Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06

one OF tue pillars OF the company. Severai
| Of the subordinstes deserve favorable men.
ton, and would receive IL did we have space
| to spare. Tomorrow night 1.-THE Flower
Girl Of Paris" Good.
CUPID IN 1.-the course
of true love never runs smooth" u an old sd-
age and as true now O. ever, a. the difficulties
Of an Esmeralda couple bear witness. 1t Is
| the old. old story. youthful swain and
signing maiden had lived, loved and rubbed
noses in the rural precincts of our neighboring
county. until they couldn't stand it any long
er. and resolved to be wed but from some
cause unknown to us could find no one there
to sling the diamond hitch" around their
desperate loves Determined, they therefore
started out to seek parson and license in .
more sympathetic cline. and we first hear Of
them in Carson trying their persuasive powers
on the County Clerk. No 20: something
wrong. They then came to Dayton and were
again foiled by the Arsus-eyed officers of the
law. From Dayton to Virginia, and from vir-
suit. On Friday they again appeared in Day
ton. We don't know where they went the last
time. uor do We know, positively. that they
found a parson but if they didn't, they had
evidently found some way out of tbs difficulty
AS the young man was as happy and confiding
as sucking pig, while the blushing damsel
kept poking her auscr at-him and saying "lou
naughty man.
To MORROW NIGHr.- Busy fin
have been plying the needle the whole week
long, and the wives, sisters and swcet-hesrts
of about everybody in town have been up to
their eyes in calico. For you see, there is to
be grand calico ball at Armory Hall to-mor-
row night. and of course everybodys calico
dress must be just little nicer than that of
any one else. Rufles and dounces, tucks, and
Autinss, puffs and gathers. and the ten thous-
and and one femini inc devices TO scissor and
sew the pretty fragments of calico into some
thing unique and nice. have all been can
vassed . thousand times DER and at this
moment . hundred new and empty ready.
made prints are waiting to be brought out
for the first time. Armory Hall will contain
a. jolly crowd of dancers as have ever got
together In the State. and nothing short of .
good time can be expected. The disconsolate
associate who knows little Of the mysteries Of
woman's wardrobe. save what he sees on the
clothes line, has been presented with scrap
of several new dresses to be worn. but there
are yet SO many wards to be heard from he
defers saying what any Of them look like.
Should enough come in, however, he intends
having them made into . patch work quilt
big enough to cover two.
SEvENTY.FOUR FEET WIDE. -
Speaking Of bonanzas, We can justly lay
claim to having one in the Dayton mine. as
the bottom of the shaft now cuts . vein Of
ore seventy, four feet wide, from wall to wall.
The new building improvements are rapidly
receiving the finishing touches. The boiler
building was commenced on Friday, and the
paint and shingles are being put on the main
b.ilding. which is 100 A6. and 80 feet high
in the clear. The bed-sills and gallows tim
bers are made from red spruce brought from
Blue Canyon, California. and are hfe-lasting.
As showing the amount Of labor being ex-
pended at the mine, we may state that the
labor account for last month foots up nearly
5000. The entire Improvement will cost
som ethins near SIPS 900, and when completed
will be the finest and most extensive in the
country. The great capacity and power Of
the pumping machinery will admit Of sink
ing the shaft 5000 feet II desired. and the
entire machinery is Of the very strongest and
hest 10 be had, at Ia expected that every.
thing will be ready to start up early in Aug
ust," Mr. Perkins says. " and II II IL II will
be the quickest work ever done in the State. -
Hon. HUGH CARING, our en-
cisnt Lyon county member Of the Legislative
Assembly. and very prospsrous Granger Of
tho lower end Of our dominion. dropped in TO