Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-05-03
BRIEF MENTION.
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The County Commissioners meet next
Monday.
Flaws is getting all kinds of fresh vege-
tables daily.
James Erway, of Mason Valley, was in
town this week.
Mrs. II. F. Bartine, Of Carson, is visit
ing Mrs. James Scott of this place.
"A. A. Pollard and Mat Bay were down
from Silver City Thursday on business.
Hon. Richard Rising was a passenger
on last Mondays train bound for Hawthorne.
There are six men working on the Good
man mine on a contract to run a drift 80 feet.
e. P. LoveJoy intends 10 soon begin the
erection of large and commodious lodging
house at Wabuska.
J. r. Vail was in town Tuesday last.
He reports the loss of cattle on his ranch not
to exceed 20 per cent.
George Foote is repairing his water
wheel in Silver City to be ready to crush Gus
tom rock this Summer
Ed. Powers and his partners, Of Silver
City, will have crushing OF rich sack rock
ready for the mill soon. '
The Carson river is very high at present
and above the railroad bridge at this place
the water is over the banks.
the lower turn is graded and work is pro-
crossing rapidly on the upper one.
Angus Mcleod, Of Mason Valley was in
town Wednesday. He contributed few
dollars to the Dayton race-irack fund.
Herman Scheel, of Silver City, is having
60 tons of rock from one of his mines hauled
to the Taylor mill. The rock will average
about $40 per ton.
Don't forget to take in the Keogh- Fell
fight tonight You will probably see the
hardest fight that ever took place in the State
if you attend this one.
The Dazet mill in Silver City will re-
from the Lacrouts mire. The reservoirs be-
ing built to catch shines are nearly completed.
George Wales wants it distinctly under
stood that he did not throw beans or tobacco
Guilds at the entertainment last Wednesday
evening, and he says he can whip the man
who says he did.
1t is understood that Cummings, the
foot-racer OF Gold Hill, is DESTROYS OF iun-
ming any body in Lyon county distance Of
loo yards for purse Of from $50 to S2co. We
think he can be Accommodated.
The Water Company has leased the Pol
lard mill in Silver City and have had it fixed
I'D to run on ore from the Hartford mine
The mill will start up in a day or two
Thirteen men are working on the mine TAX
ing out ore.
"A fine vein of gold ore has recently been
discovered in Comet district, which assayed
$50 per ton. Heretofore assays have not been
made for gold either in this district or Irish
mountain, though indications point to such
deposits. -PiOeAe Record.
MIR. T. G.. Dunning, of San Francisco,
was here last Saturday and Sunday and went
to Como to look at the Paymaster mine and
other property in that camp. He returned
to the Bay last Monday well pleased with
the prospects OF the camp.
We are in receipt OF fine specimen
book of type, cuts, borders, presses, etc.,
from the firm of Hawks q Shattuck, of San
Francisco. ltis neatly gotten up catalogue
and If you cannot find what you want in it
in the way Of type ornaments and presses
you are hard to please.
Several of our innocent contemporaries
are being caught in the Jacksonville, Flor-
da, mermaid fake. They are doubtless now
in a state of mind to receive the sea serpent
yarn. The Jacksonville mermaid is now in
jar half filled with alcohol. The balance
Of the alcohol is inside the Associated Press
reporter.
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