Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-22
BRIEF MENTION.
Hot weather yet.

Hot weather yet.
No wood has arrived here yet.
Nelson auckland and wife have gone to
Reno to reside.
A lich strike was made in the La Crouts
mine in Silver City this week.
e. l.. Buckingham came over from
Carson Thursday to visit old friends.
w. ]. Douglass made a business and
pleasure trip to San Francisco this week.
The Dredge people will begin operations
again about the first Of next month it is ex
pected.
The county commissioners have had the
bridge crossing the Carson river substanti-
ally repaired.
Johnny Pursley, Dayton.raised boy. is
foreman Of large livery stable in San
Francisco now.
Simon Fraser and wife drove down from
Virginia City for a little visit to Dayton
friends Wednesday.
Quite number OF our citizens have been
away this week attending Grand Lodges Of
the various different Orders.
Warren Neteware and Miss Ella Star.
ling drove over from Carson last Sunday and
spent few hours visiting Dayton friends.
Geo. w. Keith, Of this place, has recei.
we'd word to be on hand at the Carson Mint
on the first Of the month 10 act as Assistant
Coiner.
The Douglass mill shut down Tuesday
morning 10 make few repairs 10 the water
wheel and belt. 1t started again Wednes.
day night.
Mrs. John Haynes is in San Francisco
dangerously i'll with some lung difficulty.
A letter from her husband says her recovery
is impossible.
"A. &. Berry is taking out considerable
gold from his placer nine in Gold Canyon.
lie is using a small hydraulic machine to
tear down the banks.
Rev. E. F. Brown, Of Tuscarora, passed
through on Wednesdays train, eli route for
Kinds Hot Sp'ings, where he will spend a
part of his Summer vacation.
ID. E. Z,bri,kie, the newly appointed
Meter of the Carson Mint, came in from,
Candela,ia on last Wednesdays train. lie
expects TO reside in Carson for the next four
years.
Some Of the sport ~ loving residents
of The town scanned" dog last Sunday
evening and then laughed themselves hoarse
to see the poor brute Try to get away from
the can.
The school picnic at Horseshoe Lake
yesterday was attended by almost everybody
and their children. and all had a delightful
time. Want Of time prevents a more ex
tended notice.
The water in the river has fallen between
Two and three feet, and it is feared that very
it'll wood will be taken out here now. com
pared to what it was the intention to take
Quito, 900 cords.
News was received here the first Of the
week of the death of Mrs. Mike Reynolds,
at Bu,te City, Montana. Mrs. Reynolds wa
formerly a residen, Of Dayton. She leave,
husband and three children.
-Stockwell and Painter. Two Reno gentle
men have been through Mason Valley for
several weeks past selling buggies. or trading
thsm for horses. Jack Barron and Frank
Cooper took quite band to Reno last week
"A band Of 900 head OF cattle and twenty
head Of horses belonging to w. S. Bailey,
OF the Sink Of the Carson, were driven
through town Tuesday on their way 10 Bail
ey's Summer range in Little Valley, back Of
Franktown.
Asa Mitchell was on Tuesdays train
b.,und Tor his home in Mason Valley. Some
weeks ago he had the misfortune to have a
horse fall on HIM and bruise his arm consid
erably. He has been laying up in Reno
Tor repairs for a week or more and is now
nearly we'll.
A Kansas paper relates that man in
Saline county during The dry years sowed
WIN at on the same and for three successive
years. without getting a head of grain. A
few years after the wheat began to grow, and
he harvested immense crops three successive
years. without ever blowing or sowing.
Tuesday night Tom Edwards and Dick
Gundry had drunken quarrel in Candelara
thar ended in Gundry being shot dead. Ed
wards is a saloon keeper and Gundry was o
miner. Edwa DIS was discharged at the pre-.
hmlnary examination, and pariies who wit
messed the aHtay say he was justified in doing
the shooting.