Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-01-05
BRIEF MENTION.
installation of Workmcn 10 night.

Installation Of Workmcn to night.
Thanks to Jones and Stewart for pub.
docs.
The water mills In Gold Canyon are all
frozen up.
With this issue the TINES begins vol.
ume thirty.
Fresh eggs are still scarce and sell for
fifty cents dozen.
Considerable stock is being fed in Smiths
Valley this Winter.
Miss Josie Kenny, of Smiths Valley, is
visiting friends in Carson.
The TINES will hereafter not be issued
until Saturday afternoon.
Prof. thinner contemplates giving a
ball here some time this month.
Rev. MIR. Brown, is recuperating at
Kinds Hot Springs in Smiths Valley.
Coyotes are getting cold and hungry
now, and come quite near town every night.
A pleasant social dance was given at
Pierce's Hall, Wellington; on Few Years
Eve.
--Chas. Watson, Bill Duncan and Andy
Wslmsley have gone to Silver Lake on deer
hunt.
Senator Stewart is keeping the silver
question prominently before Congress and
the public.
1t is reported that Bob Heating has
purchased the Lacruits mine in Silver City
for $500
Henry Slingerland's wife made him a
ing Of the first.
The Ophir mill shut down last Thurs.
day, owing to the cold weather freezing up
the motive power.
The firm OF Duncan and Lee, Of Smiths
Valley, has been dissolved, MIR. Duncan hav.
ing sold out to Mr.. Lee.
The weather has been very cold for sew
eral days, and there is good skating on ponds
and some parts OF the river.
Hon. Z. l.. buckingham, candidate for
Sergeant at Arms. of the Senate, left for
Carson Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Scott, Of this place, will
leave for Reno next week 10 attend Bishop
Whlttaker's School for Girls.
A small band of deer was seen in the
Pinenut mountains few days ago by some
woodchoppers without guns.
James Kenny, of Wellington, was in
to@h yesterday chatting with friends. He
was Oh his way home from Carson.
"A number Of advertisements and some
reading matter is crowded out this week
to make room for large delinquent list.
Keep your blood pure anu you will no,
have rheumatism. Hoods Sarsaparilla puri-
6es the blood, and tones the whole system.
Jos. Moore; of the Mound House, is now
called papa. His better half presented him
with New Year present on last Wednesday
OF bouncing boy baby.
New Years day was spent in very
quiet manner in Dayton. Several sons got
full through viewing Carvings Extra Dry
Eclipse. No scientific observations taken.
"A. G. Berry had the misfortune to stick
pick into his foot last week while working
on his claim in Gold Canyon. 1t was quite
a severe injury but A. g. is now able to be
around.
The Dredge Company is putting in
another dam just above the railroad bridge.
The Italian ranchers are making some OBJ
jeclions. as they claim it will back the water
over their ranch.
Berry and Haines, who own a placer
claim in Gold Canyon. have built quite a
substantial ditch and will put in a hydraulic
machine soon TO tear down the bank OF dirt
which is known to contain considerable gold.
Homer Bonham was around yesterday
morning smiling all over town. 1t is boy,
and wife and son are doing nicely. Homer
says he feels as though he could whip Jack
son now, or if he can't do II alone, he can
with the assistance of the young man.
-Nightwatchman Smith is on duty cold
nights and all, and the first of the week pre-.
vented fire in Chinatown, by being on hand
to report burning chimney. There is not
much in the position, and as the county has
some valuable property it would be well
enough to allow Smith a few dollars a
month to look after it,
The Eclipse.
Tuesday morning opened cold and cloudy,