell James A
Hutchinson Nelson B Wells Nathaniel 0
Hastings D L Woolcook Henry
Howard Lou P Wright Philip I)
Ho ban John Winters Ebcnezer
Hall Chas 15 Wilson Laforrest
Horn Alfred Warlick James H
Hadsell John Williams Edward
Humphries D W Webber Adam
Hunt Wilson Winnes Robt W
Jones Lyman T Wilson Absolam
Johnson James M Walter John
Jaquith John 8 Wilkin Timothy
Jones Harvey 15 Weeks Chas II
Janbert Charles Wright Amos
Johnstone A S Whitney Sami G
Joyes Patric k Weigensteiu Conrad
Kelly John T Wright Silas
Killen James Young JnoG
Kenyon Frank Young Reuben A
Kelly Beuj F Zabriskie C B
Kincade Sami C Zachariah Thorvald
1 I hereby certify that the above is a true and
1 correct list of the registered voters of Silver
1 City Precinct, Lyon County, Nevada, for the
> General Election to be hoideu on TUESDAY,
> the 3d day of November, 1M74.
» Notice.—Objections to the right to vote on
» the part of any person registered as aforesaid,
J will be received until 6 o'clock P. M. on the
) fourth day previous to the day of election.
* All persons whose names may be erroneous
J ly entered in the above list are requested to
appear at ray office and have such error cor
rected.
J. P. GOULD, Registry Agent.
REGISTERED VOTERS.
W 1ST OF VOTERS REGISTERED FOR
m A the General Election, Tl'ERDAV. Nov
ember :i*I. Is74, Dayton Precinct, Lyon
County, Nevada:
Ahl -John G Harrington M II
Atkinson A A Inks G W
Agnew Frank .Tones Abram
Ann is W E Jaqua J H
Anderson John Johnson Manley
Armstrong W II Jacobs William
Adams J H Johnson R W
Alvas A J " Joseph Frank
Rrant C F Keitii George W’
Bonham J A Kenne dy Hiero
Buncher ■Walter Kincaid Stewart
Bender John Kerney Hugh
Bvrom W W King J It
Bellinger Philo Kloppenbnrg Geahart
linrk J S Kelly Joint P
Bronson Reuben J Kean William
Boilbam H W Eotbrop John
Barnes Parker Langtry Geo C
Bitmap Cal Likens George W
Brown C A Lnthrop Bdward
Brown W P Long A Q
Battcrsby W M Leversee Isaac
Balm Fred Long-J K
Bates J W Lottos Andrew
Barton George Lothrop Welcome
Beal J F Loftns Jonn
Beal William Lothrop Ruel
Bellinger Wesley MeCabe A M
Brooks O A Moor Charles
Barp tt George A MeFadden Geo C
Bradv Thomas Mtdgeley Roliert
Burgess William MeFadden W S
Baier Louis Markweil A J
Bates George Meyer M
Booth Robert Morrill Louis
Rmdrrick William McDonald Morns
Benson John Morrison George
Coddington G G Mullins Cornelius
Campbell J L McDonald Owen
Crane Z Mldgeley George
Carlin Elliott Millsap W It
Crane Pet< r Maurice Joseph
Crockett L I. McGrain James
(' din Isaac Markweil Wm C
Crawford Janies MeBaron James
Co rill William M-lvtlle Edward
Clark JJ Miller H H
Caldwell T G Monroe G P
Cooper S E N' wtnan Juda
crowningshield WalterNickcr-on It M
Coleman Joseph NasliOE
CrowuingshieUl DcwittNasli 1- I.
