Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-01-17
BRIEF MENTION.
Bar silver, 1863.

dress TO the American Corresponding Club r.
.. Box 643, Clarksburg. W. Va.
Willie Bristol, Of Wabuska, is
dangerously i'll with malarial fever.
Mrs. L. l.. Crockett, of Reno,
was visiting friends in Dayton this
week.
Jim Jewell, well known Com
stocker, died last Friday in Virginia
City, aged so years.
Charlie Damon returned from
his trip to the Sink the first of this
week without pelt or feather.
Miles Goodman, an old citizen
of Virgidia City, died last Saturday
after lingering illness, aged 70.
On the Sd of this month Mrs.
G. T. Martin, of Mason Valley,
presented her husband with a fine
boy baby.
-Libbie Bristol, daughter of C.
Bristol, of Wabuska, died of ma
larial fever on the 4th inst, aged
eight years.
Met Tailleur is again about, af-
ter being confined to the house for
a couple of weeks with severe at
tack of pneumonia.
Miss Eunice Hunt, of Silver
City, is teaching the unexpired
term Of school in the Sanders Dis
trict, Mason Valley.
IN. H. A. Mason came up from
San Francisco last Thursday and
stopped in Dayton on business. He
left for Mason Valley yesterday.
The Southern Pacific Company
made special rate of IS per ton
for wheat in carload lots from Wells
and intermediate points to Reno.
The TINES acknowledges the
receipt of copy of the annual re-
port of the State Controller for 1890,
with compliments of K. L. Horton.
1T is reported that Senator Gal
lagher and Miss Ida Johnson, both
of Mason Valley, were married the
first of this week in San Francisco.
Dick Randall is happy daddy
of another boy, who made his debut
last Tuesday. Dick is now figuring
on putting up ice for the Summer
months.
Persons sending communica-
tons or items to this paper will
please get them here by Thursday
nights. This will insure publication
on the following Saturday.
Some of the Mason Valley
ranchers who appreciate warm
stove more than the public conven-
fence, are making the road almost
impossible in places between Wa
buska and the Swith by overlooking
bitches.
The Cheyenne Lire Stock Jour
nal says cattle values will now
gradually stiffen. and the faith of
producers strengthen. The tide has
run out and must now return in
full volume. Stay with and take
care of your cattle.
"A. Friedline, Of Bishop Creek,
who has been travelling through
Washington and Idaho, passed
through here Thursday on his way
home. He reports the new State OF
Idaho to be the most thriving coun-
try he has ever struck.
The Silrer State says Chinese
section hand was cut in two at Hot
Springs on the Central Pacific last
Sunday and the other Cinnamon
would not touch him, giving as a
reason that he was always stealing
1t is supposed that they assisted him
in getting under the wheels.
Somebody tied blown up pa
per bag to the tail of Senator Walk
er's pet cat the other night and set
the feline adrift. The cat took one
look at its decorate appendage and
struck out for Pinenut with about
four hundred dogs in hot pursuit
The Senator is the madest man in
town.
Sir Philip Miller, the great
English horticulturist, writing in
1740 says: "The best method to
have cabbages good is to procure
fresh seed from abroad every year,
for it is apt to degenerate in Eng
land in a few years"
The above is a simple illustration
of the fact that the best seeds will
rapidly degenerate under unfavora-
bic conditions. The wise will take
heed, therefore, and buy their seeds
Of d. NJ. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich,
whose world wide reputation as the
best and most reliable, as well as the