Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-03-22
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M. w. Startling, the Carson tree man,
is expected here in few days.
WIN. Kean has gone to San Francisco
on business and pleasure trip.
The grass is beginning to get green and
several Daytonites are already gardening.
Miss Rosa Rafetto, of Carson, is WIS.,
iting her sister Mrs. Perrin, of Dayton, this
week.
-Carsonites are now in the full and CON-
plete enjoyment Of a second crop of la
grippe.
Quite number of the young people Of
Dayton attended the dance in Empire last
Monday evening.
There is some talk Of the Eurka-C
mine again changing hands and operations
being resumed again.
J. L. Campbell left last Tuesday even
ing for a visit to Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle, and expects to be gone about three
weeks.
There was light covering of snow on
the ground Wednesday morning, but the
warm sun took it off before noon of the
same day.
Our columns are pretty well filled up
with advertisements at present but we will
try and give our readers more reading matter
after a week or two.
to new medicine for everything that ails
you. |, is called "Trib," and is manufac-
tured from Nevada products.
1t is rumored that the Eureka mill is to
be changed into pan mill to work on tail
ings, of which the company has sufficient
quantity to run the mill for several years.
The Inyo Mining Company, near Laws,
has about 200 tons of good free milling gold
ore on the dump, and with six men take out
about ten tons a week, says the Register.
Their mill will soon start up.
The roads around Dayton are now in
fine condition to drive on and all owners of
rigs were out speeding their horses yester-
day. Some of the boys took their girls out
riding and some of them didn't.
Eugene Perrin opened up the new Ital-
ian saloon last Saturday night in grand
style. The Improvements put on the build
ing make il a neat and cosy place, and none
but the finest liquors are sold over the bar.
The Helping Hand Library now contains
the "Forum" and Harpers Magazine. This
is valuable addition to the library, and for
only 81 year you can read these excellent
magazines and other valuable books contain
ed in the library.
Great preparations for placer mining are
being made ia Robinson Canyon, Eastern
Nevada. A storage reservoir has been built
and now miners are busily engaged in max
ing sluice boxes, T flies and the like. Soon
gold dust will be the prevailing currency in
that section.
Many men have gone to work in the
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco at 81 go
day, being paid from the fund raised for the
unemployed. The Relief Committee is do
ing good work, and the laborers appreciate
the fact that 81 so a day is better than moth
ing in hard times.
A. w. Brann has purchased of Byron
Gates the two-year- old Gibraltar stallion,
a brother OF "Pat Reddy." The colt comes
from the finest stock in the country, and
can now do a mile in three minutes. Gus
thinks that in time he will be equally as
good horse as "Pat Reddy"
A Patagna has gone to Como to do work
on the Paymaster mine. He intends to ex-
pend several hundred dollars in labor before
he ditcontinue' work, and is in hopes of get
ting to the main ledge in the claim, where
he anticipates finding rock that will pay for
hauling and milling in large quantities.
Tom Gavin, an old Daytonite, returned
to the camp last Tuesday after an extensive
and prolonged trip through California. He
met many old friends here on the evening of
his arrival, and St. Patrick would have felt
proud of the boys could he have see the
beautiful jags they had on from drinking to
his health
j. d. Ludwig came down from Gold
Hill on yesterdays stage and will take the
train for Mason Valley this afternoon. He
has recently returned from Idaho, and states
that many Improvements are being made in
that Territory, also that the people are very
anxious to have their Territory let into the
Union as State.
Carson is considering the proposition Of
erecting a sac, 900 school house. 1t will
take as much of building as that in which
to teach the rising generation the rud,ments