Collins Daniel Nowell Charles
Cobb George Norton D F
Cainpodoniea John Norton Daniel
Crawford James S O'Rourke William
Cheadell Augustus Ossejiberk Henry
Chambers Harrison Oaks John
Collier Henry OUrady Michael
Cuueo Dominpo p.*\yell John. Jr
Donovan, James Parish Ira
Dolan John Pendleton E ft
Day John Partrulge " illiam
Dnnean William Parsley I R
Davis J W Patten William C
lianas -its j . <...., -■
Donohue Thomas Peffgen ( harics
Ilavis D E Quill Charles G
Doimian Chris Rulin'>n < liarlea U
Dalbridue John B Riley William
Davis .10 Reed Q M
Ebu< r M Radelfinter Samuel
Ellis John RnbyEJ
Eaton Cyms W Russ« 11 .■* B
Eis her Henry KoUrtsou John L
Fish (t C Rush Manuel
j.\,x I) c Shaw .Tallies R
Franklin ,T C «l'«w Utorge \V
FinlovTbmnas Simmons.I I)
Freeborn .John Swart Damei
Fahey Patrick Scott John
Faber FA Stiles At It
Fowler Harvey Ft.-gman Charles II
Flaws Thomas J A Swart.H alter
Frank Joseph Sanders Fred E
GillpinZT Swart Jerry
Guild I, A Scott David
Gibbs I) A Sherrill Samuc.
Gruber J 0 Stoner Louis
Gearhart J II Smith John
Ganev James Stone George W
(ira.lv Michael SI..well Robert
Gugger Jacob Sutena John
Grei n Jam. s Schi . •
Galhrceht Ernest S' swell William M
Ganev P J Slavcn John
Hazlett I C Schrader Otto
Hawkins T It Sn.itli John
Hanson Jacob Sibley L
Harris Wm W Sullivan John
Hopkins Philip Sherman Frank
Hruck John Saylor John
Hack. It K It Torrence H F
Harris Will G Talll. tr J, hn M
Henley M J Tyrrell Richard
Ilaiues James P W ih y John N
Hodges. Jr. A D Willowby Edwin li
Hennessey Patrick Winecoop t harles
Humphrey W J Wag .m r Charles N
Hunt J W'' L Wtnzcll Fred.
H. ndersnu It T W.-lvi it n Isaac
Haves Louis W illiams Joseph
Haines -I A Winters Henry
House Thomas Wales George H
Hickey M O ll'alkir J IF
I hereby certify that this is a true and cor
ns t list of the register. 1 voters of Dayton
Precinct, Lyon county, Nevada, t- r the Gen
eral Flection to he hdd on the 3d day of No
vember, A. D. 1871.
Notice.—I will receive objections to tin
right to vote on the part of every person res
ist. red as aforesaid, until e o'clock r. m. on
the fourth day previous t - the day ->f election.
Any person whose name is erroneously en
t' red ill said list, may appear at my ofti. e and
have tlic same corrected previous to the first
day of November, 1874.
M. C. HICKEY, Registry Agent.
RECISTtRiiO VUItKS.
I 1ST OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN
A Hutr,> Precinct, Lyou County, Nc
vaila. 1874 :
Alert, n Henry Ludia Isaac
Bartelle John Maurice Stephen
Bastian Thomas Mi.lgley Geo H
Beaglehole Henry Murphy Michael
Bishop Henry Mr Nab Joseph
Bluitt John McPherson Maynard
Blacknell Stephen O'Donohue John
Breen Richard Pearce John
Brown Charles Finney Arthur
Barkelow Louis B Prahl Henry
Boyd Sand Roberts Wm L
Bournes lii. hard E Roberts William
Burkett Joseph M Kampkamp Goorge
Oonlnu Michael Rowland Robert
Carr Matthew Stephens Wiu
Collins Michael Sullivan Jno
Cooney Martin Silverthorn Wm H
Cooney Peter Sohroeder Gustave
Combelick Henry Sutro Adolph
Dalton James Sorensen Rosmund T
Donellv Wm A Tbldy Thomas Jas
Ford John Thompson Harlow W
Hr.h r James P Thompson Thomas Wr
Kelley Michael Walsh Wm
Johnson Joshua R Webster Charles H
Lamb Levi Webster David H
Lamb Nathaniel Walker Wm H
Leonard Jt»seph L Worsted Thomas
Lovering Jno T Wilson Louis
Loft us Thomas Wilcoxen James L
Lothrop Jesse
Objection to the right to vote, on the part
of any person whose name appears in the
above list, will be received until o o’clock.
