Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-08-02
BRIEF MENTION.
Bar silver II3Z.

What is the matter with silver now9
-Catfshing is good at the Horseshoe Lake
Mrs. Mary Cobb is visiting Mrs. !. X.
Hougham at Fit. Churchill.
Pat Crowley, the Comstock murderer,
has been held without bail.
The hay crops Of Smith Valley are fully
up to The average this year.
ID. c. Simpson, of Smith Valley, was in
town this week on business.
Joe Welsh, the tonsorial artist, is doing
hair cutting now for IS cents.
Farmers in the valies are beginning to
cut their second crop OF alfalfa.
The Taylor mill at Silver City is now
running on ore from the Hayward mine.
Steve Hillburn and family. of Mason
Valley, are camping out at Leavitt's Station.
J. &. kaufman and Tom Barton, of Ma
son Valley, returned home the first of this
week.
county never looked better than at the pres
ent time.
I. Pierce, of Smith Valley, is visiting
friends and making business trip TO Placer
vile, Cal.
The nights are getting to be great
deal cooler now and person can sleep with
some comfort.
The event took place last Saturday and the
family is we'll.
j. II. Hepworlh is going to Candelaria
to accept the position Of blacksmith for the
Holmes Company.
Hens eggs are scarcer than hens teeth
IN this section, and are selling at IS cents
dozen, or three dozen for ST.
The Board of County Commissioners
will hold its regular monthly meeting next
Monday. Get in your bills today.
There will be meeting of the stock
holders Of the Consolidated Carson River
Dredging Company on the 18TH Of this month
Quite number of people Of Mason and
Smith Valles intend to attend the meeting
of the Chautauqua Circle at Lake Tahoe this
Summer.
Mr.. Bailey, the owner of fine stallion
in Mason Valley. will take the horse TO Car
-, To- III
this FALL
"A. W. Brann received word from Wash
ington this week to The effect that he had
been allowed patent on his buggy and
wagon jack.
Lindsey, the marble man is In town.
He says his marble quarry in this county is
the hnest in the world. This being the case
Lindsey ought to be millinnaire.
Mrs Mary Hoye. who was quite serious
ly injured some weeks ago by being struck
with hoe over water difficulty in Smith
Valley, is recovering from her injury.
The mines a, Pine Grove are looking
better than usual just now. and both mill, at
the camp are running on ore from the mines.
The prospects for thriving camp were never
better.
George Plummer, OF Mason Valley, has
some fine horses for sale al reasonable prices.
II you want nice gentle animal to drive, or
a roadster or work horse. enquire of Plum
met before you purchase elsewhere.
A promising strike of ore is reported in
the Union nine at Ceiro Gordo. The ore
body has not yet been developed enough TO
show how extensive it may be. The quality
of the ore is Of the usual average found IN
the Union mine.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Worn. Of Sutro, died very suddenly the first
of this week of cholera infantum, while the
parents were visiting in Virginia Guy. The
funeral took place in Virginia Monday. MIR.
and Mrs. Worn haze the sympathy of large
number of friends.
The young son OF John Barton, of Ma
son Valley, is quite i'll with hip disease, and
il is thought that he will have TO be sent to
San Francisco again for treatment. Mrs.
Barron took the child to the city some months
ago for treatment and il was thought al the
time that he was cured, but such has not
proved the case.
AT the upper bridge in Mason Valley
the East Walker river is running around both
sides OF the bridge and it is feared that the
channel Of the river will be changed if it