Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-06-23
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Fetch Beale and his family have returned
to Dayton to reside.
Ranchers are beginning to cut hay in Ma.
son and Smith Valleys.
Judge Seawell is now in Aurora locking
after his mining interests.
A. W. Brann and wife made visit to Ma
sen Valley the first of this week.
Miss Addie Harris, who has been teaching
IN Reno, is home for her vacation.
Mrs. F. S. Lacrouts, Of Silver City, was
IN Dayton Monday, visiting friends.
From all accounts the crop of candidates
in Mason Valley will be great this year.
Two tramp er.players cleaned out the
Pizen Switch boys the frst Of this week for
about $500.
NJ. w. Styles, whs was sent from here to
the Asylum at Reno, is improving little in
his condition.
Read the Incandescnt Lamp cad" else.
where in this issue. 1t is the finest lamp
ever invented.
C. F. Meissner and son Herman, Of Ma.
son Valley. were in town Thursday on their
way home from Virginia City.
Everybody went TO the picnic yesterday,
and joyful time was had by all. Full &C
count and list Of prizes next week.
Impurities of the blood often cause great
annoyance at this season; Hoods Sarsa,illa
puri6es the hlosd, and cures all such affec.
| tons.
J. B. Dazet, the Virginia City liqusr deal
er, and one Of the owners of the Independ.
ent mine near Silver City, was in town last
Saturday.
Judge Hawkins, who is an old Mexican
war veteran, received his pension papers yes
terday morning allowing him S. per month
and $,3o back pay.
Green garden truck is now being supplied
by Dayton ranchers. Fresh peas, cabbage,
beets, etc., are in the market, and are far
superior to the California articles.
Andy Walmsly is the happy daddy of
another youg teamster. The young man
will be three days old tomorrow Neither
and child are we'll and Andy is hilarious.
Rock averaging $I3o per ton has been
encountered in the tunnel header of the
Haywood mine, and it is reported that there
is now more $50 ore in sight than ever be-
fore
VIM. Mclaughlin, of Silver, was in town
on Monday Of this week. He repors his
mine looking we'll, and says that as sosn as
the water in the shaft lowers work will be
resumed.
Emma Hansen, who it was thought had
lest the sight Of one of her eyes by inAamma
ten, is recovering her sight. The eye is
weak, but in the course Of time will be as
COED as ever.
Tom Harte is seriously Ill at Clinton,
Mono county, California. with congestion Of
the bowels. At last accounts the physician
who was summoned from Bridgeport thought
he could not live.
The last cleanup Of Oest rock at Silver
City produced about $4,000 worth of bull.
lion. The mine is not running but half
crew Of men now, and the clean up was
from rock that had been extracted in three
weeks.
James Waddell, Of Hawthorne, was in
town a shsrt time last week. He is the
owner Of quite valuable mine in Haw-
thorne District, and brought in bar Of
bullion valued at $4,000 which he sold to
Joe Douglass, Of Virginia City.
One of Ed. Cooper's friends made him
preseat Of fine hunting pup short time
ago. The pup is pure white setter. Ed.
says he may not amount to a d-n to hunt
with now, but when there is snow on the
ground SO the game cannot see him, he
thinks the pup will be daisy.
The Reno Gazette of the 10TH has a long
article in regard to the new McKissick opera
house, its bar, etc. Frsm all accounts the
saloon must be absut the finest in the State.
Charlie Heilshorn, the popular and we'll.
known mixologist is waiting on table at this
new resort. This is right; the finest bar in
the State should always have the finest bar.
keeper.