Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-02-11

The Angel mine in Silver City is turning
out reck Of = very fair quality as the ship.
ments Of bullion to the Carson Mint will
show.
After diphtheria. scarlet fever, or pneu-
monia Hoods Sarsaparilla will give strength
to the system, and expel all poison from the
blood.
The weather has been Springlike this
week. However there will probably be more
storm and cold weather before the nsnth is
ended.
George H Plummer, who recently erected
new house in Mason Valley, is having the
same handsomely painted. Parnell is doing
the work.
The Briggs mill started up the middle OF
this weak after having few repaifs made.
This mill is now running on rock from the
Oes, mine.
Ed. Hamilton, Jim Sumner, Murphy, and
several other Silver Cityites were down last
Sunday shooting tin pigeons. Hamilton
captured the pot.
Randall and Box have gone out Of the
blacksmithing business. Dick proposes to
take vacation for q while and Charlie may
rtart up the shop again.
An eastern paper has been sued for libel
by widow for speaking Of her deceased
husband as having "gone to happier home. +"
There's no pleasing some folks.
There is very little hay unsold in Mason
Valley. Stockmen and sheepmen have
bought it nearly all. About $4,000 head Of
sheep have been wintered in the Valley this
year.
U. Strosnider, Of Mason Valley, has sold
his interest in the mining property at Pine
Grove, to his partner, E. R. Shield. Mr.. S.
will now give his attention to .ranching ex-
clusively.
Fred Berke, of the Arcade saloon, Wiz.
gina, sets the finest lunch in that town.
Drop in and sample one Of his schooners Of
fine beer. There is nothing more delicious
with fine lunch.
If you are in need of any bill heads, letter
heads, envelopes, statements, or any kind Of
printing, give the TIMES 4 call. We have
some new styles Of type, stationery. etc.,
and can get up as neat job as anybody.
We have made arrangements to run some
short stories after the serial "Snowbound"
is finished, which will be next week. The
stories run from two to three weeks. They
are by well.known writers and very interest.
ing.
w. A. Rulison and J. H. Rae, Jr. were
passengers on the train that was wrecked
near Gold Run, on tina Central Pacific last
Monday morning. They were returning
from San Francisco, and arrived here Wed.
nesday in good shape.
At the Morgan mill they are about to be-
gin the construction Of large building, to
be used as bullion refinery. 1t to be
| under the management OF Mr.. J. P. Wood
bury, one Of the most efficient and reliable
millmen in the State.
Mr.. David Leatz, Of Carson, finished the
lead work on the new acid works last Mon
day and left Tuesday for home. The scid
works are now completed and acid is being
manufactured. All orders for this material
can now be promptly filled.
The Lander county Commissioners, at
their last meeting threw out all bills for
scalps. They claim that it does not cause
loss to any white persons, but that bills Of
Piutes would eventually bankrupt the
county, if they continued to allow them.
The news comes that Mr.. S. Sweetman,
Of Smith Valley, Lyon county, has discover.
ed gypsum ledge from IS to IS feet wide,
and the stuff is Of such fine quality that he
is using it instead Of plaster of paris. The
mine is fortune to the lucky discoverer.-
Carson Tribune.
Fogg and Crowninsheld, the contractors
and carpenters Of Mason Valley, were IN
town last Monday. They have the new
bridge acress the Walker river completed
and it is a neat and substantial structure.
Fogg says if anybody is afraid to drive
across it there is a ford just below where
they can cross.
Bill Nye. who has run several newspapers.
speaks from the card when he says that the
number Of opportunities that psper has for
jumping on . great wrong with both feet.
while the gentleman who furnishes the in.
formation conceals himself in cyclone eel.
lar that opens with time lock is simply ap.
palling.
Surprise Party Mt 1utro.