Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-10-10
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

| men are applying ioi iclui" SSi'i"~~'~''
Spiritualism has sent Mrs. Root OF
San Luis Obispo, to the Napa Asylum.
The anti-Chinese agitation is gather
ing force throughout the whole Pacific
Coast.
The anti Chinese agitation is gather
ing force thronthout the whole Pacific
Coast.
Convictions for cohabitation at Salt
Lake are made easy by voluntary con-
fessions.
The Los Angeles Grand Jury finds
many Irregularities upon which to base
a report.
The League of Freedom of Los An
geles has decided to fight the high-h-
cense ordinance.
Only seven miles remain to connect
the California Southern and the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroads.
Mr.. Glugas, aged eighty-seven, and
Miss Parr, aged seventy nine, were mar
ried ut Grass Valley, Sunday.
The examination Of Nelson Pierce for
the murder Of J. A. Mccarthy at Sun
Jose has been set for the 18th inst.
Serious trouble is apprehended at
Yale, B. c., from delayed payments to
laborers on the Canadian Pacific Road.
The breach Of promise suit against
F. J Baldwin will come up before
Judge Brunson at Los Angeles, October
r7th.
A thief is making successful raids on
horses at Nevada Civ. Tive horses
have been stolen within the past three
| DAYS.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Tomb
stone has offered $3.50 per scalp for hos
lille Apaches and $500 for the scalp Of
Geronimo.
The immediate delivery carrier at
Nevada City made IS cents in three
days. He has thrown up his "Govern-
ment position"
The deaths from yellow fever at
Guaymas for the month of September
numbered forty seven. No new cases
have been reported this month.
Hogs that died from cholera are
thrown into Tuolumne river, near La
Grange, and complaints are justly made
by those who have to use the water for
domestic purposes.
A young man named Tom Crowell
killed himself at Fresno Saturday be-
cause young woman named George
Lawrence would not return to San
Francisco with him.
The fund for the prosecution Of those
guilty Of the murder Of DIR. Powers, at
Bear Valley, last month, is increasing
rapidly, and thorough investigation
Oh the aHaiI 10 ploHiiscu'
A prominent lawyer of Tacoma, w.
T., Is said to have refused fee OF
81 900 offered him if he would under
take to break the anti. Chinese ordi-
nances recently passed there.
Many cattle thieves have been arrest
ed in the neighborhood Of Milford,
Utah, and it is said "many prominent
and influential men" are trembling at
the approach of day of reckoning.
Judge Zane continues to, sentence
Mormons, indicted for unlawful cohab-
itation, to the full extent of tho law.
Most of the prisoners, while pleading
guilty to the charges, refuse to make
any promises Of reform in the future.
In the Tabernacle Sunday, at Salt
Lake, Apostle Herbert J. Grant assailed
Judge Zane as coward for insulting
good men and women brought before
| him, and warned him not to go too far;
that the people would not stand much
more. Bishop Whitney in a ward
meeting said Judge Zane was a beast.
The Inyo Register hears that San
Francisco marble cutter, who has the
capital and means business, is soon to
nav a visit TO the marble deposits down
near Oweu's Lake, particularly some
near Perrier's place at Swansea, with a
view OF extensive operations should the
quality o. the rock prove satisfactory