Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-11-03
BRIEF MENTION.

Billy Rulison returned from his visit to
New York State last week.
The south bound train was about half an
hour late Monday morning.
The dog that bit little Katie Barton was
killed last Sunday morning
Artie Harris, and Prof. Summerfeld, Of
Empire, were in town Saturday and Sunday.
J.E. Gignsux and wife returned from San
Francisco Saturday and left for Candelaria
Monday.
One Of our most charming young ladies is
soon TO be married to young gentleman at
Lake Tahoe.
Two carloads Of Hindley ore are lying at
Hawthorne awaiting shipment to the Reno
Reduction Works.
Jerry Schooling, the Democratic nominee
for State Treasurer, was canvassing this sec.
tion Saturday last.
Vote for Gus Brann for Sheriff. He is
man who will attend to the business Of his
Office in some style.
N. H. A. Mason, the Mason Valley cattle
man, was a passenger on Mondays train
bound for Greenfield.
The Carson Steam Laundry has been
leased by the Trustees to Mr.. Osburn, who
will run it as private concern.
A stop should be put to the shooting pro-
miscuously in town by the boys with their
rifles. Some one will get hurt sure.
The first snow Of the season fell here Sat.
urday night. 1t was not enough to cover the
ground, but in the hills several inches fell.
Little Katie Barton who was bitten by
dog, last week, has been seriously i'll, As
the poison has entered her entire system.
Miss lisa Likens has just returned from
California, where she has been for several
months under medical treatment for her eyes.
Miss lisa is much improved in health.
]. NJ. Houston. of Mason Valley. the Re.
publican nominee for County Surveyor. vas
in town last Saturday. Mr.. H. is good
man for this position and all Republicans
should vote for him.
There seems to be good prospect that
Aurora will come to the front again as
leading bullion producer Some good strikes
have been made there recently. and things
look fair for q prosperous future.
w. C. Dewey was In town last Saturday.
He returned from his cavassing trip on Fri.
day, and says that things are looking better
all over the State for the Republicans than
many people will believe. This is good
news.
Feed for stock, it 10 reported. will be
scarce in the eastern part OF the State this
Winter. Mason Valley ranchers have plenty
Of feed and it is the hes, Valley in the State
to Winter stock IN. The chances are the
ranchers will find sale for all their hay.
TIP. A. Williams passed through on Sun.
days train taking two fine Hereford bulls to
the ranch OF S,inson & Marsh at Fort
Churchill. Mr.. Marsh purchased the cattle
for MIR. c. B. Rawson Of Independence. One
Of the bulls took the sweepstake premium
at the State Fair.
Complaints are being made by subscribers
Of the TINES that their paper is stolen near.
ly every morning OF its issue before they
have chance to read it. This is probably
another trick Of the enemy to keep the pa.
per out OF sight. Anyone who will furnish US
with evidence 10 convict one Of these petty
larceny thieves will be paid reward Of $50.
There has been big excitement in Sutro
Tunnel shares in New York during the last
few days. On Saturday last over 10000
shares were sold. the price opening at sra
and rising to ST.. The rise was based upon
reported ore developments in the Comstoek
mines which would increase the revenue Of
the tunnel. A story is also current that the
control Of the tunnel has changed or 10 about
to change hands.
The man who aspireth to Office hath now
but short time to run and is full OF trouble.
He dreameth by night Of big msjorities and
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