Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-03-10

Go to Flaws and sample his fresh french
candies.
Emperor William died yesterday morning
at $500 o'clock.
Sheep shearng will begin here about the
2oth of this month.
The wood drive will be down about the
FIRST of next month.
The Douglass mill will start up again in
week or ten days.
J. L. Campbell returned from his trip to
San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Gee. Jaqua, who has been quite i'll
with bilious fever is recovering.
DR.. Hazlett was called to Sutro yesterday
to attend a sick child Of Pat McNamara's.
The slogging match between Sullivan
and Mitchell has been postponed until next
Monday.
The Virginia Orchestra will give grand
St. Patrck's Day ball in Silver City next
Friday evening.
Cay. Pray, Of Glenbrook, was in town on
business connected with his Lyon county
lands yesterday.
P. S. H. alphabetically Smith is now An
honest miner, and is digging rich rock out
Of the Oest mine.
| Mrs. w. r. Davis, Of Carson, was visiting
Dayton friends and relatives this week. She
returned to Carson Wednesday.
The peculiar purifying and building up
powers Of Hoods Sarsapsrilla make it the
very best medicine to take at this season.
Tom Flaws ha. received large and Sc.
lect stock Of gents furnishing goods. etc.
Also boots and shoes for boys and misses.
Tom Calvert brought down large load Of
sawdust Thursday to finish packing Hugh
Carling's ice that he harvested in the cold
| weather.
Geo. Robinson, of Wabuska, was in town
yesterday shaking hands with friends. He
will leave next week to take up his resi-
dence near Reno.
Johnny Sweeny, Of Carson, and Hugh
McCrum, of the San Francisco liquor firm Of
Sreufe & McCrum, were in Dayton on bust.
ness last Saturday.
R. J. Laws and Capt. Haney. Of the c. &
c., were in town yesterday prodding around
with their surveying instruments and looking
for place to put in switch to the Rock
Point mill.
The ball given by the Elite Brass Band
last Friday evening was not as we'll attended
as it would have been had the weather been
pleasant. All who did 60, though, had a
delightful time.
Charlie Box performed another very deli
cate dental operation yesterday. A grass
widow who was suffering extreme pain with
| two of her bicuspeds required his assistance,
| and Charlie alse required some assistance.
The operation was performed to the satisfac.
ton of all concerned.
Spring fights opened the FIRST Of this
week The scene was at the Sazerac saloon
and the participants were a couple of young
men who were not both Of the opinion that
Sullivan would whip Mitchell. There was
some tangleioot whiskey mixed up in the
case, too, we believe,
Two Silver City miners started to sink
shaft on town lot in Silver owned BY Mrs.
Geyer, last week. Monday the lady pitched
their windlass down the hill and their rope
down the shaft, for which she was arrested.
She had a trial, was fined, paid her fine and
departed IN peace. All the business was
transacted in a single day, and the officers
didn't feel as though they had done much
Of job either.
The Ely G. M. & NJ. Co., is putting in
the Commentators which recently arrived.
AS soon as they are put IN and the teams can
haul ore, the mill will start up and will make
what is certain to be successful run. The
mine is looking splendid, and while no ore
has been taken out except what was encount.
cred in prospecting the mine during the past
winter, still the dumps are full Of ore and no
more miners can be put on until the teams
come to clean of the dumPs.-WAi!e Pine
NtaUs.
A 1hrewd Editor.
The editor OF the LYON COUNTY TIMES
recently denounced the butter sold in his
town as being unfit to eat, and stated that
even CANNES would disgorge their rations in