Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-10-31

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81 Silver Hill, TX.
as Utah, IN.
100 Rock Island, AZ.
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lao Meadow Valley, 3h3.
100 Raymond b Ely, 10 Is 2sh.
100 Eureka Con-, IL.
30 American Flat, IN.
Mr.. Louis Goldstone, after sew
eral days absence in California. is
now at home.
Virginia people now all sgree with
St. Paul, that ait is better to marry
than to burn"
Messrs. Morris & Nathan, late of
the burnt district, have established
themselves at Gold Hill. They will
do good business wherever they go.
John Powell, Jr., one of Dayton's
favorite lawyers, was in town on
Friday. seeking a vacant house,
that he might dwell in Silver CITY
this winter.
IMPERIAL ORE.-The Kelsey mill,
Silver City, lately working on Ophir,
10 now to he started up on ore from
the Imperial mine. That is what we
like to hear. Keep the mills agoing
and money will be plenty.
BoRN.-In Silver City, Nevada,
October %, 1875, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nolan-a son.
In Silver City, Nevada. October
%, 1875, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon
Glenn-a son.
Tho Silver Central Consolidated
mine is temporarily shut down and
embarrassed by suit brought
against 1t in the Justice Court. II is
not serious matter, and will prob
ably be speedily settled. n1f-
GENEKoUs.-The Dayton and Sill
yer Hill Mining Companies have
each contributed $500 to the Vir-
ginia Relief Fund The various
other companies have also contrib
uted, but how much we have not
yet been able to learn.
The 'great storm which was to
follow tho Virginia fire two days sf
terward," as prophesied by the
Washoe seersss, proved = fizz'e.
There WAS slight fall OF snow at
Virginia and along down Gold Cam
yon, but nothing unusual for this
season Of the year.
Gowen is a jokist. He is also a
thriving merchant and Christian
but when he puts up coal stove in
his store, with a lighted candle in
side for fire, and fool de beeplcs,"
as he did the first cold night, we
have our doubts of his ever wearing
a pair of wings. .
One of tho sprightliest and hand
soonest young married ladies cfSilver
City wears three horse shoes about her
personal property. She has horror
Of superstitious-w witches, so she says,
but we notice whenever her husband
looks ut one of those horse shoes he
commences to pull out his pocket
book and talk sweet.
Mr.. Rosenthal, of Walter, Rosen-
thai 4 Co., has arrived back from
San Francisco. and is at his post of
duty. Beside carrying on their
mercantile business with heavier
stock of goods than ever. the firm
are doing regular stock business.
They are responsible and worthy of
patronage and confidence.
Our Job Office has come in splen-
did play since the unfortunate
calamity which overlook the job
Offices in Virginia City. Asa gen.
sral thing our Office turns out lots
of work, but for the past few days
We have had fully IS much as we
could get of in good shape. Send
in your orders, and we will do your
printing.
Inc Palace Saloon has just COM
pleted its extensive and handsome
improvements, and now presents
~ pleasing an inside view as any |
saloon in the city. The new and
fashionable bar has been hand
somely grained by that genius in
colors artistic, Mr.. ". H. Lester.
and il beauty. Last hut not least,
there is o fns stock Of liquors and |