Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-13
JOTTINGS AROUND US.
A SHOWS storm is brewing

Not .equaled-t Troupe
in their specialties.
Read the Mayors proclamation in
another column. The City Council
will not meet on Monday evening.
John 1. CHM is trying to raise
coin to start that ''first-class daily"
In Carson, so much talked of.
An assessment of SIS per share is
levied by the Yellow Jacket Mining
Company.
w. Frank Stewart telegraphed
that he was not feeced by three
card monte sharps. Glad to hear it.
The Wheeler Combination at
Odeon Hall, Dayton, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
Carson wants a new court house
and Jail now that the Legislature is
soon to convene there.
They knock their elbows through
show-windows and extract valuables
in Carson.
The Wheeler Combination at Ar
mory Hall on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
The noble Piute has raised the
price of saving wood. 1t is now
profitable for white men to engage
in the business.
VIM. Sharon estimates the ore in
sight In the California and Consol-
idated Virginia to be worth three
hundred millions of dollars.
The Eureka Sentinel says that
there is a gang Of counterfeiters in
their midst who are making and
passing bogus half-dollar pieces.
At the last meeting of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers. Adol plus Waltz, of
Carson, was admitted to member
ship.
VIM. Somers, who killed Frank
Ben, is to be hung at Geno on the
last day of the year. The sentence
was pronounced by Judge Harris. .
A large delegation from Silver
City attended the funeral of Mr..
Geo. c. Langtry at Dayton. He
was universally respected.
A new tin shop has been estab-
lished in Silver City. Shop near
the Pioneer mill, head of Main
street. Particular attention paid to
repairing.
Unfavorable news has been re-
ceived at Winnemucca from Pana-
mint. The departures equal the
arrivals; at present a poor man has
no business there.
A new sewer is being laid on
Main street, in front of the Oasis
Saloon and TIMES Office. The ex-
ample should be followed by other
property holders.
j. A. Myrick, aged fifty-eight,
formerly Superintendent of the
Overman Mining Company, died
very suddenly in San Francisco
on Wednesday last.
1t was reported to us yesterday
that two cases of scarlet fever had
developed itself in Silver City, in
the family of Mr. Bamber. Every
precaution should be exercised by
parents.
Zachariah is now running three
chairs in his tonsorial establish
ment, next door to the Postoffice.
He has the finest artists in the State
and is deserving of the patronage OF
the people.
1t was Mike Heffernan who was
crushedto death between the bulk
head of the Belcher Woodpile and
a fiat car on Wednesday night, in
stead of Ed Merrill, as our infor-
mant stated. He belonged to No. 3
of the Virginia Fire Department,
J. NJ. Scanland, an old typo, but
now assisting State Mineralogist
Whitehili in compiling statistics for
his forthcoming Biennial Report,
dropped in to see us on Friday last.
He will visit the mines and mills of
this section on Tuesday next.
7. L. McLain, at the request OF
many friends, intends having an
other turkey shooting, commencing
on Tuesday the ODD and lasting
three days. A large number OF
turkeys will be slaughtered ON the
occasion. Particulars in our next
The professional card of Drs. w.
W. and N. P. Fetterman, homeo-
pathic physicians and surgeons, will
be found in another column. They
will be found at 106 South c street,
Virginia City. These gentlemen
come very highly recommended,
and are worthy of the trust OF our
people.
Myers and Stegman, of Dayton,
are DESTROYS of closing up all old
accounts. They have a call IN an
other column which should be an
swered at once by those wishing to
save themselves trouble. We had
a talk with friend Stegman the 9TH
err day, and know that he is III earn
est about this matter. hence would
advise those in arrears to settle and
save costs.