Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-22
BRIEF MENTION,
Bar silver 95H

Odeon saloon.
The loss Of sheep in Lander county is
reported TO be very heavy this Winter.
-"Bg Indian" has been running at a
lively rate at the saloons for week past.
Terry MCGOWAN, of Mason Valley, was
passenger on last Thursday evenings train
bound for Carson on land business.
Len Hamilton, OF Smith Valley, has
gone to San Francisco to receive medical and
surgical aid for tumor on his leg.
The road between this place and Silver
City is in very bad condition. From Sill
vcr to Virginia the sleighing is still good.
The great annual sprinting handicap at
Sheffield, England, was won Tuesday by an
American named Collins. The time was not
learned.
To-day is Washington's birthday. The
flags around town are waving from the mast
heads and the business houses will close up
shop at noon.
An enthusiastic Saline Valley explorer
| tells the Hawthorne BnLlefin that there will
be thousand men at work in that part Of
Inyo this Summer.
III. NJ. Schooley, of Smith Valley. paid
us visit last Wednesday evening. lie re-
ports about three inches OF snow out there
| from the last storm.
In our last issue it was stated that there
were between 500 and 800 tons Of hay yet
for sale in Mason Valley. The item should
have read 5000 or 1900 tons.
Rev. L. w. VanDeventcr is billed TO
lecture at the Court House next Tuesday
evening on III. "Mis;akes OF Ingersoll."
Everybody is invited to attend.
1t is reported that a couple OF Italians
have purchased the house and lot on Main
street opposite the stage barn from Andy
Nelson and will shortly open saloon.
We are in receipt OF the announcement
for which we are indebted 10 Dave Rulison
who is now IN Reno with Dr. Greenlaw.
If you want letter heads, bill heads,
statements, envelopes, cards, programmes,
dodgers, or any other kind OF printing done
in hrst-class style come 10 The TINES Office.
Charles F. Hickey and Miss Dora Beat.
ing were recently married in Antelope Val
ley. The groom is cousin Of Hon. 7. b.
Hickey and has charge Of the store at Topaz.
Rev. Van Devener was a passenger on
Wednesdays train bound for Greenfield.
Mason Valley. The gentleman delivered a
temperance lecture at that place Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Humphres, wife Of Mr.. HUMPHREYS
of the Mint, was run over IN Carson Thurs
day by sleigh driven by two inebria,es,
and was painfully though no, seriously hurt
The men were arrested.
Green peas and other vegetables Of this
years growth are on sale in Virginia City
markets. They are from the California side
OF the mountains. Peas retail at the rate OF
three pounds for so cents.
Joe Welsh has bought the house and 10,
on Main street. formerly belonging TO the
Adj estate and is fixing ii up TO live in. Joe
says he intends 10 stay with the camp as
long as there is shaver in it.
Smith Valley ranchers disposed Of car.
ly all their hay this Winter at good prices.
1t is understood that !. N. Mann has about
all the hay there is now in the valley, and
that he is asking $40 a ton for it in the stack.
Mrs. Sawyer, San Francisco "medum"
and her husband and Two assistants, were
exposed and arrested at Chicago last Mon
day night. The same woman got her work
in on number OF Carson people few years
ago.
"A. S. Dick .on. OF Silver City. received
the sad news this week Of the death OF his
mother at Orchardvile, Normandy. Ontario.
Mrs. Dickson was a native OF Marlborough
shire, Scotland. aged &c years, ana her death
occurred on the 4h Of this month.
Newman and Warren have given up the
Odeon saloon and leased the Sazerac. The
Sazcrac is now undergoing thorough reno
walton and will be ready for business about
next Tuesday or Wednesday. The Props.
are on hand with new lad" in this issue,
however.
Seth Ames, Of Smith Valley, and Mrs.
Petrie, who la, been visiting Mrs. McVicar
OF the same place, for the past few months.
were passengers on last Saturdays train from
the South, MIR. Ames being on his way 10
San Francisco and Mrs. Petrie bound for
Portland, Or.
II. N. Johnson the champion Splinter
Of America, has arrived in San Francisco,