Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-02-04

extracted from the base of the skull,
flattened out
Montana calls to the Northern Pa
cific managers to provide in season
enough double decked cars to carry
80 900 head Of sheep to the eastern
markets in 1882.
Sam Brannan is at Guaymas. The
lands granted him by the Mexican
Government are being surveyed and
| located. They are situated about
two hundred miles south east of Ma.
zatlan.
Orchards and vineyards are being
planted IN various parts OF Arizona.
The soil OF the greater portion OF
Arizona is rich, and all that is need
ed to make that Territory fine agri-
cultural section is water.
The Coroner's Jury at San Jose,
found that Rudolph Bue.na, alias
Linn Der jim, the Mexican gambler
who was killed In the Mint saloon
on sunday last, came to his death
from pistol wounds inflicted by Peter
Williams.
The first case under the Sunday
law, at San Leandro, was tried last
week before jury. The defendant
was the proprietor OF a hotel. The
Jury, after five minutes deliberation,
brought in verdict of acquttal.
here are twenty-five other cases to
be tried, The Courtroom was
crowded.
Maurice Pention, the Frenchman
arrested on suspicion of having
killed a man named Ladda, at Colun .
bia Hill, CAL, and afterwards trying
to burn the body of the murdered
man, had a preliminary trial, and
after hearing the evidence OF several
witnesses. the Judge held Pention to
answer for murder, with bail fixed
at 5000.
Mrs. John MINIS, of Grass VAL
ley, went into dentists office on
Thursday of last week, and inhaled
two teaspoonfulls of chIoroform.
The doctor pulled out five teeth, and
Just as he finished the lady seemed
10 be strangling. She raised from
the chair and remedies were applied
but she died tn few minutes.
Terry Mcmahon and John Potter
quarrelled in a saloon at Eureka a
few days ago and agreed to go into
the back yard and fight 1t out. The
latter was getting the worst OF the
fislicuff, when he took out a huge
pocket knife, stabbiDg and hacking
the former terribly. McMshon will
probably die. Potter is in Jail.
A private company have under
taken to build a railroad to connect
the Northern Pacific with the Ma
tIonal Yellowstone park. 1t will be
eighty miles in length and cost $780,
600 per mile. The same company
will build large hotel at the Gey-
sers, to accommodate the large num-
Der OF tourists expected next season.
A few nights ago, at Cerrillos, N.
NJ, a fight took place, and the victor
after leaving his opponent PROSTATE,
went off; returning soon after and
finding the man still lying there.
jumped on him and beat and kicked
the insensible victim cruelty. The
miners heard of the affair, took the
brute out, tied him up aud admins.
tered with a ra-h hide fearful thrash.
ing.
Mrs. Laura d. Fair is in trouble
again. 1t appears that her daughter
Lille is married to young man by
the name of A. w. Hines, and that
the bower of bliss Is on Fell street,
San Francisco. EARLY on last Sun
day morning official notice was call
ed to the bower by piercing screams,
and Hines was found TO be throwing
Mrs. Far down the front steps. He
was arrested and charged with bat
terry and drnkennsss.
Dick Follows, the stage robber who
escaped from the officers in San Jose
was sent to San Quentin for eight
years Tor stage robbery on the 10Th
of Jan. 1870. In April, 1874, he was
pardoned. On the 10Th of January
he was sent to the peuitentiary SEQ
ond time for stage robbery, and that
time went under the name of Dick
Perkins. lie was discharged in May
and has since been travelling through
the southern part of California. His
last robbery was that of the stage
which runs from Soledad to San Luis
Obispo.