Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-01-19
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
Austia has a curfew law.

Sunday night.
The Anahein ostriches have laid
4Ss eggs since May 1st.
A cremation society has been or
ganized at New Orleans.
A cat show is to be held in New
York, beginning on the 2Sd inst.
The new railroad shops at Wads-
worth, New, are nearly completed.
Excitement over the ,Qujotoa dis.
coveries is running high in Arizona.
At Athens, Texas, any man that
wears socks is at once put down as
dude.
Billy Delaney, the last of the Bis
bee, AT, bandit murderers, has been
arrested.
A young lady sportsman in Hay
wards can hit duck on the wing al
we'll as any young men.
Colds, sore throsts and fevers are
prevalent among the children In
Big Pine and Independence, Inyo.
The Tauckee Republican reports
the discovery of gold Llscers near
Camp 90, on the Central Pacific line.
George Thomas, a pioneer stage.
man of the Pacific cnast, died in
Walla Walls. W. T., Saturday even
ing.
Two shopkeepers in Boston have
been fined $50 each for keeping their
clerks ployed more than ten
hours day.
Santa Barbara proposes to dredge
the channel to see if oyster beds ex-
ist, as is supposed by many citizens
of that place.
Trains were delayed by a sand
storm on the Mjave desert last
Thursday, Sand was piled up three
feet on the track.
Thomas Riordsn, alias Thomas
Whalep, WAS sentenced this week
At Los Angeles to eight years at San
Qnentir. on two charges OF burglary.
The trial of John, James and
Michael Leachy for the murder of
Jack Leonard at Kiaska began this
week in the Circuit Court at Salon,
Or.
The HOLMES Band was greeted
with bouquet OF overly ripe eggs
at Santa Cruz the other day. The
lady member of the band had their
dresses ruined.
The Superintendent of the Chicago
City railway reports that the cables
have done the work of $500 horses,
and that the frosts of the winter have
in no way Effected the track.
An illicit factory for the manufac.
ture of cigars has been discovered in
Sacramento Chinatown. A large
amount of tobacco, some cigars and
a set of molds were confiscated.
The North Bloomfield mine at
Nevada City is in rich gravel and
is arranging to work the mine by
the drifting process, because of the
recent decision of Juuge H. ffman.
The On jrtoa discovery ledge was
found 10y Papsgo Indian. showed q
miner the ledge for one dollar. Two
men in six hours took out five hun
dred pounds of ore, worth S. pound.
The Paradise Mill and Mining
Company has paid IF all its indebt.
edLess and has just made shipment
Of $4,000 in bullion. The last strike
is by tar the best ever made in the
mine.
The Los Angeles papers are warm
ing owners in that city that the un-
reasonably high rents they charge
for dwelling and business houses will
result IN a collapse that will greatly
retsrd the progress of the city.
Several days ago a ten year old
ron of Jos. Roberts ut Roseburg, Or,
accidentally cut Miss Brown, school
teacher, in the arm with a knife,
puncturing an srtey. The wound
healed, but on Tuesday il reopened
aud Miss Brown bled to death.
The salmon which are ascending
the Salinas river, appear to be a
distinct species, different 10 size,
shape aud color from the Sacrsmen-
10 river salmon. They have rather
the figure of the trout. Their skins
have a silvery tinge. and their flesh
is pale. They have better favor
than the Sacramento fish.
John E Emerson, a miner on
Douglass mountain, near George
town, El D,rsda county, was partly
buried by the caving in OF a tunnel
he was drifting, and his legs were
pinioned and crushed by the rocks.
As there was no help within hailing