Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-06-02

Jesus, amt this nice weather for the first
of June.
Mrs. Arnold, Of Fort Churchill, is visiting
friends in Dayton.
The family Of II. J. CARING will return
from California this week.
Jacob Tobriner, the Carson cigar dealer,
paid Dayton visit last Thursday.
w. B. Sanders and wife, of Mason Valley
were in Dayton visiting friends this week.
J. B. Gallagher was a passenger on
w ednesday's train bound for Virginia City.
M. C. Tilden has been retained as counsel
for Casey, who is charged with house. break
ing.
One Of the tive large boilers for the Carson
River Dredging Company arrived here Thurs
day.
Several runs of Occidental ore made at the
Douglass mill, this place, have given very
| satisfactory returns.
Joe Munckton, of Silver City, is rusticat
ing at Shaw's Hot Springs at Carson and
soaking his rheumatic limbs.
Two OF the C. q c., coaches have receiv
ed new coats Of paint and varnish and pre-
sent an improved appearance.
John Allen. of Silver City, has 'struck a
| six.inch vein of gold rock in his claim that
assays high up in the hundreds.
"Old Frenchy" has recovered from his at
tack of rheumatism, etc., and left the hos
pital for the hills to chop wood and prospect.
The Eberhardt mentor Company Of White
Pine, shipped this week through Wells,
Fargo's Express bars Of bullion, valued at
81 ,6oo. Meas.
julie Huntoon brought in cake of maple
sughr from "Ole Vermount" this week. The
sugar is the pure quill and julie has our
thanks for the same.
Ex-Sheriff Swift, Of Carson, died on Thurs
day morning last. He had been i'll for some
time but was thought to be recovering. He
had many friends in this county.
Bill Annis had his Jaw fractured one day
the FIRST of the week by kick from a vicious
mustang. DR.. Hazlett attended him and he
is now recovering from the injury rapidly.
Another large new pump has been shipped
from San Francisco for the Como Eureka
Company and another boiler will be put up
soon so that there will be no lack OF steam
power.
Now is the time to get in your announce
ments, gentlemen, if you want an office.
Let the people know what you are after in
time, so that they may 6nd out all your bad
qualities.
Harry Cobb was over from Grass Valley
this week visiting friends. He reports his
wife and baby in excellent health, but is,
himself locking much thinner than when he
left here.
No. I. Vol. Of the Sierra MevaGa ZSnr-
ist, published at Lake Tahoe by H. A.
Mason, has reached this office. 1t is neatly
printed on tinted paper, and is full of news
and paying ads.
J. H. Hepworth, left San Francisco Sun
day for Chihauhau, Mexico, where he goes
to take position as head blacksmith and re-
pairman for some mining company. He ex.
poets to be gone year or more.
VIM. Selfridge, familiarly known as "Yank
the Barber" died in the Storey county hos
pitsl last Sunday Of enlargement Of the liv,
er. "Yank" was we'll known here, having
for number of months in 1886 run barber
shop here.
Emma Hansen has quite serious afflictien
Of the eye. While in school she was seized
with sudden pain in the eye and it began
to swell until it was entirely closed. The
copious disnharge leads the decto. to fear
that the eye ball has broken and is running
out. Nothing got in the eye and it certainly
is a strange case.
Many ranchers en- the Big Meadows, says
the Winnemucca, New, Siiver STATE. are dis
charging their hands and have given up
raising a crop this season. The water is
very low in the Humboldt and not a drop
running into the lake, and farmers on the
lower part Of the meadows can not irrigate
their grain and alfalfa fields.
Bill Witherow was in town this week. He
arrived here Tuesday from Southern Califor-