Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-03-24
BRIEF MENTION.
Let's have another dramatic en-

indications of storm.
The Ophir mill will start up in a
few days. Probobly next Monday
or Tuesday.
A city lass refused to drink milk
because "she saw grandpa squeeze 1t
out of an old cow"
A twenty-inch stream of water Is
flowing through the streets of Como
from the pump of the Como Eureka.
The crosscut on the 200 level of
the Como. Eureka is In about sixty
feet. The indications are reported
good.
Travel over the C. & G. is mostly
of Piute bucks and their msbalas.
Considerable freight is beng hauled,
however.
Numerous holes are being dug in
the streets to thaw out the water
pipes. The water is flowing in al
most all of them.
Uncle Isaac's team ran away while
at the depot last Tuesday morning.
Some little excitement was created
but no damage done.
Yesterday was Good Friday. 1t
would have been a good day for
sslmi Morse to have presented the
passion play to the people.
Jack Mcconnell, of Mason Valley,
shipped in wagon load of very fine
copper ore from the old Garrsrd
mine this week. 1t will assay about
80 per cent.
Mcmahon, the escaped State Prison
convict was captured at Reno last
Tuesday and brought back to arson.
He will not enjoy As much freedom
as formerly.
The Tuscarora Meas says the men
who are under arrest for robbIng the
stage near that place, are both resi-
dents of Tuscarora and have lived
there for the past three years.
Last Tuesday morning the Dayton
mail was taken through to Wabusks,
and consequently we received no
mail until the evening train arrived.
Gross carelsssness here somewhere.
Over IN Genoa they fine dog poison
ers, and If they can't pay the fine
they go to Jail. Last week one was
sentenced to pay fine of S65 or go
to Jail for thirty days. He chose the
latter.
NJ. Cohn, of the celebrated one
price dry goods store, Carson, is now
in San Francisco purchasing a large
and elegant stock of Spring goods.
The ladies' should give him call on
his return.
We are indebted to Hon. Geo. w.
Cassidy, for a large batch ofvsluable
public documents, among which are
the Report of Fish Commissioner,
Report of Commissioner on Educa-
ton and others.
Banner Bros. are selling out their
stock of gents furnishing goods and
other articles at ruinous prices. If
you are in need of anything in their
line give them a call. Read their
advertisement in another column.
Bonham has received large aud
varied assortment OF garden and
flower seeds which he offers for sale
at reasonable prices. Now is the
time to do your planting, and you
can do no better than To give J. A. a
call.
Thos. Hill, Of Como, has planted
q lot of shade trees in front of the
Eureka hotel of that place, and will
SOW an acre or two of alfalfa so as to
have a small park there this Sum
mer. Como will then be the place
tor picnics.
The Central Pacific has decided tn
remove the stock yards from Wads-
worth to Reno, and men are at work
now charging the Reno yards. The
change is made at the request of cat
tie shippers, all of whom are said to
have petitioned tor it,
The equinoctial storm Is looked
tor by old fashioned people. Agood
fall of snow woulu be just what the
farmers need. The hills are nearly
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