Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-08-25
BRIEF MENTION.
wants TO incorporate.

&C. H. Legg is having his residence on
Main street repaired.
ALI Chartz reported the Callison case in
Hawthorne this week.
Ed Hamilton's daughter, of Silver City,
is reported seriously ill.
-Nels auckland left for Mason Valley
on last Thursdays train. =.
Hon. Pat Reddy arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
Lou Shaw is visiting his father and
mother at Haywards, Cal.
The thermometer has ranged from 90 to
Io2 in the shade this week
Miss Eta Sims will leave next week
for school at San Jose, Cal.
Mrs. Norton returned from her visit to
Grass Valley, Cal, yesterday.
-Jolese Lawson, of Silver City. was in
town Yesterday for short time.
Gus Gates, an old-time Lyon county
boy is visiting friends hefeabouts
Charlie Watson returned from his hunt
ing trip to the lake last Wednesday.
J. B. Gallagher was a passenger on
Thursdays train bound for Virginia.
Fred Schlomberg's case will come up
again to-day before the District Court.
George Campbell is now in San Francis.
CO. He has been i'll for some time past.
-Four bars of bullion from the Mount
Diablo went through on last Sundays train.
-"Doc" Callison has been acquitted of
the murder of Danahue in Esmeralda county.
County Recorder B. l. Turman returned
from his trip to San Francisco last Tuesday.
j. H. Haar, Treasurer of the Con. C. r.
D. Co., is expected to arrive here in day or
two.
w. E. Lindsey, the marble man has just
finished two fine stones for Mr.. Jas. Scott of
this place.
The attention Of sheep men is called to
the advertisement elsewhere in this issue of
"sheep Dip"
When in Virginia call on Jim Driscol at
the Capital saloon and sample some of his
fine wet goods.
Tom Calvert and family and Mrs. Emma
REYNOLDS, have returned from their camping
trip at Lake Tahoe.
VIM. Kean has had his Pike street resi-
dence repaired and painted. Ed Maxwell
did the decorative work.
Miles Finlen's case comes up for trial
again on the sd of next month before the
District Court in Storey county.
DIR. J. H. Rae and wife arrived from
San Francisco Thursday and intend to re-
main in Dayton about two weeks.
-Nels auckland received word from
Sweetwater this week that quite a snow
storm visited that country last week.
Judge Seawell was in town a short time
Aurora to look after his mining property,
Tom Hill has recently taken out some
small lots of rock from his claim near the
Paymaster, in Palmyra, that so $500 ton.
Doc. Stephens, of Sutro, had the misfor-
tune to mash one of his fingers severely
while at work in the tunnel the first Of this
week.
The sad news of the drowning Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Hampton, of Virginia City,
reached here Wednesday. Many friends
here mourn.
Manly Johnson opened the skating rink
several nights this week in the Odd Fellows
Hall. Many young folks INDUCED in the
celebrating sport.
!. S. Dallas, who is now braking on the
Oakland road, had his fingers smashed re-
Gently between the cars. He had a couple
of fingers taken off.
"A carload of wood caught fire on Thurs
days C. & c., train this side of the Reserva-
ton. The flames were soon extinguished by
water from the engine.
Miss Kate Mallory, of Bishop Creek, is
stopping at the residence of Mr.. w. G. Har-
ris. The lady is introducing the new tailor
system of dressmaking.
Mrs. Charles guile, of Eldorado Can
yon, was quite i'll the first of this week and
found it necessary to summon DR.. Hazlett.
The lady is now improving.
The Sacramento Record Union CT Tues
day contains splendid picture of the late
Charles Croker, and also lengthy sketch
of his life that is very interesting.
w. J. Westerheld and wife took trip
to Reno last Sunday, and before they had
been in town an hour Powning, of the Jour-
nal, had them located there for good.
Candidates leave only two weeks more to
announce themselves before the primaries