Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-03
BRIEF MENTION.

Go to Coles photograph car and have
your picture taken.
The genial face of Commodore o. A.
Brooks was seen in Dayton yesterday.
Geo. w. Likens left Wednesd ay to
superintend matters at the Kindly mine.
J. c. Hazlett, the druggist, is agent
for Shiloh's Cure advertised in another
column.
Send to E. P. Lovejoy, Wabuska, for
all kinds Of farm produce, chickens,
turkeys, etc.
Park Barnes went to Garfield last
Wednesday morning to work on the
Kindly mine.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will hold its regular quarterly meeting
next Monday.
II. NJ. Yeringtan and D. L. Bliss re.
turned from Hawthorne district last
Monday evening.
The old saw did not hold good this
year. March came in like lion, but
she went out the same way.
1t is now estimated that the, knights
OF Labor in the United States have over
three million men in their ranks.
News comes from the Kindly mine
that the ore deposite is gettingslarger
and richer every day. Good news if
| true.
Frank Hanger came in from Garfield
| district this week, and went to Como 10
look after some of his mining interests
there.
d. Z. Davis, who has been seriously
| i'll with pneumonia, is under the excel
lent care Of DR.. Hazlett rapidly inn
proving.
Read the new time table OF the c. &
c. Railroad, which took effect on the
ist of this month. 1t is revised and
complete.
Don't forget to have your picture
taken before Cole leaves. He only
stays one more week, then he will visit
Mason Valley.
It's now a pretty certain thing that
the Carson Mint will be opened this
Summer and Fall, but for how long it
is unable to state.
The game law went into effect last
| Thursday, the Ist Of April. The only
birds left unprotected now by the law
are the wild doves.
Harry Cobb went to Reno last Mon.
day evening TO see his mother, Mrs. w.
A b. Cobb, started on a trip to Ban
gor, Me, 10 visit relatives and friends.
"A woman is good deal like an &C
cordion," says Lawrence O'Rilley,
you can draw her out all right, but the
music begins when you Hy 10 shut her
up.
The Reno Journal has entered upon
its thirteenth volume. The daily is now
twelve years old and the weekly SIX.
teen. II is a well edited journal and
always full Of the latest news.
The South.bound train on the c. &
c., has been late several mornings this
week, on account Of the heavy travel
over the c. p. road, the trains not be-
ing able to make close connections.
On the first day of April the Carson
Appeal entered upon its 28th volume.
The Appeal is live, representative pa
/
in Carson. 1t is read by everybody.
Hope it may run out az more volumes.
Ed Mellsh stabbed a man named
Turner in Virginia City last Sunday
night. The wound is not dangerous
one. Mellish was formerly employed
at the Douglass mill as engineer on the
"Joe Douglass"
The Inyo Register has entered upon
its second volume. 1t is a neat and
newsy paper, and well conducted edi-
torially. One of its main features is
"Talks by the Senior" in which many
Mrs. A. c. Webb, wife Of Principal
Webb, OF this place, returned from
Wales, Wednesday morning, after hav-
ing made an eight months visit to re-
latives and friends in that country. The
chances are the Professor will be very
lndulgent to his scholars for a week or
two now.
f. F. Morton and son returned from
Reno last Wednesday. Mr.. Morton
went to Reno last Saturday 10 meet his
wife and family who came from the
East. He has located his wife and
daughter at Carson for the present,
until he can find suitable accommoda-
lions in Dayton.
The TINES is IN receipt of a copy of
the Nevada University Register. 1t
contains considerable information in re,
gard to the new institution, also draw
ing of the building, and plats of the
different floors. geographically the
pamphlet is a credit TO State Printer
Harlow and Foreman Taylor.
| AL Gao Yesterday morning we had n