1-. m.. on the fourth day previous to the day of
election.
All persons whoso names may be errone
ously entered in said list, to appear at my
office and have such error corrected.
L. LAMB, Registry Agent.
Sutro, October 21, 1874.
B. SCHWARTZ
fAYVKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING
i M the Ladies of this City and Gold Hid
that he has opened a first-class
HAIR STORE,
. . . .AND_
Ladies' Hair Dressing Establishment,
! AT un SOUTH 0 STREET, VIRGINIA.
A large assortment of Human Hair, of al
colors, on hand. Perfumery of ad kinds.
NOTICE.
ITNTIL FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN.
) ad persons are hereby notified that
B. H. Carrick and L. K. Sawy-r are the only
authorized person* to sign the firm name of
B. H. CUtHICK k CO,, for the codeeti u of
debts dm that firm.
45-ocl5-tf B. H. CAiuiU ix k CO.
SILVER HOUSE
JOHN BEXETTS, - Proprietor.
MAIN STREET, : SILVER CITY.
First Class! Low Prices!
H aving furnished this new and
commodious Hotel in a superior style, I
take pleasure in asking a share of public pat
ronage, assuring one and all that
THE TABLE
will be found to contain the choicest delicacies
tin* markets of the State afford, and no pains
will be spared to make the stay of guests com
fortable.
THE ROOMS
are large and well ventilated, and will be found
to be kept cleanly throughout.
JOHN BENNETTS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Fireproof Building,
Corner C and Union streets,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
S. A. TOMKINS. : PROPRIETOR.
W_ JAVINO RE-LEASED, RENOVATED AND
Newly Furnished
the above popular hotel, is j repared to accom
modate
DAY BOARDERS,
and all others with every edible that the market
affords, and will spare no pains in providing
For the Comfort of Cuests.
Pricc3 to suit the Times!
HOTEL OPEN ALL NIOHT.
STACE OFFICE Or n.no, Payton.
Carson and Aurora in the Hotel.
UNION HOTEL!
MAIN STREET.
Opposite Pike, DAYTON, NEV.
Only First-Class Hotel
IN LYON COUNTY !
J. C. GRUBER. Proprietor.
RESTAURANT!
MAIN STREET, - - SILVER CITY.
Mrs. P. KENDALL, Proprietress.
Has just opened a restaurant.
opposite the Bacon Mill, ami will keep
it FIRST CLASS, ou the
EUROPEAN PLAN;
And will emV MVor to ph ase nil who favor her
with a all. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Hoard, by tlie Reck, - - 87.00
M. II1ETT,
Private Boarding & Lodging
MAIN ST. SILVER CITY. NEY.
wm^ILL CONTINUE TO SPREAD AS
vV oo«l a t::hln a* can be found in the
''trite. R.-oi:m arc supplied with fine Spring
Mattraahcs. The public are invited to give
me a call.
John r^lcTigue,
BOARDING AND LODGING.
1TNVITES THE CITIZENS OF SILVER
u City to give hirn a trial. His Table will
he supplied with the best the murk* t aff rds.
The Beds
arc superior in every respect. Come ami see
for yourselves.
Fredericksburg Brewery !
Fireproof Brick Building, corner Union,
C STREET, .... VIRGINIA
C. Mueller, Pro.
Headquarters of the celebrated
FREDERICKSBURG BEER.
Free Lunch at all hours
SILVER PALACE
SALOON!
No. 128 South C Street,
Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
DICK BROWN, - Proprietor.
Golden Eagle Hotel!
Pike Street—Dayton, Nev.
J. H. JAQTJA, Prop'r.
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS TOR TRAN
SIENT AND DAY BOARDERS.
