Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-07-14

to California on Wednesday.
Why cannot good strong Republican
Club be organised in Dayton1
DR.. Rae is now in San Francisco, and is
expected to be here next week.
Mrs. Mollie Hooper, of Geld Hill, was
visiting Mrs. Geo. Barton this week.
N. H. A. Mason was a passenger on yes.
terday's train bound for Mason Valley.
AL Harris is at independence, Cal, re.
porting the "Rough" Elicit murder case.
J.H. Rae, IT,, will leave for San Francis
CO this evening to be absent for few days.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams, Of Gold Hill, will
preach at the Court House next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Annie Berry, niece Of A. J. Berry, is
home from the Normal school Of California,
on her vacation.
A. P. Swenssn, representing the clothing
house of F. H. Gabel, Of San Francisco, was
in town with tne line Of goods this week
The many remarkable cures Hoods Sar-
saparilla accomplishes are sufficient proof
that it does possess peculiar curative pow
ers.
District Court will be held here on the
23d inst. There are some probate matters
to attend to and one man to appear before
the G.and Jury,
The Virginia Enfe,pvis< and the Reno Ga.
sefte have recently put on new dresses
They are now the neatest and best conduct
ed newspapers in the State.
The C. P. railroad still continues to delay
the mail frsm half an hour to four hours a
day. The morning train has been on time
just one day out Of ten for the last nine
months.
Richard Daw, of Virginia City, was in
town last Saturday, Strengthening up the l..
o. o. F., picnic accoun is here. He thinks
the Order will clear about $500 or 5000 on
the picnic.
The young children Of Rough" Elliott,
now on trial at Lone Pine, Inyo county. Cal
fernia, for murder, have been sent to their
father in the hope that their presence will
have some effect on the jury.
Ed. Hamilton and Jim Sumner, Of Silver
City, are anxious 10 shoot q live pigeon
match with any two men in the State. for
from $40 to $500 side. The rules to be IL
yards rise, 40 birds apiece or more.
The Misses Shirley. sisters Of VIM. Shirley,
Supt. Of the Rock Point mill, arrived here
this week from Milwaukee. They are on
their way to the Teachers National Conven-
tiou, at San Francisco, and stopped here to
visit relatives.
Read the new shoemaker's cad" in another
column Of this issue. Mr.. Bell is 6rstclass
workman and makes the finest kind Of boots
and shoes to order. Give him a trial. Cob.
bling done at reasonable rates. Send your
work to hin instead Of to Virginia.
COlusa county. Cal, had n election un.
der the Wright law on the water question on
the 9th, and the irrigation project was car.
ried by a large majority. A great deal Of
enthusiasm was aroused in this matter by the
Colusa Sun, Will S. Green's paper. Good
work, Mr.. Green.
Next Monday is the last day delinquent
taxpayers for 1887 have to redeem their
property. There are few in the county
who have not attended to this matter, and
unless they redeem before next Monday
night their property will be decided to the
county by the Treasurer.
The last two issues Of the Truckee RepH6
Hean came out about the size Of a dodger,
ewing to the late FIRE destroying the greater
portion OF the Office tive weeks age. The
Republican proprietor has purchased the
press Of the defunct Index Union, of Carson,
and to.day's issue will be the regular cid
size.
The many friends in this county OF Mrs.
Smith, nee Miss Mollie Marsh, the daughter
Of W. J. Marsh, the cattle man, will be
panied to hear Of her death in Los Angeles
on the 18th instant. The young lady was
married but shert time ago to Prof. James
Smith, formerly principal Of the Douglas
county schools.
Dsmenics Ceresola and the widow Of the
late Marco Deapoli, were joined in marriage
at Virginia City last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ceressla has been the successful mana
ger Of the Daapoli ranch since Marcos
death. BY his gentlemanly and courteous
department he has made many friends among
those with whom he has come in contact.
Last Monday the Dredging Conpany's
scow was hauled into the water and up the
river some distance to a convenient place fer
putting On the machinery. The water in the
river is very low, and dams have to be put
in behiHd the scow to float II. II 10 much
trouble to keep these dams in as the current
washes under the dam and carries it out.
The machinery will be put on to. day.