Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-07-21
BRIEF MENTION.
District Court Monday,

Disuict Nourt MONDAY.
The Truckee Republican is out in its regu.
lar form again.
Read Cleator's new clearance sale sad"
in another column.
Mrs. Arnold, Of Fort Churchill, is visiting
Mrs. A. W. Brann, Of this place.
Park Barnes and family and County Clerk
Harris and wife leave this morning for two
weeks camping trip at Lake Tahoe.
The many remarkable cures Hoods Sarsa.
Parilla accomplishes are sufficient proof that
It does possess peculiar curative powers.
The jury in the Finlen case failed to
agree, and Miles will probably be turned
loose. Juries are handy things in murder
cases.
W. T. Brady, of the Webster Brady Com
edy Company. has advertised himself well
in Rene, and will have full house mex,
week.
Big Pine has Piute baseball nine. They
have fine uniform and play ball we'll
They Knocked out nine white men last
week by score of 10 tot.
Messrs. Tracey, Connolly and Ball will
deliver Sceneoramic Lecture at the Odeon
Hall, next Monday evening, of the under.
ground workings OF the Comstock mines,
etc. The Virginia papers speak very high
ly of the scenes. See posters and hand
bills.
Washington Territory leads every State
and Territory in the Union in the yield OF
potatoes per acre. The average yield is rsz
bushels, while Oregon produces Iz2 bushels
-Ex.
What's the matter with Nevada, where
they raise from IL to 20 tons Of the finest
spuds in the world TO the acre2
Wednesday evening there was a street ia
kir selling Hamburg Oil in front of the
Union Hotel, and pulling out warts with his
fingers. He had with him banjo player
who could not sing or play little bit; but
all the same the two gathered in the people s
meney to a considerable extent.
There is considerable more water in the
river now than there was last week. Sam
Longabaugh had the ranchers at the upper
end Of the valley urn it in so he could get
his wood drive down as far as Empire. The
wood may be brought down, some Of it, as
far as the Ophir dam, about a mile above
Dayton.
The San Jose Mevenyy of June 2Sth comes
TO hand as sixteen page edition, and con.
tains full description Of the Lick Observa
tory. 1t is illustrated with the various in
struments used in this institution, also
views of the Observatory situated on the
summit Of Mt. Hamilton, in Santa Clara
county. 1t is fine paper and is credit to
the proprietor as well as the people Of San
Jose.
Last Sunday the following persons left
Dayton for visit to friends in the different
parts of California: Miss Maud Horton, San
Francisco; Mrs. John Lothrop and Miss May
Lothrop, Santa Cruz; Mrs. !. Dryfuss, San
Francisco; VIM Shirley and his two sisters,
San Francisco; Miss Title Carrick and Miss
Ola Perry, Chular, Cal; Miss Dellie Ran.
dali, Stockton; Chas. Watson. San Fran
cisco; George Warrington, San Francisco.
Miss Annie Berry, whom we stated last
week was home from the Normal school at
San Jose, has graduated from that institu
ton, estead Of being here on vacation
She was one of a few who received high
honors, and is now prepared to "teach the
proved manner. The Normal school turns
out some excellent teachers, and Miss Berry
will no doubt be found to perform her duties
well by any board of trustees who may en-
ploy her.
]. B. Sears, President Of the Como Eure.
ka mine, and the Board of Trustees of the
corporation, together with Mr.. Marsh, Of the
Changers Union, of Stockton, and others.
visited the mine this week and are very we'll
pleased with the way things are now look
ing. The shaft is now 40 feet below the
coo level, and IS inches of water is being
pumped out daily. The water is now all
out of the shaft, and it is thought from
present appearances that large portion of
the lead is still east of the shaft. AT the
200 level a chamber has been cut to sink a
Wine below that level. The streak of ere
on which this Is to be sunk is 10 feet wide,
and is No. streak.
Fashion.