Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-03-31

Notice our advertisements this week

bined business and health trip.
Go to Mrs. c. H. Legg's and see the
latest styles in the millinery line.
C. H. Rulison. now Of Reno, was in tewn
q day OF two the first Of this week.
Miss Carrie Gruber returned the first OF
this week after an extended visit to friends
in Illinois.
M. A. Murphy was a passenger on last
Wednesdays train returning to Carson frsm
Hawthorne.
Mrs. B. H. Reymers, Of Mason Valley, is
visiting Mrs. Pfeifer and daughters. Of Six.
mile Canyon.
March came in like lion, and frotn all
appearances will 60 out like one. The old
saw is worn cut
DC. Fox has been making some improve.
ments on his property by fencing the lot
back Of the Occidental.
Our County Dads will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Monlay. Gel in
your bills and petitions.
]. M. Campbell Of the Walker Lake Bnk
htfin, was passenger on last Wednesday,
train bound for Virginia.
The hour for the meeting OF the Republ,.
can County Central Committee meeting on
April I4th will be 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Jim SutclH, who was formerly one OF the
Acid Chamber men Of the Lyon mill, is now
q prosperous rancher near Reno.
District Court convenes next Tuesday, the
sd. There are two cases on the calendar,
both Of which will be tried by jury.
T. R. Hawkins has added to the appear.
ance of Pike street by tearing down the cid
roskery next to Hugh Carling's place.
Mr.. Cantrill, who has finished shearing
his sheep here, shipped 5000 pounds Of
wool to San Francisco last Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Blakely. Of Virginia. who has
been visiting friends and relatives in Haw
thsrne, returned home last Wednesday.
Hank Martin has begun wood drive of
1900 cords down the Carson river. Wood
is getting very scarce and i, is badly needed.
R. ]. Laws and his son Graham were here
yesterday, dsing Seine Engineering work in
connection with the Rock Point side track
Chris Zabriskie and Ambrose Woodcock
Of Candelaria were on the c. Il C. yesterday
returning home from short visit to Califor.
MIA.
E. P. Lovejoy, Of Wabuska, has a lot Of
fine turkeys fer sale. Send out this morning
and get one for your Easter dinner tomor
rev.
very pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr.. VIM. Shirley and his sister. Mrs.
Rowland, at the Rock Point mill lar We'd
nesday evening.
The chimney on the Odeon Saloon huro,
out last Wednesday and for a timc caused
some excitement as there wa a high VIVID
and danger of FIRE.
A new wagon arrived here this week from
Stockton for the Como. Eureka Mining Com
pany. 1t is light wagon for the purpose
Of hauling light freight, etc.
M. Elmer, Of Sutrs, intends to move 10
Carson soon with his family. Times in
Sutro are too hard for even a single saloon
to make respectable living.
D. C. McKenney, Of Lander county, will
be before the Republican State Convention
fer Judge of Supreme Court, to be held at
Winnemucca on the Tsth Of May.
1t is believed that the run IN taiings nov
bring made at the Douglass mill under the
Rae Electric System will show = greater
saving Of quicksilver and bullion Than ever.
Last Sunday Frank Lee passed through
here with two carloads Of draft horses for
Mr.. McIver, Of the Inyo Canal Company.
The hsrses were shipped from Carson by
DR.. Lee and Trenmere Coffin.
Wednesday afternoons train brought in a
string Of dump cars from Belleville. They
were taken through to Carson for some re-
pairs and will be used to carry ore from the
Mound House to the Rock Point mill.
A dispute over q game Of cards in the
Corner saloon last Sunday between a Sutro.
lite aud Dayton party resulted in the for.
mer being struck over the head with six.
shooter. This settled the dispute ever the
pot.
The TINES Acknowledges the receipt Of the
first number Of the Nevada Weather Service
Report. c. w. Friend, Director. 1t contains
a summary Of observations made at the sew.
eral weather stations established by the State
and it will be published monthly henceforth.