Splendid Bar connected with the House
DAYTON DAIRY 1
A. A. ATKINS, - - Proprietor
PURE FRESH MILK DELIVERED
every morning at all placets in Dayton
ami Silver City at most reasonable rateR. 40
P. BARNES’
LIVERY. FEED AND SALE
STABLE,
MAIN STREET. DAYTON
Horses Boarded and Groomed by
Careful Attendants.
*7*The beat Single and Double Turnouts’to
be found in the State constantly on hand.
Post Office Depot.
T. S. DAVENPORT,
DEALER IN
Stationery,
Cigars, Tobacco,
Notions, etc,
EAST SIDE MAIN ST., SILVER CITY, NEV
DELINQUENT SALE.
"«7TKGINIA CITY COAT, COMPANY.—
▼ Location of Works. El Dora'lo Canyon,
Lyon County. Nevada. Then1 are ,i. limj'." »t
upon the following described stork, on ae
count of Assessment No. 3. levied on tlu- first
(1st) day of September, A.I). 1374. the s» vend
amounts set opposite the respet tive share
holders, as follows :
Names. No. Cert. Shares. Amt.
Brisacber Alex.120 500 $60 00
Brisaeher Alex.121 50 00
Crozier Arthur. 41 1000 100 00
Crozier Arthur.42 1U00 100 00
Crozier Arthur. 43 60*1 50 00
Crozier Arthur. 4 4 600 «>0 00
FerrendGE.HO -‘5 2 50
Ferrend G E.11* 100 10 00
Hatch George. 40 3000 100 00
Hatch George. 47 1000 100 00
Hatch George. 48 500 50 00
natch George. 49 500 50 00
Hatch George. 50 125 12 50
Hickok W B, Trustee.... 83 1000 UK) 00
Hickok W B. Trustee_89 1000 100 00
Hickok W B, Trustee.... 90 500 50 00
Hickok W B, Trustee.... 91 500 50 00
Hickok W B, Trustee.... 92 123 12 50
Kelly James. 15 125 12 50
Kellv James. 30 ltwK) loO 00
Kelly Janies.37 1<*)0 100 00
Kelly James. 38 600 50 00
Kelly James. 39 500 50 00
Kellv James. 40 125 12 50
Ki lyHugb. «6 MOO 100 00
,'h.07 1000 100 00
Kellv Hugh. 08 500 50 (0
Kellv Hugh. 09 500 60 00
Kelly Hugh. 70 125 12 50
Lord F C. Trustee. 84 500 50 00
Lnr l F C, Trustee. 85 500 50 00
McKeay Alex. 35 125 12 50
McKeay Alex. Trustee... 98 500 50 00
McKeay Alex. Trustee... 99 300 30 00
McKeay Alex, Trustee...100 100 10 00
McKeay Alex, Trustee.. .101 loo 10 00
O'Brien VS. 71 1000 10*> 00
O’Brien W ft. 72 1000 100 00
O’Brien W ft. 73 500 50 0*)
O’Brien W S. 7 4 500 50 00
O’Brien VS. 75 125 12 50
Putnam H W. 6*5 1«*00 100 00
Putnam H W. 57 1000 100 (X)
Strouse Murk.105 1000 llK) 00
Ton* L H. Trustee.100 3<>0 30 (Hi
Torp L H, Trustee.107 200 20 00
And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of Trustees, made on the First
day of September, A. D. 1*74. so many shares
of’each parcel of said stork as may be neces
sary, will b<* sold at public auction, at the
office of the Companv. Room No. 7. Media
Building. No. 16 North C Street. Virginia
City. Nevada, on SATURDAY, the Thirty*
fir^t (31st) day of October A. D. 1874, at 1
o’clock T. M. of said day, to pay said delin
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale.
P. C. LORD. fNecretary.
Office—Room No. 7. Media Building, No. 16 j
N rth C Street, Virginia City. Nevada.
