Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-10
BRIEF MENTION.
Read the TINES and get the news.

page.
Go to Coles photograph car and have
your picture taken.
Mrs. Bradley's mother arrived from
Iowa last Thursday.
Read Shaw's Hot Spring advertise.
ment under "new this week"
The TINES is the paper to advertise
in. You get the worth of your money.
Judge Murphy was a passenger on
Yesterdays train bound for Hawthorne.
Attend the anti Chinese meeting at
the Courthouse next Monday evening.
The VIM. Penn Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of two cents a
share.
J. c. Hazlett, the druggist, is agent
for Shiloh's Cure advertised in another
column.
Now is the time to plant your garden
SEEDS. Bonham has large, fresh and
choice variety.
Since writing the runaway item it is
learned that Mr.. Gates recovered his
horse yesterday.
George Warrington returned from his
visit to relatives in the Eastern States
last Wednesday.
The North Rapidan Company, of
Como, will begin shipping ore to the
Rock Point mill next week.
Trains on the c. & c. have been late
again several times this week, owing to
the heavy travel on the c. P.
Smoke no cigars but those that have
the white labor brand on the box, if you
want to boycott the Cinnamon.
Read the 'Big Tree Store" adver-
tisement elsewhere in the TIMES. The
price-list shows wonderful reduction
in staple articles.
Indian Agent Bill Gibson was pas
senger on the c. s. C. last Monday,
bound for the Walkar Lake Reservation
to see how his children are getting
along.
Since the people of Carson com
menced to boycott the Arlington Hotel,
business has fallen off so that the pro-
prietor has finally concluded to hire
colored help.
Throat troubles yield promptly to
Red Star Cough Cure, as vouched for
by U. S. Architect Clark. Its ingredi-
ents are purely vegetable and free from
opiates. IS cenaS.
DR.. Hazlett has received very neat
diploma of credit from VIM. Havenor,
for a selection of Nevada minerals, sent
to him by the Dr., for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
The Winnemucca Siivey STATE has
entered upon its 18th year. 1t is an
able advocate of the interests Of Hum
boldt county, and is also the most able
advocate Of Democracy in the State.
County Commissioner Littell and wife
were in from Mason Valley this week.
They returned Tuesday. Mrs. l.. will
not open a millinery store and dress
making establishment as she intended.
In the United States Senate, during a
recent debate, Senator Vest of Missouri,
paid a high tribute to the merits of St.
Jacobs Oil. Other prominent men have
also found itprompt in its cure of
rheumatism and neuralgia. Price, fifty
cents bottle.
Colonel Shaw has severed his con-
nection with the Virginia City Enter
Prise, and it is reported that he will
soon start a weekly paper in the city on
the hill. May be the Enterprise will
now contain an editorial once in
while about subjects Of some interest
to the general readers.
George Barton met with an accident
last Saturday on his return trip from
Virginia. While coming down the hill
the front axle of the coach broke. No
person received any serious injury. Mrs.
Barton by her presence of mind in jump,
ing out and catching the horses, Proba-
bly, prevented a serious accident.
A Chnaman having been killed in
Nevada county mine, the Grass Valley
7GiiHss positively says: "a Chinaman
has no right to be in shaft of quartz
mine, nor has he justly any business
anywhere bout mine. We donot think
a Chnaman should be killed for going
into OF near a quartz mine, but for fear
of accidents a Chinaman should not be
permitted in such a mine.
The case of G. P. Randall VS.. Lyon
county came up before the District
Court last Saturday. w. E. F. Deal
acted as counsel for Mr.. Randall and ].
A. Stephens and District Attorney Keith
appeared for the county. Testimony
was taken, arguments made and the
Court took the case under advisement.