Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-06-16
RRIEF MENTION.

Dolby Smith was in frem Smiths Valley on
Thursday this week.
Mr.. Lou Vincent will you have your chick.
en- plain Or on stick7
Lock out fer our new serial which will
appear week after next.
Sam Fogg and Wilbur Marsh came in from
Mason Valley last evening.
If you want nice ice through the Summer
season call on Tommy Carling.
The people Of Smiths Valley is prepar-
ing TO have grand celebration on the 4th
Excuse the scarcity Of local this week,
readers, as rush Of job work kept US busy.
Hon. M. A. Murphy, who will be one of
our next Supreme Judges, was in towa last
Thursday.
Dayton is again without shoemaker,
Dick Cornish having gone to Sutro to work
in the tunnel.
The family Of Mr.. J. E. Paramore, engi.
neer at the Como. Eureka, arrived from Cali
fornia yesterday and went to Como.
Mrs. Barker and two daughters, of Massa.
chusetts, are visiting A. J. Berry of this
place. Mrs. Barker is Mr.. Berry's sister.
Lou Vincent spent this week in Reno and
| Virginia. He attended the Masonic meeting
! in Virginia, of which Order he is member.
The Brass Band will 20 to Hawtherne on
the Fourth, to furnish music for the people of
that town on the day everybody should cele.
brate.
Henry Woods and Andy Johnson, Of Ma.
son Valley. took a carload Of hogs to Carson
last Saturday and returned to the Valley
Monday.
The wind has blown at the rate Of 90 miles
an hour for 40 days this msnth. What fruit
was left on the trees after the frosts, has been
nearly all blown of.
Tom Flaws will have a large and select
stock Of fireworks for the Fourth. Those
whs not 60 elsewhere can have little cele-
bration Of their own.
The other boiler for the Dredging Compa-
ny arrived last Satusday 1t was in slightly
damaged condition but will be made as coed
as new at The Carson shops.
The Helping Hand Society are going to
have the ice cream and cake, and tea, coffee,
lemonade and saltwater stand at the school
picnic next Friday. Help them along.
A. G. Cowan, of Virginia City, was in
tswn yesterday introducing "Tillon's New
lncandescent Lamp" Mr.. Kean has several
Of the lamps at his store, where they can be
purchased. The lamp gives very fine light,
it being steady, mellow and strong. They
give the light Of IS candles. The Silver
City Miners Union use IL of these lamps
now instead Of "a old.style ones which it
formerly took to light their hall. Go to
Kean's and see them.
1t is feared that the aut hsrities will have
trouble to secure the Piute whe murdered a
| son Of old Winuemucca at Wadsworth last
week. The Piutes desire to punish the MUIR
derer after their own fashion, and Agent
Gibson has sent for Marshal Kelley and q
fierce; also notified the militia to be in read.
mess.
Fred Schlsmburg had hearing in the
District Court last Thursday. The Hon
Pat Reddy has his case in hand. w. E. F.
Deal, Trenmere Cefin, r. w. Lindsey and
Mr.. Torreyson, who are on the other side,
were all present at the hearing. All of
Thursday afternoon was taken up in ques
tiening Schlomburg az to what had become
Of the $1,000 that had been traced into his
wife's hands. In the evening the Judge
heard the arguments, and at the close, not,
withstanding the able arguments Of Senator
Reddy, intiInated that he did not think the
showing made sufficiently strsng to war.
aat discharge, although he reserved his de
eision for two or three days. The case will
probably be appealed or another hearing
asked for after the Judge gives his decision.
Big Reservoir.
Herman Springmeyer and Chris. Danburs