Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-11-16
BRIEF MENTION.
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George Rammelkamp was in town last
Wednesday.
Get your taxes paid before o'clock P.
M. next Monday.
ice formed to the thickness Of over half
an inch last Thursday night.
Bob Cooke is putting up new residence
on his lot on Shady Avenue.
Again we hear reports of the Dredge
Company starting operations.
Mrs. Carrie Vincent has returned from
her visit 10 relatives in California.
The new boarding house at the Occi-
dental mine is nearing completion.
The prospects are fair for Silver City to
again become quite lively camp.
It. E Riley and Dick Davis are expect
ed home this morning or TO morrow.
The National Woman's Temperance
Union is all split up over political issues.
Send in your job work, if you have any
We are rushed now, but the more the better.
Several Daytonites drew small prizes
in the Little Louisiana Lottery this month.
The boys are fixing pond in Sutro for
skating rink. The place is near the school
house.
-Rsncher McPhearson, Of Mason Valley,
was in with load Of turkeys and chickens
yesterday.
y. A. Bonham has new brand Of -four.
1t comes from the Sperry mills in California
and is the first introduced here.
Bill Duncan, who is doing assessment
work on the Whitman mine, near Como
sent down fine deer last Wednesday.
Cap Pray passed through here Tuesday
with a number Of cattle. Some he left here
and others he took 10 his ranch on the river
to feed during the Winter.
Next Monday night there will be a
called communication for work in the First
D gree Of the F. x A. NJ. All visiting
brethren in good standing are invited to at.
tend.
The Reno Gazette fought the proposition
TO establish lottery in Nevada. 1t is now
he only paper ,ha' gets advertising from the
Louisiana Company What does that smell
like?
The Supreme Court has sustained the
deci ion that Josiah Potts and wife, the
Elko mu'derers, must hang. 1t seems to be
he impression of the people OF Elko that
life sentence is enough for the pair.
y. Fl. Rae is having number OF tons Of
tailings that were taken out Of the river near
the railroad bridge. worked at the Little Bo.
nanza mill. These tailings are expected to
work in the neighborhood Of $50 ton.
- Somebody sawed the wagon tongues off
Of two Of Al Perkins wagons last Thursday
night. Steve says he has not the least idea
who did it, and can account for it in no way
except by being in Virginia City Thursday.
Dick Randall is papa now. The new
Randall made his appearance at the ranch
the first Of this week, and papa Dick and
mamma Ger,ie are Just as we'll and happy
as they would be il alfalfa was selling for
$50 ton.
AL Cummings, OF Mason Valley, writes
that he is father, and tina, baby and moth.
er are doing we'll. The sex of the infant is
not mentioned, but this is excusable, as AL
was probably too highly elated to 60 into
the details of the matter.
There is bad place in the county road
going up Gold Canyon, where the road
crosses the small stream of water coming
down. 1t is understood that several team.
sters are willing to contribute to do the work
If the county will do the biggest part OF it.
The season is at hand wher the man of
family rus,les with the festive stove pipe
and carpet strelcher ard paints the looking
grass with the whitewash brush, and eats cold
grub on the bottom of wash.tub, and says
turns scar and yellow as well as the leaf
A paper entitled "Ow Dumb AnimaLs"
has reached this office. 1t is published by
the Humane Society, Of Boston, and is a
very neat little magazine Its objects are