Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-09-20
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of 62,535 in ten years.
The Neptune mining claims at Bisbee, A.
T., have been sold tc New York parties for
$4,000.
lanes Welch, an insane convict at San
Quentin, committed suicide with a pocket
knife Wednesday morning.
Aberdeen, Wash, has formed an Anti
Chinese League and ordered the Chinese TO
leave by the aznd Of September.
The Kid, the Apache renegade, is sur
rounded in the Turnbull Mountains by troops,
and there is every prospect that he will be
captured.
M. ]. German, lessee of the Union Hotel
at Copperopolis, committed suicide Thurs
day by shooting himself through the head
with pistol.
The output Of wine from Senator STAN
.ford's vineyard OF 1000 acres, near VIVA,
Butte. county, this season, will be not less
than 1900, 900 gallons.
At San .Bernardino last Sunday Mexican
was set upon by ten Indians and fatally
stabbed. The Indians escaped. There was
no cause for the assault.
About one third Of the entire sealing feet
is in port at Victoria. Eight sealers have
total of ,I4,o4o skis. This is unsatisfactory
and winter sealing will be tried.
A drove of over two hundred geese were
driven into Petaluma Saturday. They were
raised near Guerneville and driven distance
OF twenty-five miles for market.
The failure of Samuel Kreidel, dry goods
and clothing dealer, at Ellensburg, WASH,
is announced. The creditors are largely
Portland and Snn Francisco merchants.
Antoine I.u,an, who killed Ernesto Panga-
,lini in Marin county, last month, gave him
self up to the officers Monday. He had been
IN hiding in the woods and was nearly
starved.
Robbers tunn eled under the First Nation
al Bank building at The Dalles, Or, Sunday
night and blew the safe open 1t is under
stood that the amount secured by the robbers
is in the neighborhood of $4,000
John Owens, quarryman at the Griffith
.quarries at ,Penryn, Placer county, Monday,
had foot cut entirely off by rope breaking
and letting snatch box fly loose. The foot
was thrown fifteen or twenty feet away.
A passenger train on the Northern Pacific
was wrecked Thursday morning near Pros
ser, Wash. One coach, the baggage and
express cars and the engine left the track
The fireman was scalded, but not seriously.
Warden Aull, at Folsom, has received
word from Ogden, Utah, of the capture there
of Kohler, Blumer, Wilson and Gierman,
the four men who escaped from the Folsom
Prison on August 10Th. They were travel
ing together.
At the cowboy tournament at Albuquerque
Thursday Mexican named F. M. Rodriques
of Sierra county, N. NJ won the big purse
in one minute and 6fty-four seconds, which
is considered very good. At least Sac, 900
changed hands.
The street-car men at Salt Lake, Utah,
are on strike. All the cars are tied up,
The strike is for the recognition of the Car
mems Union, and for the company instead
of the drivers to clean the cars after they
are turned into the barn.
John Charters, young Englishman, said
to be the younger son Of titled family, had
his leg crushed by log at Gray's Harbor
few days ago. He at first refused to have
the leg amputated, but at last consented, but
it was too late TO save his lie.
A Portland mill company received an or.
der recently from Hongkong for sac, 900
worth of spars. The bark Coloma is now
loading them. They average 100 feet long
by 81 inches in diameter, and are suitable
for the lower masts of big ships.
In the Cour, Of First Instance, at Ensena-
da, Mexico, judgment has been rendered in
favor Of the International Company Of Mex
leo against Mrs. Burton's claim to large
tract of land known as the Ensenada ranch,
which has been the subject of litigation for
several years.
Eight empty cars broke loose from the
engine at Monte Vista Saturday and rushed
down the heavy grade to Aptos, distonce
of eight miles. Four of the cars turned in
to the main track without any damage. The
other four dashed of the track and were
smashed into bits. One OF the latter cars
struck cypress tree forty feet high and
foot half in diameter and almost tore it
from the ground.
Martha G. Berdan--whose father, white
man, was married in California in 1856, &C.
cording to the Indian customs, to a squaw,
the two living together always as man and