Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-11-20
BRIEF MENTION.

G. c. Fish returned from the Hindley
mine last Thursday evening.
Sarah Winnemucca opened the Peabody
Indian school at Lovelocks, Monday.
w. J. Marsh, the Fort Churchill cattle
man, was in town on Tuesday Of this week.
j. M. Dormer, of Carson, made business
trip to Hawthorne and Candelaria this week.
Mrs. Alex. Crane, Of Virginia City, was
in town this week visiting Mrs. George
Barton.
Ike Stth, a Garfield mining man, returned
to that district on Thursdays train, from
Virginia City.
G. H. Fish and R S. Clapp, both Repub-
licans, are elected to the Assembly from
Lincoln county.
"o'Thello" is the way a Milwaukee com.
postor. of Irish descent, puts up the name
Of the Moore Of Venice.
1t is reported that Irish has cousin back
East who is soon to receive the appointment
Of Postmaster at Dayton.
A. A. Pollard and Thomas Connors, OF
Silver City, were in town on Wednesday Of
this week, attending to some mining matters.
The cold weather Of Monday and Tuesday
froze water to such degree that the Frank.
lin and Little Bonanza mills had to close
down.
Rube McFadden, OF Wabuska. was in
with load Of fresh pork Tuesday. Not
finding sale for it all here he went to Vir-
ginia City.
Last Sunday the c. & c. train came in
from Hawthorne covered with snow. The
storm was encountered coming through Ma
son Valley.
r Alonzo Cummings, of Wabusks, was in
town this week with load Of fine pork
He went through to Carson to attend TO some
land business.
Geo. w. Hackett, an old time Pacific
Coast printer, who has been on the TIMES
for the past six months, left for his home in
Iowa Hill, California, last Saturday night.
A test of the new Rae dredging machine,
which runs by steam power, was made last
Saturday morning. All who saw the ma
chine work, now have no further doubts about
the feasibility Of the dredging scheme.
Mr.. E. r. Wilson, Grand Rapids, Mich,
reports the case OF Mr.. H. T. Sheldon, oil
Lancing, Mich, who for several weeks suf-
fered from frightful cough and cold, which
was cured by one bottle Of Red Star Cough
Cure.
The TINES is in receipt Of the annual re.
port Of the Commissioner of Pensions to the
Secretary Of the Interior for the year ending
June goth, 1886. 1t is a neatly compiled
work and contains a great deal OF informa
ton.
The Chicago Mining and Reduction Com
psny continues to make regular bullion ship.
men,s from Ophir Canyon. Their mine is
looking we'll and producing sufficient ore to
keep the mill running steadily -Beinon.
Courier.
Mr.. Chas. F. Powell, postmaster, Terre
Haute, o., writes that two Of his very finest
chickens were recently affected with roup.
He saturated piece Of bread half an inch
square with St. Jacobs Oil and fed il to them.
Next day he examined them and there were
no traces Of the disease remaining.
The TINES was in error in stating that the
Douglass Acid Works were insured at the
time Of the fire. Il was formerly insured
for So, 900, but the insurance ran out over q
year ago and was never renewed; therefore
the total loss was about $4,000.
Mrs. Sherman, formerly OF Silver City,
who has been keeping the Lapanta boarding
house in Garfield, came in from there the
FIRST Of the week and went to Silver City.
1t is understood that she will go to Reno to
take charge Of the Reduction Works board.
ing house.
The chances are four to one now that IL
there should be tie vote on joint ballot in
the Legislature this Winter for U. S. Sena.
tor that Dyon's hold-over man would cast
his vote for Stewart. There will be no tie,
however. as Stewart will 60 in as straight as
an arrow on the first ballot.
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