Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05
BRIEF MENTION.

A"6 SAOS~ 10y soh' VIZ
James Dunbar has returned from
Bodle. He is i'll and came back to
recuperate. .-~. ~-,.4
The valuation of the Pioneer mill,
for assessment purposes, has been
increased to $4,000.
The Board Of County Commission
ers will meet in Dayton, at 10 O'Clock
next Monday morning. Sh55Ha
Adolph sutro left for Washington
a couple or three weeks ago. He
has not returned, as vet.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany pays taxes in this county on a
total valuation Of $3s,760.
There will be lots of fun for all at
the Dayton Sunday School entertain
ment this evening. Admission only
fifty cents.
The Board of Equalization will
not continue in session much longer.
All who wish to apply for a change
in their assessment should do so at
once.
The recent welcome change of
weather was godsend to the entire
community. Nobody cares to keep
cold, and about every other person
met with had one.
Mr.. Meyer, the we'll known mer
chant of Dayton, is in San Francisco,
purchasing anew stock of dry goods,
and so forth, for his stores. He will
return next Wednesday.
The Carson Valley News has again
put in an appearance from Genoa.
1t is about the size of letter sheet,
and the editor only solicits subscrip-
tons until November II.
George W. Nesmith, brother of
Mrs. J. NJ. McGinnis, of this city,
left last Wednesday evening for Colo
RADIO, where he will spend the win
ter for the benefit of his health.
Some Of the boys about town are
becoming such pestiferous nuisan-
ces that it would not be surprising
to hear of some limbs being broken
shortly, in retaliation for their many
snnoyances.
Charley Hall, one Of the proprie-
tors of the Armory Hall, in this city,
returned from the Bay last sWednes-
day. Mr.. Hall reports the stock
market booming, and the outlook ex.
ceedingly encouraging. ~
A few tons of ore have been
brought in from the Edison mine, in
the new Delaware mining district.
They will probably be worked for
gold alone, McJilton's arastra hav.
ing been secured for that purpose.
Judge Seawell returned from Es-
meralda county (whither he had
been to hold court last Tuesday.
He reports matters and things pros
porous In that section of the State,
and the outlook as brilliant indeed.
Remember not to forget" that the
entertainment for the benefit of the
Sunday school will be given at
Odeon Hall, Dayton, this evening.
Admission only fifty cents. All
should buy ticket, even though
they cannot attend. e
Work has not been started up, as
vet, on the Atlantic Consolidated,
and Mr.. Yule, the new superintend-
ent, has not put In an appearance
here. He is expected up to-day or
tomorrow, and will probably start
work within twenty.four hours after
his arrival. .f-v
The family of G. A. Gross, of this
city, will remove to Stockton, Cali
fornia, next Monday. They have re-
sided here for at least fifteen years.
John Gross, who formerly kept a
butcher shop in this city, resides in
Stockton, and lie has prevailed upon
his brother to move his family there.
Stringers Of ore are becoming fire.
auent in the face of the east drift on
the GOO level of the Lady Bryan mine,
and appearances seem to indicate the
proximity of the ore body encoun-
tered on the upper levels. The last
level partly opened up was the $50.
A considerable improvement is there
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