Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-05-01


county.
Miss Dolly Randall returned from Ma
son Valley this week, where she has
been on short visit TO friends and re.
latives.
Judge Seawell was passenger on the
c. x c., last Saturday on his way TO
Aurora 10 look after some Of his mining
interests.
Won Dack, the Jeweler has gone to
Genoa o remain for the summer. Mrs.
Won Dack leaves Tor that place next
Monday.
Fares have gone up again, and it now
costs nearly "a much a, before the cuts
were made, 10 90 10 New York, Boston
or Chicago.
Miss Eta Sims, returned to Reno the
first OF the week TO attend Bishop
Whittaker'ss school, after spending few
days in Dayton.
Mrs. G. c. Fish and Mrs. Bosworth
are expected to arrive from California
next Monday, where Mrs. F. has been
visiting for few weeks.
Bee hunters are abroad in the land,
and they should bear in mind that "Old
Haynes" makes the finest hives in the
land and sells them cheap.
A carload Of fine -blooded Hereford
cattle passed through on yesterdays
train on their way 10 Mono Lake. They
belong to Archie Harrington
A. NJ. Cromer, Of Silver City, vas ar.
rested last week on the charge O! steal.
ing rock. preferred by J. c. Caldwell.
He had jury trial and was discharged.
Four bars Of bullion from the
Holmes nine, Candelaria, passed
through on the express last Wednesday,
on the way to the San Francisco Mint.
DR.. Friedline returned from pro
| fessional visit in Southern California
this week. He intends shortly to move
to Owens river country with his family.
The funeral of Lawrence Ferctta,
which took place last Saturday after
noon was largely attended by friends
and relatives Of the deceased and his
family
Dan Norton has discharged the last
Chinaman employed al his null, and he
was also the i,rsi man 10 send hi, wash.
ing from here to the Carson Steam
Laundry.
Many people think it would be better
| il wagon was run here from Carson
for dry cloihes. The people say that
many things may be lost going over on
the tram.
There will be a social dance
in Sutro this evening given by the Suuo
Band. Many will doubtless attend
from here as The Suro socials are always
very enjoyable affairs.
Lillian F. Smith, the champion, is
shooting to crowded houses In New
York City at present. After finishing
in New York she goes to Staten Island
for four or five weeks.
The calf that weighed 100 pounds as
reported in last issue is seven months
old, instead Of between hive and SIX.
MIR. Marsh think. Of taking it to the
State FAIR at Reno next Fall.
1t is reported that J. E. Gignoux has
purchased a ranch AMI quarIz mill IN
Esmeralda county. and that the mill
will soon start up on rock from the mines
in the old Cambridge dist.ict,
When on your way TO Carson or Vir.
GINA City by rail stop at the Mound
House and call on Regain. lie will
treat you kindly for he has the finest
Of wines, liquors and cigars at his
saloon.
The Virginia Chronicle says James A.
Yerington, son Of Superintendent Yering.
ton Of the V. & +. K. X. will proba.
bly, be appointed to hll the unexpred
term OF Treasurer Of Esmeralda county,
made vacant by the death Of Hiskey.
Last Thursday afternoon Allie
Campbell had narrow escape from a
runaway. The horse started before he
could get hold OF the reins and get into
the buggy He hung On To the animal,
ho"e'ei' sno "@'"Seu W sup "'''
The game Of base ball played in Car
son last Sunday between the Carson
nine and Silver City nine could not have
been very interesting, The score was
30 to II in favor Of Carson. It was
thought the game would BE- held down
10 or 10 runs on each side.
DIR. Gross, physician at ST. Vincenl's
Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, considers
Red Star Cough Cure perfectly harm
less, being purely vegetable and entirely
free from opiates, poisons, and other
narcotics. Other professionals also en-
dorse it as prompt. safe and sure. Price.
twenty five cents bottle.
| Inhn RranIeu nm old Halilnrnia