Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-02-03
BRIEF M ENTIoN.
Cold weather again.

skating has taken the place of
foot ball. Eg.
Read our advertisements under,
new to-day.
Ammen's Cough Syrup cures colds,
coughs, bronchitis and consumption.
Notice the advertisement of the
delinquent sale list on the fourth
page of this issue.
A. >ummerfield, OF Sutro, is clos
ing out bis business in that town and
moving his goods to Hawthorne.
Bob Thistiewaite, an old Daytonite
took his departure tor Carson on
Tuesday of this week. He goes to
work in the Carson shops.
Mr.. John McKenns of Soda Springs
is the compiler of the homographIc
chart for this session of the Legisla-
ture. 1t is said to be fine one. We
are much obliged for the one coming.
Farmers and others desiring gen
teel, lucrative agency business, by
which s. to $40 day can be earned,
send address at once, on postal, to ii.
G. Wilkinson & Co., 1876 and 1877
Fulton street, New York.
Mr.. Leon Nc l.. Baldwin, a well.
known mill man and mining expert,
and formerly supt. of the Pacific
Mill Co. went to Como the first of
the week to take look at the Como
Eureka, aud other claims.
Peterson, the photographer, is now
in Carson doing good business.
He is taking the members ofthe Leg
islature, and will soon be able to
make valuable contributions to the
different rogue's gallerys.
Homer Bonbam, of the firm of
Angel & Co. of Luning, has dis
posed of his interest in the business
to his partner and is now in Dayton,
temporarily acting as clerk III the
store of bis brother, j. A. Bonham.
One of the gang OF thieves who
attempted to rob the store at Silver
Peak, and was killed, was named
Rock well. 1t was eported that he was
a son OF the notorious Porter Rock
well of Mormon fame. Dave Rock
well, OF salt Lake, denies this, how
ever.
Conductor Havenor, of the V. & r.
express, complains that his train
don't pay expenses during the session
of the Legislature, as the dead heads
crowd out the paying passengers, and
the only people from whom he can
get either tickets or money, are the
newspaper men.
The Christman brothers, formerly
Of Dayton, have struck good pros
pect near soda Springs. They have
shipped some silver ore To san Fran.
cisco which is understood to be rich.
They have also shipped a carload Of
copper ore to the Douglass Mil IN
Dayton which assays very well.
Hawthorne is becoming quile
lively camp. New buildings are going
up as fast AS the weather will permit,
strangers are arriving daily. A good
deal OF prospecting is being done in
the neighborhcod of Mount Cora, and
with Hawthorne as the county seat,
it will be a most important camp
this Spring.
A young man by the name of
William NJ, who is sojourning
in carson during the Legislature has
brother In Dayton, who was inquir-
ing for him short time ago. When
told he was trying to get bill
through, he replied. "a es, suppose
so. lie has been trying to get Bill
NJ through fer a number Of years,
but has never succeeded"
One of the pages in the Assembly
was running around in search of
gentleman to deliver message to him
the other day. when he ran ac oss
Gov. X. He inquired for the
gentleman of the Gov. and was told
in a jocular way that he was dead.
"Yes, / know that" he replied.
"but want to deliver the message 10
the corpse"