Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-01-24

meralda county was in town yesterday.
B. l. Tarman has purchased, from
VIM. Kean the house and lot formerly
occupied by AL Reynolds.
Don't forget the masquerade dance to
be given at Odeon Hall on the fourth Il
next month. Tickets $3.50.
Mr.. Getchell, of Lander county has
been elected to succeed Mr.. Day, as
Regent Of the State University.
The Salt Lake grand jury, drawn
February 10th, will be equally divided
between Mormons and Gentiles.
George Midgley has moved over onto
the old Hackett ranch, and will become
an honest and prosperous rancher.
Doc Benton is out on $4,000 bail.
Duffey the man he shot, is improving
and there are some hopes of his recovery.
The local trains on the V. & T. road
fines and the shutting down OF the
North End mines.
Henry Fisher, who was quite serious
ly hurt at the Rock Point mill some
two weeks ago has so far recovered as
to be on the street.
About nine and one-half-tenlhs Of the
people Of Esmeralda county think that
Judge Murphy's figures were about cor.
=ect.-. Bulletin. Same here.
Last Monday night party Of young
folks of Dayton had a very pleasant So
cial dance at Odd Fellows Hall. The
merrimenl lasted until about O'Clock
the next morning.
The new mill to be built in Paradise
Valley will he OF the best pattern.
Work will lie begun Immediately. The
mill will be driven by a LeIel wheel.
Il will be OF ~ ton capacity.
The bill introduced by Senator Mark
er to reclaim the arabic desert lands
and develop the agricultural resources
OF the State Of Nevada, is good one
and should receive proper attention.
A bill has been introduced by IVES
terheld to "Prevent discrimination in
in freights by railroad companies whose
railroads, whether broad or narrow
guage, iun through, or partially through
the State Of Nevada"
The Heart and Xand is a matrimoni.
al semi monthly published at Chicago
by w. +. Thompson. As it says OF it.
self: alt Is the bachelors friend and
the old maids relief" Subscription
price 81 per year.
Ed. Cooper had the index finger of
his right hand smputated last Tuesday.
Some weeks ago he ran large needle
into the finger and blood poisoning set
in, making it necessary 10 ampuIate the
finger to save the hand.
The report of State Printer, Harlow,
to the Governor, a copy Of which has
been aeceived at this office, shows that
Mr.. Harlow has conducted the bushes,
OF the office in thoroughly business
like and economical manner.
Mrs. f. II. Mcdonald was drowned
in the reservoir at Reno last Thursday,
while out skating. Her husband and a
lady named Miss Smith had a narrow
escape from a watery grave. Mr..
McDopald is the Western Union Mana.
ger at Reno.
Colonel Thomas says that Nevada
has the richest collection of ores on ex.
hibition in New Orleans of any State or
Territory. He also has some potatoes
there, raised in this State, which dis.
count all others there except a lot from
California. If Eastern or Southern peo.
pie wish to test our spuds let theE, bake
or boil few, and if they do not &C.
knowledge their superiority we will be
mistaken.
The Chinaman who was run over last
Friday died the same evening. He was
mare seriously injured internally than
was at first anticipated. 1t seems thar
the engine did not run over him but the