Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-11-15
COAST ITEMS.

Worlds Fair exhibit.
In the Farmers Warehouse at
Albany, Or, there are now stored
over 1870, 900 bushels Of wheat and
oats.
John Davey and W. Walsh, at
Gilroy, CAL, quarreled and put a
load of shot into each other Wed
nesday.
The Harqua Hala mines in Ari-
IONA have changed hands and ex-
tensiye Developments will be un-
dertaken by the new owners.
The construction of the street-car
railroad from Del Monte through
Monterey to Pacific Grove is adver-
tised to begin within two weeks.
Mayor Harry White, of Seattle,
was held up by two footpads Sun
day. When the men recognized
White they left without robbing
him.
The grain-growers of Eastern
Washington want redress. They
say that this year they will pay out
over 81, 900, Geo in exorbitant freight
rates.
Milton Dalrymple, son of Bishop
Dalrymple of the Mormon Church
at Montpelier, Utah, was killed last
week by being run over by a hay
wagon.
Julius Stisscoen, a laborer at Sc
attic, was stabbed with pair of
scissors by a 16-year-old boy who
was accused of stealing 5 cents
from Stisscoen.
The second trial at Santa Cruz Of
Alfred, better known as "Budd"
Mann, for the murder Of Fred
Blumhardt five months ago, has re-
suited in the acquittal of the de-
PENDANT.
There was stolen from Pullman
car at Sacramento Monday morn
ing, black morocco dIessing-case,
containing a horseshoe diamond pin,
and a sealskin bag containing a pair
of trousers and waistcoat with $40
i'm the pockets.
One Miller, of Colfax, Wash,
wrote letter to his creditors init
mating that he intended to commit
suicide, and the next morning the
river was dragged for his body.
News came that he was seen later
in Pendleton, Or.
The body of Isaac Dabler, black
smith at Peters, fourteen miles east
of Stockton, has been found hang
ing in grain-field. Dabler has
been missing for two weeks, and
had been in the habit of going on
periodical sprees.
The Executive Committee of the
convention to examine the Feather
and Sacramento rivers has been
called to meet in Sacramento this
week to arrange for the laying be-
fore the new Commission data con-
corning the rivers.
The United States District Court
at Walla Walla, Wash, in a case
where woman sued election in
spectors for damages for refusing to
allow her to vote, has decided that
damages cannot be recovered in an
action against election officers.
Over at Compton, the other even
ing, the home of a man was spat-
tered with rotten eggs and ink,
because the man is Canadian, and
for six years has refused to become
naturalized or to take any part in
the government of the country from
which he supports his family.
C. Mclean, a sailor ofseven years.
experience, is at the Needles, from
Flagstaff. A. T., having with him a
stout steel-ribbed boat, in which he
and companion propose to coast it
around the world. They will launch
their craft at the Needles, on the
Colorado river, and pull down to the
gulf in about two weeks. The boat
has a 22-foot keel, is "a feet over all
and u amidships. She is provided
with compressed air-chambers for
ward and astern of 600 pounds
pressure.
The largest purchase of wool
from anyone sheep-raiser in the
Southwest took place at Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, this week. and consist
ed of nearly two hundred thousand
pounds, the product of Merino
sheep and of the finest texture.
Sixty-three wagons, drawn by four
oxen to each wagon, brought the
wool in, and before it was taken
from the wagons the owner and
purchasers paraded the principal