Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-10-24
BRIEF MENTION.

Miss Genie Hazlett.
Babbett metal for sale at this Office
at 40 cents per pound.
Read our advertisements. They will
tell you where to trade.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Of Carson, is
in town visiting Mrs. Bonham.
]. D. Sims is agent for Shiloh's Cure.
advertised in another column.
Job work Of every description neatly
and promptly executed at this sfiice.
The Cinnamon IN Gold Canyon are
again working their placer mines.
Ed. Mark we'll was the lucky one in
the raifie al the Sarerac for the WIN.
chester rife.
The dump Of the Rock Point mill
is being prepared for ore from the Rapi-
dan mile at Como.
K. A Cookies bees have been quite
Industrious this Summer. lie has a
large lump Of honey.
Judge 7. K. Hawkins talks Of som
going 20 the Golden State, there to
make his future home.
The Atlanta mill vas closed a few
days last week for repairs. hut is now
running again as usual.
Col. John Hall, OF Carson, who was
for long time one Of the guards Of the
Safe Prison, was in town yesterday.
MIR. Mulholland, OF the Inyo hue.
Pendanf, and the Misses Kate and Mary
Mulholland, have been visiting Mr..
ane Mrs. Cobb, the past week.
Conductor A. N. Nibecker and wife,
Of Belleville. passed. through here on
the train yesterday returning from their
trip to points Of interest in California.
Extensive repairs have been made o
the Eureka mill, and II is now ia hrs,
class condition and will soon begin
crushing low grade ores from the Com.
s'esk. \
Old Haynes says there must have
been kidnapping or something going on
among the Indians, as several white
children. a little tanned. are running
around here with the squaws.
A young gentleman who was present
at Miss Lillian Smiths Exhibition on
Sunday last, said he felt just as il his
heart was a glass ball, and every time
Miss Lillian shot. she made hole clear
,hrouge it.
w. J. Douglass. OF Dayton. Mr.. Mul.
holland and Miss Kate Mulholland, OF
Independence, accompanied by James
Meehan, foreman, went through the
Sulro Tunnel and up the Combination
shaft and returned yesterday.
Negotiations that have been pending
fsi some months in regard to the pur.
chase Of the Aurora mines by an Eng.
lish company. have been concluded. SO
we are informed. 1t is expected thai
work will be commenced on them ahou,
the FIRST OF December.
Dick Kirmah, the catllcman, says NJ
sill soon have more gold Than a four.
horse team can haul. His gold mine
on the western slope OF Mount David
son, according to report. is richer than
n.,h,ng ever discovered in Nevada.
Hosting machinery OF The mos, i'm
proved pattern has been ordered and
will soon be put up. This mine was
found by the aid Of Owning rod. PEG.
pie laugh at it, but Kirman had faith,
and he is nov about to reap his reward.
The fire Department should have a
meeting and take steps TO repair the
eisterns and put them in good condition.
There should also he some one employ
cd to see tina, they are always full OF
water. As it is now, more than hslf
the time they are nearly dry, and priv
ate parties that We know OF. have filled
them occasionally. when they thought
OF it. "What is everybody business,
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