Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-30
BRIEF MENTION.
Bar silver o6.


And still silver is crawling up.
"A slight shower Of rain fell last night.
Thanksgiving day was very quiet one
in Dayton this year.
Charley Bailey is again at the cobbling
business ON Main street.
-"Cold turkey" was the game played by
nearly everybody yesterday.
Several Daytonites went to Empire to
the masquerade Thursday night.
Still the weather looks and feels as
though we might have more storm.
Station Agent Coffin and family went to
Reno 10 spend their Thanksgiving.
L. r. Ames. Of Smith Valley, was in
town Wednesday with a load of farm pro.
duce.
Now is the time for merchants to get
their holiday advertisements in the news.
papers.
w. A. Rufison has moved to Virginia
City to reside, and is employed in the Chol.
lar mill.
The Boston nine defeated the San Fran.
cisco in game Of ball Thursday by score
Of 8 to3
Nearly all the teachers in Lyon county
attended the "Institoot" in Virginia City
this week.
Anybody who finds large steel clasp
key will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this office.
The delinquent tax list is published in
this issue. 1t contains IS names this year,
as against 81 last year.
Station Agent Davis returned to the
Mound House Wednesday from his trip to
the end Of the C. & c.
Tom Barton and J. G. Kaufman were in
town to day on their way home to Mason
Valley from California.
r. ]. Laws has sold his interest in the
general merchandising business at Haw-
thorne to his partner, S. A. Knapp.
Geo. c. Thaxter, the Carson shooter.
shot match at Shell Mound Park, Oak.
land, las, week and led in the score.
Ed Hancock is now around with a
battered eye, the result Of battery key
flying up and striking him at the Rock Point
mill.
There is talk of another assessment be
ing levied on the Eureka Como. Whether
it is for the purpose Of starting up the mine
again, or not, was not learned
The TINES acknowledges the receipt of
Bulletin No. E, issued by the Nevada Agri-
cultural Experiment Station. 1t contains
meteorological report for July, August and
September.
&C. P. Mengel has taken train dispatcher
Niebecker's place on the C. & c. He has
pu' chased Mr.. Niebecker's property in Haw.
thorne. and wen, out Thursday to enter upon
the duties Of the office.
Our apology for being late this week is
that we have had a rush Of job work and
also the fact that both the President and
Governor insisted on naming day in this
week as Thanksgiving Day.
Bob Stowell has sold his house and lot
at the head of Main street to the Little
Bonanza Mill Company. The company has
made this purchase to secure large quaint.
ty Of Iailings that are on the ground.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System is ere.
ating greater interest than ever in all parts
Of the country, and persons wishing to i'm
prove their memory should send for his
prospectus free as advertised in another COL
umn.
&C. Bovard and wife, Of Mason Valley,
were in town Tuesday. Mr.. Bovard brought
in some porkers and two carcasses Of veal.
He disposed of his produce here at good
prices and went on to Carson. He returned
to the Valley Wednesday with lumber.
According to the independent. there is a
bad boy named Joe Manly at Elko who
needs disciplining with a raw hide He
stole lot Of articles from the residence of
J. F. Burner and attempted to commit Grim
inal assault upon a Ia.year old girl, the
daughter Of prominent citizen Of Elko.
Teachers Institute.