Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-05-12
BRIEF MENTION.
We will have ne more storms until "ol

We will have ne more storms until "Old
Haynes" returns.
George and Harry Barrett were in frsm
Mason Valley this week.
The murderers Of Piute Tom have not yet
been arrested. 1t 10 reported that they are
on the Reservation.
Flaws is constantly receiving fresh fruit,
vegetables and groceries. Call there when
ever you want nice things.
H. M. Yerington and D. A. Bender we're
passengers on Thursdays train in a special
car, bound for Hawtherne.
Bonham has some lovely parasols, laces
ribbons. lawns, and lots Of new stylish dress
goods. Don't forget 10 call.
Carssn river ranches are bringing il fresh
"garden Sass" 1t is fsr superior to that
brought over the mountains
Ed Hamilton and Jim Sumner were down
from Silver en- . little hunting trip Wcdnes
day. They found doves rather scarce.
A true bill has been found by the Grand
Jury Of Storey coun,y against James McCar.
thy, charged with the murder 81 D. Solari.
Hon. J. B. Gallagher. whe will in all
probability be Lyon county's next Senator.
wen. out to his Mason Valley ranch Thurs
day.
II the liver and kidneys are sluggish and
inactive, Hosd's Sarsaparilla will rouse
them to promp, and regular action. Take
it now.
Miss Belle Leslie, who has been teaching
school in Masen Valley, is now spending her
vacation at home, the school having closed
for the term.
A long communication from "Psay" was
received last nigh, in regard to the Como
boom. 1t was tso late for this issue but will
appear next week.
J. M. Campbell, Of the Enterprise, re.
turned Monday from a trip to Hawthorne
Samples Of ore taken from his mine show il
to be Increasing in value.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, Of Fort Churchill.
were in Dayisn visiting friends this week
Mr.. Arnsld is one Of the gentlemen who
puschased the Marsh ranch short time ago
The sheep men have driven several bands
Of sheep over the New Jerusalem ditch and
nearly filled it up in one Or i've places.
They should be made to repair the damage
done.
"Old Haynes" left Thursday night for
| Rhsnerville, California. He has some prop.
erty il Humboldt county. and thinks Of
putting up some buildings thereon before he
| returns.
A brother of Jshnny Ghigliri. when in the
act Of jumping from a wagon. in Gold Hill,
Thursday. slipped and fell en- hook iasten
ed to the side Of the wagon, which caught
| in his groin. and SO severely injured him, that
he will probably die.
Last Wednesday evening several hundred
geese few ever town going north. One
large band seemed to have lest its leader
and the birds few IN all directions fer ten
Or fifteen minutes. Several shots were fred
at them with rifles, but to'no purpose.
The names Of J. M. Campbell. Of Virgin.
ia. Charles Friend, Of Carson and Senator
Fish, Of Reno. have been mentioned as
COED timber for Regents Of the University
There is nc need for the Convention 10 look
any further. Nominate them BY aeclama.
tiva.
A. E. Dick. the owner OF valuable copper
mines near Luning, was q passenger on
Tuesaay's train bound for Luning. He says
the reports frsm the property Of late have
been very fattering. and he is going to see
what can &c done towards starting up the
mines.
1t is stated that 4 prominent land owner
Of Elko county is seeding his ranch to tea.
Indian women and children will be employed
10 gather the leaves. This is reported by a
San Francisco paper. The writer will prob
ably have a dillberry raach in full bloom in
Nevada some day.
Marquis Paulaeci, 4 Russian noblemar,
and large owner Of mines ia Siberia and Hon
durss. visited Dayton Thursday to inspec'
the Rae System Of amalgana,ion by aid OF
electricity. as in operation at the Douglas
mill. He was So we'll pleased with what he
saw that he mentioned Col. r. H. Savage,
as the agent through when he would negoti
ate with DR.. Rae. for the RICH, to use the
system at his mills aad mines.