Election Notice.
^7 OTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH \T ON
i\| the First TUESDAY, the Third day of
November next, in the County of Lyon, State
of Nevada, an Election will be In Id for State,
County, Township and Distric t Officers, to
wit :
Member of Congress,
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor
Judge of Supreme Court (I^ong Term),
Judge of Supreme Court (Short Term),
Secretary of State,
state Controller,
State Treasurer,
Attorney General,
Surveyor-General.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
State Mineralogist,
State Printer,
State Senator,
Three Assemblymen,
District Judge,
District Attorney,
Sheriff,
County Clerk,
County Treasurer,
County Recorder,
County Assessor,
Comity Surveyor.
Public Administrator,
County Superintendent of Public Schools,
County Commissioner (Long Term),
County Commissioner (Short Term),
One Justice of the Peace, Silver City
TVwnfcldp.
One Justice f the Peace, Dayton Town
ship.
One Constable for each Township.
Time School Trustees for each School Dis
trict.
Which election shall be opened net later
than s o'clock a. m., and shall continue until
(i o’clock P. m. of the same day. All ballots
to be used at said Election shall be printed
upou a good quality of white hot k-papt r. and
s--!i< 1 ballots shall be ten inches, in length and
four iu width, with sufficit nt margin t<> write
another name in the place of each name
printed thereon. Each ballot shall be free
from all marks, characters, or device, or
thing that would enable any person to distin
guish it by the back, or. when folded, from
any other legal ticket or ballot.
Dated this i*th day of October, A.- D. 1H74.
J. A. BONHAM,
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
REGISTERED VOTERS.
I 1ST OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN
A Eureka Mill Precinct, Lyon County.
Nevada, 1874:
Albrecht Frank Hebison Fred A
Armstrong Alexander Holden Ruben
Armstrong Francis H» aly William
Armstrong Edward Jacques Samuel B
Armstrong Henry Kuck Herman
Buttersby Wm N Klick John
BurneHJohn King Wm R
Byrd John Kennedy James
Brail way Alexander Luther John W
Birdsall Edward Leahy John
Boyle Joseph P Lyuda John B
Bowen David Long Michael
Bvrne Frank Marshall W m B
Brien Phillip J Muller Fred
Bruder John McLain L T
Berry Jerry • Marcette Joseph A
Burroughs William Moore Tliomas
Carlin Martin C McKay John
Calhon Geo N Miller Henry O
Calvert Thomas D Ogilive William
Cuddy Wm T O’Gara James
Copeland Thomas O’Gara James, 2d
Copeland Nathaniel Persons Lewis P
Cox Wm A Powers John
Cottle Narcisee Rohrs Herman
Churchill Riley V Rutty Peter
Dempsey Martin Reccord Clias G
Dicks Wm Roach Garrett
Doyle Martin Ruvey John
Eckrich Joseph Smith lames F
Kdgerton Joseph Smith Luke
Fowler Harvey Stone Moses
Foley Miles Small Henry C
Farley Owen Sternberg Simon
Farley Patrick Smith Robert
Fagan John Smith W illiam
Foster Stewart Tasland Geo E
Foster William Tony nenry
Greeley James II Whitman Clias
Ginivau David Wallace John
Geary Daniel Williams Wm K
Gannon Thomas Williams August
Haggerty Hugh War lick James H S
Hallisoy Daniel Whelan James
Hanley Daniel
I hereby certify that this is a correct copy
of the Official Register of Eureka Mill Town
ship. Lyon County, Nevada, for the ensuing
election, to take place on TUESDAY, the 3d
day of November. 1874.
I will receive objections to the right to vote
on the part of any person so registered until
six o'clock P. M. on the fourth day previous
to the day of election.
WM. R. KING, Registry Agent,
Eureka Mill Township, Lyon County, Nevada.
Eureka Mill, October 21, 1874.
N. LARIVIERE.
UNDERTAKER!
