Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-02
BRIEF MENTION.

Johnny Dano..'s n-w house is s!:no t
-Airs. J. NJ. Benton Of Carson is danger
ously i'll.
Miss Mary Moran, of Sutro, returned
from Montana Wednesday.
Mr.. A. J. Maxwell, who has been quite
ill the past week is slowly improving.
-B. l. thurman, Engrossing Clerk of the
Assembly, was in town to-day on business
Mrs. Gignoux who has been visiting
in Virginia City for few days, has returned.
Miss Mamie Moore, of Virginia City,
has been visiting her grandfather for few
days.
The weather sill continues warm and
spring like, which is just what the country
doesn't want.
The Nevada Legislature has passed a
law forbdding the dumping of sawdust into
the Truckee river.
Hugh CARING and Charles Watson have
been pGtting up ice this week; they cut their
supply at the Qphir dam.
Mr.. George Randall. is nursing a very
sore toe ia consequence of having a heavy
piece Of timber fall on it,
Miss Dollie Randall, who was visiting
friends in Carson for a few days, returned
home on Thursdays train.
Mr.. J. L. Campbell. has been busy pu.
ting up ice for the coming Summer; he got
bis supply from the Suro lake.
Constable Cherries Bailey has been quite
sick during the past week, OF pneumolia,
but is now steadily improving.
Quite a number OF Dayton boys attend
cd the Georgia Minstrel show last night in
Virginia City, and express themselves as
highly pleased.
- We are informed that DR.. Box is about
to resume the practice Of dentistry. His
last operation in filling tooth for the Rev,
Henry Lee with stone coal proved a grad
success.
On the Big Meadows, at and about Love
lock, The farmers have thought best to do
away with high dams by taking out the wafer
higher up the river SO as 10 tap the bottom OF
the stream.
The great shark 1850 feet long, recently
seen in Cuban waters, appears to be approach
ing the United States, and is undoubtedly on
the lookout for the carcass OF the Democracy,
which Uncle Sam will kick overheard from
the Ship Of Stale carly in March.
--"Scal," the dog formerly kept around
the blue stone works OF J. NJ. Douglass d
Co.. was run over and crushed by an Italian
wagon las; Wednesday. He was considered
by many to be very dangerous dog and his
death a pure d'spensation Of Providence.
The artesan well bill, if it bccom, S
law will give the Mason Valley Well Con :
pany chance to get bounty. when every
thing is completed. 1t is not known just how
far along this company has gone in its o :
ganization, but it will probably be ready for
operations soon.
Mr.. Frank Lunn young carpenter.
who has been making his home here in Day
ton for the past six months. left to day for
San Luis Obispo. Mr.. Lunn received dis
patch yesterday notifying him OF the death
Of his uncle, and that in consequence he has
fallen heir TO quite neat little fortune, in
the shape Of a stock ranch.
MIR. NJ. w. Startling, of Carson, is in
town for few days. MIR. Startling is agent
for the celebrated nursery of George w.
Crane II Co., of Bloomington Ill. II. has
some very handsome roses and strawberries,
and also fine fruits, which he is prepared to
furnish at very low rates. Be sure and ex.
nine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.