Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-01-04
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Sacramento, Reno and Virginia City
have the "grip."
Mrs. Mary Cobb was visiting friends in
Dayton this week.
Billy Owens returned from Garfield last
Thursday evening.
1t will pay you to put an cad" IN the
TINES for the year 1890.
Bill Aldrch froze one of his feet coming
down from Como Thursday.
The Board of County Commissioners will
hold its regular quarterly meeting next
Monday.
Miss Gussie Heise, Of Silver City, has
been visiting friends here for several days
this week.
Dayton purps have the "grip." All
dogs will catch it if chunk of raw beef is
exposed to their view.
MIR. and Mrs. Shearer, of Reno, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Coffin of this
place, this week Tuesday.
Sam Longabaugh was over from Empire
Tuesday on wood business, and had TO wall
for the late train that night.
The c. & c., snow pillow came in from
Hawthorne last night 10 clear the track be-
tween here and the Mound House.
Mrs. Herbert Coffin and daughter. of
Gold Hill, were visiting Station Agent Coffin
and wife for a few days this week.
AT Wells last Saturday night the Their
mometer was 28 degrees below zero and
range stock has suffered considerably.
1t now looks as if the ice crop was 60
ing to be short this season in Nevada. Not
pound of ice has yet been cut hereabouts.
There was no mail again from the West
yesterday, probably on account of the Central
Pacific. Better change the time table again.
-Thos. Cantrall, step-father OF Mrs. Joe
WEIGH, OF this place, arrived here Tuesday
from Surprise Valley, after a rough trip in
the storm.
Stock is beginning to suffer in this Sec
ton for want of range feed. Mason Valley
farmers may have chance now to dispose Of
their hay.
Tom and Jerry cut lively capers at the
several saloons last Tuesday night. There
is no more seductive and beguiling drink
manufactured.
George Barton will run his sleigh to
Virginia City To- night to accommodate
those who wish to attend the prize fight
Round trip 81 so.
-Trenmore Coffin has returned to Nevada
with man from Colorado to act as President
of the State University. What's the matter
with Nevada's educa;ors2
The porch in front of Godfrey's building
came down with crash yesterday morning,
owing to the heavy weight of snow on it.
Fortunately no one was under it at the time
it fell.
There are over 100 Cinnamon working
at Columbus for the Pacific Salt and Borax
Company. They ship about 500 tons of
borax next month. Teals Marsh has also
started up Tribune.
The Douglass ditch broke last Tuesday
night and flooded the road for some distance.
Owing to the quantity OF ice in the ditch
and the break, the town was without water
for several days this week.
About three inches more OF snow fell
Thursday night and slickened up the sleigh
ing between here and Silver City. We have
had more ami better sleighng this year than
ever known before in Dayton.
AN old, blind squaw had her cheek cut
off with an axe in the hands of young squaw
at Carson, last Monday. 1t is thought the
injured mahala cannot live, and the young
one VIII De kllieu II sne Is caught.
The train from the south was delayed
considerably between here and the Mound
House last Wednesday by snow drifting on
the track. The train did not reach the
latter place until after 7 O'Clock in the even
ing, too late to connect with V. & I. trains.
The TINES is indebted to the State
Journal for copy Of "Bird's eye view of
Reno" 1t is finely colored Autograph,
giving very correct representation of the
town and surroundings, and also of the princi-
pie public and private buildings on an en-
larged scale.
Johnny Cordelli the Italian rancher was
taken to San Francisco last Thursday to be