Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-06-22
COAST ITEMS.
The California honey crop is short.

TCnoHa CaDHeIy Will he iuIe his season.
Spokane Falls is to have paid Fire De.
,partment.
Walla Wala, w. T., wants to get rid OF
the pententary.
The creameries in Oregon and Washing on
have been failures.
The fire on Roberts Island caused loss
of $500 in wheat.
Everybody at Granite, NJ. T., is jumping
land on the townsite.
wild steer gored Chinaman at Colusa
Sunday and killed him.
The walnut crop in Southern California
promises to be very heavy.
The mole cricket is in the potato patches
at Burbank, Los Angeles county.
Bernardo Ganateno was killed by Ansel limo
Alexandra at San Jose last night.
One day last week the thermometer at
Yakima, w. T., registered IIodegrees in the
shade.
Charles Nelson, John Peterson's bosom
friend, has run away from Fresno with Mrs
Peterson.
Louis Roth is suing his wife for a divorce
al Los Angeles for deserving him on his
wedding night.
Sacramento has prohibited the building Of
wooden sidewalks. They must be Of cement
or patent stone.
To get clear of its debt Los Angeles county
will require tax Of $40 for each person
within its borders.
The Republicans have majority of thr
teen in the Washington Territory Consl;u
1ional Convention.
D. Hakes Of Santa Rosa has hired twenty
I've girls 10 pick his raspberry crop that
covers seventeen acres.
Herman Meyers of Fresno, charged with
killing boy named Bronaugh in February
last, has been acquitted.
The old City Hall at Sacramento threat
ems to collapse and jurors refuse to serve.
in the Police Court on account of the danger.
A Chinese leper was discovered in the Sac
ramento Jail yesterday. He was sent from
from Folsom for twenty days for refusing to
pay poll tax.
movement is on foot to convert 5000
acres in Bernalillo county, N NJ, into vine
yard. French capitalists are interested in
the scheme.
,Lottie Lee, aged fifteen, has obtained S,,5.
90 in damage suit against George Washing
ton Shepherd aged sixty, at Sacramento
Both are colored people.
The body Of John Bahten, miner, who
persisted from thirst on the desert, has been
found by a searching party from Daggelt.
The body when discovered was within sight
Of water.
There were fires in the grain, fields south OF
Fresno yesterday. The wind caused the
flames to travel with great rapidity. About
40 acres Of wheat and twenty tons OF hay
were burned.
The Sacramento papers are demanding that
the artificial stone sidewalks be given some
dark color, claiming that the bright light
they reflect under the hot sun injuries the eyes
of the populace.
Seattle authorities will take charge of the
administration of affairs from to day. One
hundred regular and special police will take
the place Of the militia, which for twenty
four hours will be held in reserve.
Trade is deve loping to an extraordinary
degree at Seattle. The freight boats be-
tween Tacoma and Seattle are loaded down
to the waters edge and the railroad accom-
modations are insufficient TO meet the de.
inand.
B There is no doubt now that w. H. Sulli
van, Harry Husner and VIM. Wood were
drowned in Salt Lake last Saturday. Their
sail boat has been found capsized, and one
OF the bodies, badly decomposed, was re-
covered.
Forest fires are prevailing on the east side
Of the Cascade range. The roar OF The blaze
can be heard for miles, and lumber men say
millions Of feet of timber have been destroy.
ed. A strong wind is prevailing, and the
FIRE extending.
James E. Nc Keown, former Nevada
miner, was murdered Sunday on his ranch
near Aztec, A. T. He had wife and chill
dren in Ventura county and many relatives
in Alameda and MERGED counties. He was
worth about soc, 900.
The shin Parthia. from China and Iapan,