Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-06-12
STATE AND COAST NEWS.
Burglars are visiting at Monterey.


Riverside orchards are troubled with
red ants.
Willows shipped its first car of new
wheat Tuesday.
The earthquake Tuesday was very
distinct in Napa Valley.
Nevadas fishing inhibition begins in
April and ends with September.
The Anti. Chinese League at Redwood
City is to organize labor bureau.
Charles Mulhall was killed by James
Barber at Bingham, Utah, Tuesday.
One thousand men at 81 per day are
wanted at Tacoma for railroad work.
The Crystal Palace swimming bath
project at Los Angeles will be aband.
oned.
San Jacinto, a two. year.old town, in
Los Angeles county, has $40 census
school children.
The Utah Deputy Marshals raided
West Jordan and captured two polyga-
mists, Monday.
Baldwin's libel suits against Horace
Bell at Los Angeles have been continu-
ed until the I4th.
The anti .Coolie League at Red Bluff
elected their candidate for municipal
officers Wednesday.
The question Of using bloodhounds TO
pursue the Apaches is again being dis
cuSsed by the Arizona press.
Adolph Chatty has been held for trial
at Lunol on the charge of robbing the
Southern Pacific ComPany's Office.
Three hundred and twenty Chinese
sheep-shearers in the vicinity of Ere.
baugh Ferry have vacated their places
in favor of white men.
Miss Alice Sanborn of Sebastopol,
Sonoma county, committed suicide on
Tuesday at her home. No known cause
is assigned for the deed.
John Rodgers has been held at Eure-
ka, Cal for the murder of Judge Kim
ball. He was positively identified by
the wife Of the murdered man.
N. c. Livingstone has been pardoned
out OF the Oakland Jail by the Cover
nor. Livingstone was there for OBJ.
tanning money under false pretenses.
A FIRE, caused by cigarette smoking,
destroyed about $500 worth of hay at
William Cooper's ranch, about one mile
east of Elmira, Solano county, Monday.
More rich gold discoveries have been
made forty miles south Of Needles, A.
T., on the Colorado river. Many pros
peclors are being attracted to the new
camp.
The latest murders by the Apaches
are of Thomas Aunt, near Harshaw, A.
r., Sunday, and an unknown man in
the San Pedro Valley, six miles from
Benson.
The graveyard at Butte, NJ. T., has
been jumped by party of brickmakers,
and work is in full blast, regardless Of
graves or the purpose to which the land
was devoted.
The sale has just been perfected Of
Henry's diggings in the Eastern part of
FL Dorado county, a gravel mining
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San Francisco were the purchasers.
Some fishermen at Santa Monica re.
Gently took fifty stingarees and a num-
Der of sharks at haul Of their net, but
not a single edible FISH. Some of the
stingarees weighed seventy-hve pounds
apiece.
The Northwestern Rod and Gun Club
Association will shoot at wild pigeons
shipped to them from the Puyallup
Valley. The birds were caught with
nets and will be used al the annual
tournament.
Warrants were sworn out Tuesday at
Sacramento for the re.arrest of Eugene
Avery and S. w. Austin, the young
men charged with obtaining a fraudu-
lent marriage certificate in the case Of
Maggie Hill.
The second trial of John 7. Prewett,
for the murder of DR.. Powers of Bear
Valley on September II, 1885, was
commenced at Hollister this week. A
venire of twenty-five was exhausted,
and the case was continued until the
18th of June.
William King, residing near Guerne.
Vile, met with painful accident few
days ago. While driving team, one
of the horses threw stone which struck
King between the eyes, breaking his
eye glasses and driving a peice of the
broken glass into one of his eyes. 1t is
thought that he will lose the sight of the
injured optic.
1t was reported at Phoenix, A. T., a
few days since, that Tonto Basin was
overrun with about 200 Apaches, from
San Carlos, who were said to have been
very insolent to settlers and evidently
dangerous, and it is thought there is
danger of an outbreak in that direction.
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