Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-05-09
BRIEF MENTION.
Bar silver, 9S5.

son Valley this week on business.
Are you married? If not send your ad-
dress to the American Corresponding Club, p
.. Box CAB. Clarksburg. W. Va.
"A number of tramps and buns
have paid Dayton visit this week.
They don't stop here long.
ID. Regan, the genial proprietor
of the Mound House saloon, was in
town on business yesterday.
Peter Jackson and Jim Corbett
will fight in San Francisco on the
21st of this month. The odds are
against Corbett.
Reno is overrun with tramps
and several burglaries are reported.
The town is bound not to get left
on any proposition.
Ed. Markwell's nose is improving,
but will never be as pretty as it was
before he fooled with Bessie and
she broke it for him.
Mrs. Park Barnes left last Sun
day evening for San Francisco to see
if change of climate would not
improve her health.
Prof. A. E. Hairs, wife and
child, left for Smith Valley yester-
day morning to visit Mrs. Harris
parents at that place.
The catfish fever is not yet over
and many Sunday excursions are
taken to the sloughs on the banks
of the raging Carson.
A few wild doves have made
their appearance around Dayton,
but the birds are not half as num-
erous as are the hunters.
VIM. Shirley and James Berry,
both of this place, have gone to Old
Mexico to fill positions in the mill
of an English Company operating
there.
Mr.. Sibbald, who shipped a
train load Of cattle from Winnie
mucca to Omaha is reported to have
received $45 per head net for the
cattle.
Jack Alamada has purchased
the milk business formerly conduct
ed by A. A. Atkins, and is prepared
to fill all orders for fresh milk,
cream, etc.
The rainstorm of Thursday
morning thoroughly laid the dust
and washed the trees and shrubbery
SO that it appeared in a beautiful
green dress after the storm.
There is no truth in the report
that Eugene Howard was robbed
of $45 and his watch by two men,
while returning to the Eureka mill
from Silver City last Tuesday even
ing.
-Steye Lang-gambler, polite
ian, base ball manager and bad man
generally-fornlerly of Sacramento,
has been sentenced to serve fifteen
years in the penitentiary of New
York for coun.erfeiting.
Miles Finlen, formerly of Vir-
ginia and Silver City, has been
elected City Marshal of Butte City,
Montana. 1t is safe to bet that the
Australian ballot system did not
prevail.-Carson Tribune.
The Bridgeport Chronicle
Union says: The snow blockade
between Bridgeport and Bodie,
which has existed since the big
snowstorm of Washington's birth
day, has at last been broken.
-Weinstock & Lubin, the great
est dry goods house on the coast,
fling their banner to the breeze in
the TINES this week. If you can
not buy what you want at home
send to this firm for it and you will
get your moneys worth of what
ever you order.
Lou Clark, who had a horse
fall upon and smash his ankle last
July, returned to Dayton last Tues
day. He has been in DR.. Lanes
Hospital in San Francisco for over
ten months. His ankle is not yet
strong enough to walk with, but the
DR.. thinks it will be in few weeks.
Sheriff Fellows, of Winnemuc-
ca, has arrested four Piutes-three
squaws and one buck-for killing
squaw whom they claimed was a
witch. The Piutes have been held
to appear before a Grand Jury.
They admit their guilt, but say they
were justified. The squaw who was
killed was Shoshone.
Our readers who are afflicted
with deafness should not fail to
write to DR.. A. Fontaine, "a West
11th Street New York Citv. for his