Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
BRIEF MENTION.

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The roads from Lower Gold Hill
TO DAYTON are again dry and dusty.
High Mass will be celebrated in
tbe Catholic Church, in this city, on
Monday, the 18th instant (St Pat
rick's Day..
Ed. Stadtmuiler, Of Empire, was
in town yesterday. He will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow, for a
few weeks stay.
Philip Geyer is clearing away the
ruins of his brewery (Which was ds'
stroyed by fire, about a week ago.
preparatory to rebuilding on the
same spot.
All orders for drugs sent to Stew
arts Gold Hill store will be prompt
" attended to. They may be handed
to the stage driver, and the goods
will be delivered free of charge.
The Town Trustees of this city
visited Wing Lees washhouse, yes
terday, and ordered him to properly
secure his fireplace. If he neg
lects to do so steps will be taken to
compel him. ..s.
E. w. Gowen, of this city, having
sold his stock and fixtures to George
NJ. Holmes, has a word to say
under the head Of New To-Day"
which all who are indebted to him
should read.
The annual meeting Of the Daney
Mining Company will be held at the
office Of the Company, Room A, No.
$40 Pine street, San Francisco, on
Monday, the Gath instant, at 2
o'clock p. NJ.
Last Monday evening, when near
Meyers bakery, Henry Harris, Jos.
Munckton's barkeeper, was way
laid by tramp, who demanded =
dollar with which to get something
to eat. Harris had sl2 in his peck.
ct, and to avoid trouble he handed
out the dollar.
The readers of the Enterprise In
this city and Dayton will be pleased
to learn that that paper Is again
published in tho morning, and de-
livered before dinner. For some
months past the carrier seldom got
to Dayton before noon.
The Trustees have ordered chill
dren under school age (six years. ex-
cluded from the public schools of
this city. The overcrowded condi-
ton of the intermediate and primary
departments is the cause Of the en-
forcement of the law. The order
will take effect Monday.
The rate of taxation for State pur-
poses, this year, is IS cents on each
one hundred dollars valuation. This
is a decrease of 30 cents on the
hundred dollars from the rate of last
year. II the Insane Asylum bill had
passed the Legislature, this reduction
would have been impossible.
The editor Of the Virginia Chron-
icle, in an outburst of admiration at
the action of our Relief Committee
in accepting but $1,000 of the
$4,000 appropriated by the State
for the sufferers by the recent fire in
this city, copies the item stating the
fact from this paper, and heads it:
"Eighth Wonder of the World"
7. L. C'Tommy") Lyons, of this
city, passed Omaha on the westward
bound overland train, last Wednesday
afternoon. He will arrive at Reno
to-day. Mr.. Lyons has been absent
about six months. AS he was not
expected back before May it is sup
posed that the news of the recent
fire in this city has started him to-
ward home.
George Langridge, Superintendent
of the William Penn Mining Com
pany, left for San Francisco last
Wednesday evening, to hasten the
completion of the milling machinery
ordered by him few weeks ago. In
the meantime the vein in the mine 10
being stripped and made ready for
the extraction Of a sufficient guam
tity of ore to keep the mill working
to its utmost capacity. The mill is
expected to be ready to run before
May. About fifty tons of good ore
are already on tic dump.