A few doors below Odd Fellows’ Ilall,
MAIN STREET COLD HILL!
Hearses and Carriages
Furnished for Funerals.
Republican Slate Platform.
The Union Republican party of Nevada in
Convention assembled, renewing it* ni*4i„
«*f devotion to the Constitution and w,t
the Federal Government, hereby annonnr«.I
its platform to the people as follows • t8
Resolved—First, That we reaffirm the nrin
eiples and policy of the Republican party
enunciated by its last National Convention
that we are proud of its history and great r V
vice*, and we especially commend the vk.yy
and force by which it maintained the rnion
abolished slavery, and secured equal civil ans
political right to all citizens. We demand
that these rights be enforced by appropriate
legislation, so that all citizens shall have the
equal enjoyment of their rights. We detnai .1
of onr public agents fidelity to their prin. i
pies ; the honest execution of the pledge*
made to the public; purity, integrity ami
economy in the discharge of their official du
ties, and the prompt and fearless examination
and punishment of those who violate anv ,,f
their obligations. 9
Second—That we heartily indorse the last
Republican Congress in repealing the law in.
creasing official salaries ; in reducing expense*
by more than $20,000,000 : in successfully re.
sisting all jobs ; in abolishing the extravagant
Government of the District of Columbia, and
in reforming abuses generally, whereby the
Republican party has proved itself to be
worthy of continued support by the people.
Fourth—That we earnestly desire that the
credit of the country be firmly maintained, in
order that its commercial and industrial’In.
terests may not suffer injury by the fluctuation
of values. « r by impairing the degree of con
fidence which now prevails with regard to th*
circulating medium, which we hope soon to
see based on a metallic currency.
Fifth—That we disapprove of the election of
a President for a third term, as establishing a
precedent dangerous to the perpetuity of Re
publican institutions.
Sixth—That honest, practical labor should
be protected and receive a just reward, in
support of which view we favor the revision
of our treaty relations with the Empire of
China in such a manner as to discourage the
immigration of a servile class of laborers and
such legislation as will actually prohibit the
importation of depraved perflons from abroad.
Seventh—That, except in such cases as wl» n
the grant or subsiily is first submitted to Un
people interested, and approved by them, we
art* opposed to the granting by County, Stat
or Federal Government of sutnddies or grants
to railways or other corporations.
Eighth*—That while we appreciate the ad
vantages derived from railroads, we demand
at the hands of our National Congress ami our
State Legislature the passage of laws estsle
lisliing fares and freights at a reasonable rate,
ami prohibiting such railways from discrimi
nating in their charges between the residents
of this State and those of other States; also,
we favor the passage of laws compelling rail
roads to pay a fair and equal amount of taxa
tion upon all property owned or controlled by
them in this State.
Ninth—We believe that the office ami duty
of a statesman to be to do business f-r the
State, and in the transactions «»f the business
of the State it is our duty to call into official
place the most intelligent, industrious, enter
prising and discreet business men of the State,
hereby pledging such men ami all new candi
dates before us and the nominees of this Con
vention. if elected, to do business for the State
as industriously, economically and discreetly
as in their invividual capacity as private citi
zens do business themselves : that the com
pensation of public employes should not ex
ceed the price, sum or amount that similar
services command in private pursuits of the
State.
Tenth—That the education of the children
of the State is a matter of deep public con
cern. The public schools and the Behind fund
of the State demand the fostering care of all
good citizens. The school fund of the State
should be invested in bonds of the Stato, un
assignable both in term and fact. The. de
fraying of the expenses of the State Land
Office out of the principal irreducible school
fund is a breach of trust, and disgraceful to
the State.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE So. 214.
