Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-24
BRIEF MENTION.

Cole will be In town one more week,
Get your Picture taken.
] A Bonham is sole agent for Shiloh's
remedy advertised in another column.
Bonham is receiving fresh vegetables
daily.
J. E. Gignoux, left for Candelaria,
last Tuesday.
The funeral of Lawrence Feretta will
take place this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Read Cooks advertisement as
changed in this issue.
Rube Metcalf, of Silver City, was in
town this week.
The school children are already be.
ginning to talk picnic.
Bill Foster has discovered some rich
anthony lodges in Mason Valley.
Several new copper and anthony
mines have been discovered in Mason
Valley, and are reported rich.
The Rock Point mill will begin
crushing North Rapidan ore about the
first Of next month.
Mrs. VIM. Duncan has almost entire.
ly recovered from her recent severe
attack OF pneumonia.
Tom Leddy, an old Daytonite, re-
turned from Keno this week, where he
has been residing for some months.
1t is understood that Joe Douglass is
making negotiations for the purchase Of
the Kindly mine, in Garfield district.
Dayton folks have enjoyed the pleas
ant weather for the past week. The
nights have been chilly, however.
The sheep shearers have been max.
ing 1t interesting for Mason Valley Sa-
loon keepers the past week.
Herman Shirley and Ben Maris have
gone TO the Genoa Hot Springs to re.
cuperate for a week or ten days.
Jim WEIGH, is in Mason Valley with
a running horse that he offers to run
against any horse IN The State for one
quarter OF a mile.
Ths social dance given at Odeon
Hall last Saturday night by the Sutto
Band, was well attended, and pleas
ant time was had by all.
T. b. Hickey says he does not be-
lieye that any member Of the Carson
nti-Chinese League set the tlre 10 his
house.
The ranchers of Mason Valley are
putting in large crops OF grain this sea
son, and they are being put in IN better
shape than ever before.
Pine Grove in Esmeralda county, is
looking up. Several new strikes have
been made, and the old mines are look.
ing better than ever.
W. X. Davis, was absent in Mason
Valley during the week looking after
some mining interests oi his IN thar sec.
lion OF the country.
Some of our ball players intend TO go
to Carson tomorrow to witness the
game b-tween the Carson and Silver
City nlnes.
IF. Holland, of Mason Valley, went
through town with a small band ot beef
cattle, for the Virginia market last
Wednesday.
A boy by the name of Winnie, has
been found to be the person who has
been setting the fires in Carson. lie is
but nine years old.
Logan's political aspirations are to be
boycotled because his wife is assisting
in giving a calico ball at the Chinese
Legation building.
1t is reported that white laundry
will soon be started IN Sutro, where the
hot water that comes from the tunnel can
be utilized, thereby making a saving of
fuel.
An ounce OF discretion is better than
a pound OF knowledge. Why not spend
twenty-five cents for bottle of Red
Star Cough Cure, and save large doc
tors bill?
Grizzly Dan was in town this week,
but concluded, after a short stay, that
the climate was not very healthy here,
for persons afflicted with his disease,
AMI therefore took his departure.
Johnny Ludwig was passenger on
Thursday mornings train, bound for
the Sullivan mine, in Nye comfy, of
which he is to take charge. The pro-
perty is owned by the Bonanza company
Quite an exciting game Of base ball
was played on the depot fat last Sun
day between the school boys nine and
a nine made up of old sitis. The boys
were victorious by score of as to -.
A prosperous season is anticipated
by the ranchers in Mason and Smith
valleys this year, as there is plenty of
snow in the mountains to guarantee a
good supply of water, and, therefore,
large crops will be raised.
At meeting of Harmony Lodge, No.
S, Degree Of Rebecca, Mrs. Nina
LoIhrop was elected N. e., to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Miss Gretie Hazlette, and Mrs. NJ.