Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17
BRIEF MENTION.

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Read the change of the Big Tree
Store cad" on the second page.
DR.. J. c. Hazlett is agent for Shiloh's
Cure, advertised in another column.
Two carloads of salt from, Rhodes
came in Tuesday for the Eureka mill.
J. f. Gignoux, returned from short
visit to San Francisco last Wednesday.
The Sheep. shearers began shearing
the Powell Bros. sheep here, Wednes-
day.
Harry Cobb and wife returned from
Hawthorne and the Hindley mine last
Sunday. .:"
Strawberries are now in the Virginia
City markets. They are selling for 80
cents box. .F
T. r. McGunn, the live business man
Of Virinia City was in town last We'd
nesday on business. ..
All who can should 60 to Silver City
next Monday evening and attend the
anti-Chinese meeting. -
lob work executed with neatness and
dispatch and in the highest style of the
art at the TINES Office.
Chas. Snyder, of Mason Valley, was
a passenger on yesterdays train, on his
way home from Carson.
Read our advertisements, they are all
alive and kicking. Business men al
ways select live paper to advertise in.
Paymaster Mills passed over the road
the FIRST OF the week and distributed
considerable coin among the railroad
boys.
A new round house will soon be com
menced at the Mound House, to take
the place Of the one recently destroyed
by fire.
The cold snap has injured fruit con-
siderably in this neighborhood. The
peaches have nearly all been killed, it
is thought.
The Italians across the river have
finished building the levee to keep the
high water in the Carson from flooding
their lands.
Gill Mooney has started up his
arastra on the Carson river, to work so
tons OF ore from the Silver Leaf mine OF
Silver City.
John Lothrop, the to be Postmaster,
has rented the old Godfrey building on
Main street, ard will have it fitted up
for an office.
Mrs G. P. Randall, and daughter re.
turned Sunday morning. from ten day
visit to Reno, where her mother and
sisters are now residing.
A. II. Hawley and Frank Rivers. Of
Smiths Valley, were in town this week
They stopped but short time, as they
were on their way to Carson.
The APPEAL is resurrecting the Car
son safe robbery for the purpose of re-
moving the suspicion OF collision there
in from Fraser the late County Treas
urer.
The time has not been set for holding
the Lyon County Fair, but it will prob
ably be held earlier than last year, say
the last Of September or the first OF
October.
The Douglass mill shut down last
Thursday to make repairs, and for want
Of dry tailings TO work. 1t will prob.
ably not resume operations for three or
| four weeks.
The Belmont Courier says that Isaac
Irwin will plant about FIVE thousand
fruit trees a, Duckwater this Spring.
Some OF the finest apples and pears
grown on the Coast are raised at Duck.
water.
DR.. Thoma, OF Eureka, one of the
principal owners Of the North RapidAn
mine, arrived here Wednesday and took
a trip to Como to look at the mine. He
is well pleased with the prospects Of
that camp.
The North Rapidan Mining Com.
pany. Of Como, began shipping rock to
the Rock Point mill this week. The
mine is looking well, and the prospect
for Como TO become bullion producing
camp is now better than ever.
For eight years Col. d. J. William
sou, Quarter Master, U. s. A. and
Ex.U. S. Consul at Callao, was Grip.
pied with rheumatism. He got no re-
lief until he used St. Jacobs Oil which
cured him. No remedy on earth equals
it for pain. Price, fifty cents a bottle.
Two carloads of old mill castings
went through on last Sundays train on
the way to the foundry. The castings
came from Belleville, in Esmer-
aida county, and were covered with
quicksilver and amalgam. Probably
the castings were more valued for the
amalgam on them than for the old iron
contained in them.
Rumor says that a new paper will be
started in Reno soon. II will be dai
ly, Republican in politics, and will
probably advocate the election Of VIM.
in IL. IL G C ~.