Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-12-03
BRIEF MENTION.

The Bullion lAt ID
L.C. M.lott was around yesterday.
Bonhsm keeps Ammen's Cough Syrup.
The Sunday thaw gave the skaters rest.
Con,umptives use Ammen's Cough Syrup
Hay Ia selling for 81 per ten in Mason Val
ley.
new shoemaker has come to town. Where
is the tsilorf
The Miners. Unioa election will be held De-
C smber 18th.
A slight fall OF snow laid the dust on
Thursday night.
The sweetwater mines are exciting the
people south Of US.
Senator Gallagher. of EsmerAlda county
was IA town on Thursday.
The school children will have their annual
jolincation on Christmas.
They are ting ready for the Christmas
chicken fights 10 Silver City.
Snow always makes items-sleighs. snow
balls and broken windows.
The railroad company laid q new 81 dc track
to the wood piles on Wednesday.
The school hoise at wsbusks has been i'm
proved by new ceiling and seats.
Sol. Noel Ia almost ready to move to the
oomstock and open his hay yard.
Some very rich rock was encountered In the
south shaft of the Regent, on Thursday.
Jno. G. Young. formerly County superin-
tendent OF Schools. was in town yesterday.
Charley Box says he Is not sure he was
meant. but those stirrup feathers fit his legs.
rived this week from the Truckse saw mills.
Dan swart took out lumber on Thursdsy
with which to make some Improvements on
his ranch in Mason Valley.
1t has been ab out six degrees colder in Ma
son Valley than here this Winter. taking the
whole season IN on the record.
A horse stepped on Jack Godfreys foot on
Wednesday. Ne fell on immediAteiy. but
Jack is 3 little lame nevertheless.
T. l.. Lyons, the wsll.known mill man, was
Ia towu on Tuesday looking after some odds
AID ends. ths remains Of times past.
Tsacher-"A right angle is the fourth part
Of . circle, as you see here. Do you under
standf'
scholAr-"Yes sir. but what Is . left Angle''
On Tuesday Miss Jennie King went to
Bridge IT. where she intends TO live In the
future. Miss King leaves . large circle of
friends who regret her departure.
Some Of our prudent business men took
thine by tho forelock" and made made hay
while the sun shpne; that is to say. they laid
In their Summer ice during the cold snap.
F. b. Mercer, formerly editor OF the sutro
Independent. now iu Pittsburg. He has
been rambling in Colorado aud Arizona since
leaving sutro. aud although settled pretty
comfortably where he is. still longs for the
good times and rough clothes of Nevada.
At Q meeting held on Saturday, Nov. 26th.
1881. by the Sutro Hose Company. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Luther Davis. President; Robert Daley
Secretary; George Kelley, Treasurer; John
Tobin. Foreman; James Greedy. LIST Assist.
ant; Benjamin Moran. Id Assistant.
The Gold Hill News says Old Biifkins, OF
Lever Gold Hill, has gone emotionslly insane
at last. He has seen the picture of Mrs
Lydia p inkham in ell the papers far and near
until he has fallen dead In love with her. He
wrote to Lynn. Mass. and finding that she
was Q widow, he has packed up. and will start
for Lynn tomorrow night. without her he
considers life not worth living any longer
while with her AMI her medicines he feeli
that he could live forever.