Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-06-30
BRIEF MENTION.

this week.
Train six hours late yesterday and FIVE
hours day before.
J. B. Dazett, Of Virginia City, was in
town last Sunday.
Jos. Munckten and wife, Of Silver City,
we're in town last Tuesday.
Henry Pursel and family were in town
this week from Mason Valley.
Read our new story, "Breton Mills" 1t
began in last issue. Send for it.
Doc Benton and Lindsey, the marble man,
were in town Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Newman took her departure for Car
son to remain few weeks, yesterday.
The Board Of County Commissioners will
hold its regular quarterly meeting next
Monday.
The TIMES Office was net forgotten by the
newly made benedict. Thanks for cigars
and wine.
Professor Levers left Tuesday for San
Francisco and will spend his vacation in
California.
There is a $40 bet between two prcmi
nent Daytonites on the result Of the Presi.
dental election.
small dam is being put in the river just
below the dredging scow to raise the water
sufficiently to float the boat.
Prof. Fritz, the phrenologist, had an audi
ence Of about dozen people at Odd Fellows
Hall last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. E. Cooper and daughter Nellie, of
this place, are in Virginia City, where the
latter is under DR.. Conn's care.
Seth Ames, of Smiths Valley, has pro-
cured photograph outfit and is doing a
lively business in the picture line.
Bill Witherow has purchased the lease OF
the Smart saloon in Greenfield, from Johnny
Smith, and is now running that popular re
sort.
Col. Downey, the founder of Downeyville,
CAL, was in town this week canvassing for
book called the "Histsry of the Bonner
Party.
Distress after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and Indigestion are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t also creates a good
appetite.
Tom Hart was brought in from Clinton
Tuesday in a wagon. He is not well yet
by any means, but the doctor thinks he is
improving.
A grand time will be had in Smiths Val.
ley On the Fourth. II you have q few days
to spare it woald be a nice place to 60 to
celebrate.
The Esmeralda grand jury has indicted
"Doc" Callison for murder. His bail has
been fixed at 900, which he gave and is
now out Of Jail.
Judge Leonard decided that Miles Finlen
must stay in Jail until his trial, which is
July 10. There is a possibility Of this case
coming to this county.
Leave your orders at the Odeon saloon for
ice and Geld bottled beer. We,land's beer
or Fredericksburg beer will be delivered to
families whs desire it.
The water is quite low in the river and it
is quite doubtful whether Longabaugh's
wood drive will reach here next month or
not. The Douglass mill is short Of wood
now.
Frank Bell, a shoemaker from San Fran
Cisco has rented the shop on Pike street
next to DR.. Hazlett's drug store, and will be
prepared to receive all kinds Of work in
his line after next Monday.
L. 7. McLain has been in town this week
putting up fence around the residence OF
Station Agent Coffin. Nc. has fenced in the
greater portion Of the lower part Of Mason
Valley in the last two months.
The fare for the round trip to Hawthorne
on the Fourth from this place will be S..
Those who are interested in base ball mat.
tiers should 60 out and see the game between
the Carson club and the Hawthorne boys.
Work is progressing as rapidly as possible
on the Como Eureka mine, Como. One
pump has been put in and the water is all
cut Of the shaft. A tank station is now
being cut out just below the zoo level and
sinking will soen begin.
The Baltimore mine in Hawthorne dis.
trict is looking very we'll. The mine is
owned by Knapp and Laws and is leased to
G. Olsen, Clark and Shafe Hanger. The
rsck is quite rich and abou, six tons are
being taken out daily.
1t is reported that two well known Smiths
Valley young people will soon be married
seen and leave fer a California wedding
tour Naw.as ava unnnt;0uaJ Aut nuv carv.