Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-06-19


Did anyone see anything of Knapp's
demijohn yesterday.
Bonham continues to receive fresh
fruit and vegetables daily.
The TINES Office is the place to get
job work done neatly and cheaply.
The mornings and evenings have
been decidedly cool the past week.
J. A. Bonham is agent for Shiloh's
Cure, advertised in another column
J. A. Huntoon lost a valuable COW
last night from some peculiar disease.
Andy Walmsly does not play with
his baby around the shoe shop any more.
AL Harris has gone to Independence
on business connected with the Silva
Yerington case.
The moonlight picnic at Sutro last
Saturday night was we'll attended. The
music was excellent.
Joe Harlow is pretty sure Of receiv-
ing the nomination for State Printer.
He cannot be beaten.
DIR. Mcdonald, who shot man named
Mish for interfering with his family al.
fairs has been acquitted.
Tom Hill was in from Como this
week and reports everything lovely in
the little camp on the hill.
Elko has been selected as the place
for holding the Democratic Convention,
and September 9th the date.
Mr.. Oliver and Miss Emma Tonga.
baugh, OF Empire, drove over to visit
Dayton friends last Sunday.
There will be no Fourth Of July eel.
ebration in Dayton, most Of our people
will go to Carson or Virginia City.
A report reached here last evening
that J. {. Curry, the Virginia City auc-
tioneer, had committed suicide. No
particulars.
Artie Harris has been engaged to
teach the Mills Station school, about
eight miles the other side Of Carson, on
the line Of the V. & T. road.
The OeeaJionnI is the name of little
paper started lately in Virginia City by
Mr.. Pratt. II processes to be Democrat.
&c but is really mugwump.
The TINES acknowledges the receipt
Of q pamphlet on the Silver Question
by Hon. NJ. J. Farrell. He makes
strong arguments for the cause.
Colonel Shaw, late Of the Territorial
| EnfrybriJe, has quit the lecture field
and is arranging to start sporting pa
per on the plan Of the Pacihc Life in
| San Francico.
The Hindley Mining Company has
declared a dividend Of $3.50 per foot.
There are lots Of prospective million
aires around town now, but they appear
to bear their mIsforiue bravely.
Commissioner OF Deeds for all the
States, Mr.. G.. T.. Reardon, Baltimore,
Md, writes that he suffered for a long
time with rheumatism which yielded to
no treatment until he applied St. Jacobs
Oil.
Grover Cleveland and bride, they
say, are contemplating a trip to the Pa.
cihc Coast this season. They will stop
at Carson, 60 TO the lake, return to Viz
ginia, take in the tunnel and stop at the
Delta for fine glass OF beer.
Ex.Congressman Weaver. Post Office
Department. Washington. ID. c., con.
siders Sed Star Cough Cure remarka-
BILE remedial agent. 1t contains no dan.
gerous narcotics and costs but twenty 1--WE
cents.
The town was quite lively last Satur-
day. A number Of Silver City folks
were here attending Court, and after
business was over engaged in one or two
sparring matches which caused q couple
OF bloody noses. No great damage was
done.
1t pretty sure thing that the Day
ton Athletic Association will be a sue
cess. The game Of ball played here
last Sunday has aroused considerable
enthusiasm among the people, and they |
want to see Dayton have good base
ball nine.
Rumorsa are rife that a number of
young folks who attended the moon
light picnic at Sutro last Saturday night |
were not able to beer it any longer than
4 o'clock in the morning, OF they would
not have been home at that time. Beer
this in mind.
Messrs. A. L. Fitzgerald and Jones,
Of Eureka, accompanied by Mr.. Frazer
and Clayton Belknap, paid the TIMES a
visit last Saturday. Mr.. Jones is
candidate for Surveyor General on the
Republican ticket and Mr.. Fitzgerald is
q Democratic candidate for District |
Judge.