I'. S. Survey No. J5,
IT S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
) • Nevada. October 8, 1*74. —Notice G
h< re by given that the Green Gold and silver
Mining Company, a corporation organized o l
der the laws of the State of California, having
it* post office address and principal plan- "i
business at San Francisco, California, lias by
W. tY. Turney, the agent thereof a: ! a
stockholder therein, this dny made applica
tion for United States patent for sixteen hun
dred and thirty-six (1636) linear feet of tbs
Green Lode in Gold iiill and Devil’s Gate
Mining Districts, being partly in Storey ami
partly in Ly.n county, state of Nevada, with
siirfiu e ground three hundred (300) feet in
width, extending in a southerly direction
from the mouth of said Company’s tuuuel. at
or near the northerly end of the claim. along
the line of said vein or lode, and embracing
the same, with all its dips, angles and varia
tions. to any depth and throughout its entire
width and depth, although the same bo found
to enter land adjoining ; the said claim or l •
S. Survey No. ‘.>5 being described upon the
surface bv the plat and field notes on file in
this office follows, viz : Beginning at Post
N,,. l. about 2<>o feet westerly from the Devil's
Gate Toll-road, and whence the quarti r sec
tion comer on the south line of Section o,
Township 16 north. Range 21 east. Mount
Diablo meridian, bears north 14 degree* west
distant 1,730 feet; and running from said Post
No. 1 along the westerly boundary of the St.
Louis Company's survey .Lot No. 67, south 41
degrees east 276 feet to Post No. 2 : thence
south 14 \ degrees east 1398 feet to Post No. ;:
thence south *2Vi d( grees west 300 feet to Post
No. 4 ; thence, fourth course, north 14:,» de
grees west 1,636 feet to Post No. 5; thence
north 82Vt degrees east 177 l'eet t-> Post No. 1,
the place of beginning—containing 10 85-100
acres of land, situated in east half Section 8,
Township 16 north, Range 21 east, Mount
Diablo meridian.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, 16H degrees
east.
The St. Louis claim, Lot No. 67, as sur
veyed, adjoins this claim upon the northeast.
The claim herein applied for is recorded at
page 101 of Book F. Records or Gold Hill Min
ing District, kept in the office of the Recorder
of Ston y county, at Virginia City, Nevada.
The right to follow said Green Lode and ex
tract and remove the ore therefrom for 1 .*'836
fe« t along the course thereof, and throughout
its entire width and depth, wherever found,
although it enter land adjoining said lT. 8.
Survey N •. 95, is claimed under any patent
that iuay be issued upon this application.
ADOLPHUS WAITZ, Register.
Dorr, Sears & McKee, Attorneys, San Fran
cisco, Cal. 44-65*1
DELINQUENT SALE.
(1 ARSON MINING COMPANY, NO'V
J called anil known ns the “ Silver Cen
tral Consolidated Mining Company.” L°l'a*
tion of principal place of business, Car*'”
City, Nevada; location of works, Silver City,
Lyon County, Nevada. Notice—There are
delinquent upon the following describ'd
Stock, on account of assessment No. 4. levied
on the 15th day of September, 1874, the w '•
eral amounts set opposite the names of tue
respective shareholders, as follows :
Names. No. Cert. She. And
James Duffy. 12....1000.... f1
James Duffy.22... .11)00.’
James Dully.23-MJJ>. ■ • •
Wm. 8. Wood.10... ,'JOOO... .M6 *
Do. do.40.... 100....
Do. do.41.... 100.... 5“
Do. do.43.... 120....
Do. do.44.... 40....
Do. do.45.... 40.... 2W
And In aceordanee with law and an orl'^
of the Board of Directors, made on the 1
day of September, 1874, so many no*1***
each parcel of such stock as may be ne
sary, wftl be sold at public auction. at .
office of the Company, Waitz’s Building, * •
13 King Street, Carson City. Nevada,
THURSDAY, the Fifteenth day of Nove®** j
1874, at the hour of One o’clock P. M. °j ^
day, to pay said delinquent assessments tu
on, together with costs of advertising
i expenses of sale.
ADOLPHP8 WAITZ. Secretary-^
Offica—U. 8. Land Office, Carson City, >’*'■