Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-12-18
BRIEF MENTION.

AT bOnnam 5.
Baled hay is selling at si2 per ton at
Wabuska. Mason Valley.
Call in and look at the elegant assortment
Of vases at Beale's store.
Frank Peacock. of Wabuska, has started
chicken ranch at that place.
A school entertainment will be given by
the children next Wednesday evening.
Suitable Christmas presents in the way Of
glass ware, crockery. cutlery, etc., at Beale's
store.
Call at Bonham's and look over his large
and varied assortment Of toys and Christmas
goods.
The Douglass Mill Company shipped
carload of old iron TO the Carson foundry
this week.
W. ]. Westerfield, who has been danger.
ously i'll from an attack Of pneumonia is slow
ly recovering.
S. Z. Burbank came in from Smiths Val.
ley this week with a wagon load OF fresh
dairy butter.
Noah Greenwood, OF Wabuska, was in
town this week with load Of poultry. The
ma rket was dull.
The family of Hon. W. B. Hoke, Judge of
the Jefferson County, Ky, Court, used 81.
Jacobs Oil with signal success.
Girls buy your best fellow a mustache cup
for a Christmas present. You can find some
elegant ones at Beale's store.
Another carload Of rock from the IIindley
mine arrived here Wednesday evening
This carload is high grade ore.
There is talk OF a minstrel performance
being given by home talent at Greenfield on
or about the first Of mex. month.
Purify your blood, tone up the system and
| regulate the digestive organs by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
Assessment work is being done on the
| Mayday mine in Como. Henry Ely and
| Jase Lolhrop are doing work on other mines.
Bill Rollins, OF Mason Valley, has taken
| up ranch on the stage road between Wa.
buska and Greenfield and proposes to become
| an honest rancher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard. OF Reno. were here
/ for few days last week, on a visit to their
daughter, Mrs Homer Bonham. They left
for home last Sunday.
Deacon Parkinson, editor Of the Carson
Tribune, paid Dayton a visit last Sunday.
and upon his return to Carson gave Repub.
| lican Lyon a little send off.
Mrs. w. r. Davis and children have gone
10 the Hougham & Newman ranch, where
they will remain for the Winter with Mrs.
Davis mother. Mrs. Newman.
| Ed Hamilton and ]. s. Malcomb, will
shoot a pigeon match at Silver City to NOR
row. for $50. Conditions. IL yards rise, no
boundaries, a. shots to each contestant.
Work has been resumed At the Quinn
mine, Silver City, owned by Quinn. Hamil
ton and others. The shaft will be sunk 10
| 900 feet, AMI a hosting works built soon.
A measurement was made last Wednesday
night 10 ascertain the depth OF water in the
| Combination shaft. II was found that the
water stood at point about IS feet below
| the 1000 level.
There will be masquerade ball at the
| Armory Hall, Greenfield. on Christmas Eve.
II will he given by J. w. Smith, and a
grand time is anticipated. The best OF mu-
sic will he in attendance.
The TINES acknowledges the receipt OF
complimentary ticket 10 social dance to be
given by the Pink Rosebud Social Club,
in Silver City at the Miners Union Hall,
Fiday evening. Dec. 74th.
Morris Purcell. Of Mason Valley, came in
to Dayton last Wednesday accompanied by
Tom Atkins and A. A. Pinkerton. on their
way to American Flat. where Mr. Purcell
has purchased house which he will tear
down and move to his ranch about six miles
south Of Greenfield.
There is a very rich streak in Cirae's
North Belle gold mine, EVANSVILLE. 1t is
expected that capitalists will take hold Of
it and open it up in good style soon. There
are several locations that show free gold in
Union Mining District, and they will be
worked in the not very distant future.--Bsi.
mont Courier.
Mr.. r. Rentschler, San Francisco. CAL,
contracted a severe cold. and became so
hoarse he could not speak: lie tried q num-
her Of remedies without benefit. and even
The efforts OF two physicians failed TO give
the slightest relief. lie was induced to try
Red Star Cough Cure, one bottle Of which
entirely cured him.
Mr.. McCurdy. superintendent and large
owner in the Paradise mine, vas in town on
Wednesday OF this week. lie came to Re.
no with ore for the reduction works, and
came over here to purcha'e some fox hounds.
lie bought two good dogs from Mr.. Depoali
Mr.. McCurdy keeps these dogs to kill lynx.
wildcats and coyotes.
There are papers and papers. but Western
farmers, stock.raisers and business men have
learned by years ef experience that they are
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