Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-27
STATE NEWS.

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wouldn't.
A Workingmen's Club has been or
ganized at Reno with full set o.
officers and $50 signers.
The Eureka Sentinel reports strike
in the Gray Eagle mine which prom
Uses to be most important.
Thirteen inches of snow fell in
Aurora last Thursday, but the subse.
quent warm weather thawed most
of it.
Genoa News: The barber and tailor
who came to town a week or so ago
have disappeared, leaving their bills
unpaid.
The Elko Independent speaks OF
the 81, 200 indenity lately received
from Eureka county, as the "spolia-
ton fund"
Reno Gazette: All Chouey's trial
for the murder of fellow country
man will begin Monday next, at o
o'clock A. NJ.
A new lode from three to five feet
wide was recently discovered at Can
deleria, assays from which run from
$3.50 to $500 per ton.
Eight ore chambers have been dis
covered in the Richmond mine within
the last three months, all carrying
large quantities of high grade ore.
The Eureka Consolidated furnaces,
for the "a hours ending at 7 o'clock
A. NJ. March 23d, turned out 1,120
bars of crude bnllion, the boss run of
the camp.
White Pine News: We are inform
ed that the header Of the Eberhardt
tunnel is now in very favorable vein
matter-a mixture of quartz, spar
and lime.
There has been rise in meats at
Eureka since the arrest of those
charged with stealing cattle. No
more beef at four cents per poun 4
wholesale.
Silver State: Look out for bad fifty
cent pieces; they are deficient in the
requisite single" and consequently
fall as dead as door nail when they
strike on counter.
l.. Cahoon, who is engaged boring
artesian wells at Battle Mountain,
has succeeded in getting flowing
water 10 two wells at depth respec-
lively of 105 and ITO feet.
Eureka Sentinel: Of ninety head
of cattle belonging to r. Sadler, and
running in Newark valley, the most
persisted search failed to find one.
"Gone where the wooGbine twineth."
Sheriff Seitz of Elko county has
delivered at the State Prison j. H.
Baldwin, sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment for mayhem, and Henry
Hayes, an old offender, to three years
for burglary.
Reno Journal: Some unknown do
nor has presented the AZ Fire Com
pany with a magnificent trumpet for
their foreman. The trumpet is made
of silver, handsomely engraved, and
gold lined.
Last Saturday night an unknown
man was found dead alongside of the
Virginia and Truekee railroad track,
at Browns Station. 1t is supposed
that he was killed while trying TO
board the train.
Hank Cliff rd has been arrested
and placed in Jail at Hamilton, on a
charge of stealing the bar of bullion
lost from the stage s,,me weeks ago
between Phoebe and Ward, and it is
said conclusive proof Of his guilt has
been obtained.
Aurora Herald: Last Saturday an
elderly lady was attacked and saw
age!y bitten by large boar which
has been roaming about town for
three or four years. ASS stance came,
or the hog would probably have
killed her. The boar was shot.
White Pine News: In the District
Court of Nye county the Duckwater
water right case has been decided in
favor of the farmers at the lower end
of the stream. Judge McKenny held
that the parties claiming above have
no right to divert the waters from
their channel, and that the means by