Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-04
BRIEF MENTION.

at J. A. Bonham's
The Bode Miner has been ensmalled. 1t
is six column daily now.
The Little Bonanza mill was closed down
last Thursday for lack OF water.
Most of the Mason Valley ranchers are
taking in their second crop of hay.
Spragg & Martins threshing machine is
busy in Mason Valley threshing grain.
Misses Ella and Lucy Startling, OF Carson
were visiting friends in Dayton this week.
Mrs. Homer Bonham returned from her
visit to relatives in Reno yesterday morning.
Johnny Ludwig is running tunnel on
prospect about seven miles east OF Cam.
bridge.
Andy Walmsly's new house on Pike street
below the Court House, is rapidly nearing
completion.
At the Ludwig copper mine in Mason Val.
ley they are running a drift on the lower
level south
N. II. A. Mason was in town yesterday
looking around TO see how the political stu
alton stands.
DR.. r. Butler, Master OF Arts, Cambridge
University, England, says "St. Jacobs Oil
acts like magic"
Harry Wayne in now tending bar for
Otto Schroeder, who will in few days take
a trip to the mountains
Mcconnell and O'Hara are running tun-
mel in their copper mine in Mason Valley to
strike the ledge deeper.
NJ NJ. Hyde, OF the Carson Railroad
shops, was passenger on Thursdays train
on his way to Hawthorne.
The Seven Day Adyentists will hold their
Camp Meeting this month, beginning on the
18th, instead OF next month
1t is an assured fact that there is to be
vineyard and winery started in Inyo county,
California, by men of means.
Ten men are now at work on the Quinn
mine, Silver City. The mine is looking we'll
and may yet prove bonanza.
Dobbins is working his copper claim
called the Pluto in Mason Valley. A tunnel
is being run to strike the ledge deeper.
Jack Mcconnell has discovered a small
vein of rich gold rock in the Walker River
range OF mountains west Of Mason Valley.
John Ludwig came in from Mason Valley
last Thursday and yesterday proceeded on
his way up the river to look after the water
for the mills
Mr.. Chas. Mulholland, editor of the Inyo
HiGtprudrnf. was passenger on last Thurs.
days train bound for home. lie has been
visiting in Reno and Carson.
Fred Oest has twelve men working on his
mine in Silver City. A lot of the rock has
just been crushed at the Briggs mill and the
clean up was very satisfactory.
Two sets of delegates were run in Mason
Valley at the Democratic primaries. One
was for Holland for Sheriff and the other
favored Johnny Barton. Barton's delegates
won.
The c. & c. Railroad Company has re-
duced the fare for all delegates and candi.
dates who wish to attend the Convention at
Greenfield to 81 for the round trip to Wa
buska.
1t is reported that the ranchers on the Car.
son river in Douglas and Ormsby counties
have used all the water they want, and that
now there will be more in the river for mill.
ing purposes.
l. N. Farwell, County Clerk of Esmeralda
county. was on the train Thursday morning
returning to his home in Hawthorne. He
has been visiting the Carson Warm Springs
for his health.
G. P. Randall had his threshing done the
first of this week. He had yield of about
$50 bushels of grain. Bovard's machine
from the Valley did the work. and the boys
have now gone to Washoe Valley.
Rea's dredging machine continues to at
tract attention. Passengers on the C. Il c.
stop almost daily to look at the working of
the machine. Every body admits that it is
novel scheme, also profitable one.
The LOT of 1903 tons Of rock from the Como.
Eureka mine that was worked at the Taylor
mill, resulted very satisfactorily to the own.