Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-04-04
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San Diego reaped a winter crop
of $4,000 from visitors.
Chambers has appeared among the
horses in Marion county, Or.
Salmon fishers in the Fraser get
81 apiece for fish delivered at the
canneries.
About two hundred acres ofsugar-
beets have been planted near On
tario, Cal.
Portland shippers say there will
be no cut in rates in -four to Japan
and China.
The Sacramento Board of Trade
will investigate the cultivation OF
the ramie plant.
Fred Fisher was killed at the In
yo Marble Works near Keller, New,
Monday, by the fall Of a mass OF
rock.
The Puget Sound Steamboat As
ISOLATION is on its last legs, owing
to disagreements as to division of
traffic.
The Cinnamon in the Marysville
Wooden Mills struck Wednesday for
extra pay. They succeeded in their
demands.
Maurice J. Newmark, son of
wealthy Jewish Merchant at Los
Angeles, has married Eva Asby, a
Christian.
A Chinamani is in prison at Pasco,
Wash, for chopping his companion.
a miner, to pieces with an axe. The
victim had considerable money on
his person.
At the Redondo Beach Hotel Sat-
urday night a guest named Graef,
a banker from Santa Fe, N. NJ,
lost $50, 900 in cool cash checks and
drafts in a game of poker.
The name of the young woman
who died in the train for Sacrament
to, and whose body was taken off at
Benicia, was Ida Shadduck, and
her residence Sites, Colusa county.
The drivers at the coal mines at
Newport, Or, have struck, owing to
a reduction from 50 IS to ~ so per
day. The company seems to be in
different whether it is forced to shut
down or not.
An explosion at a quarry at Mos
COW, Idaho, Monday, caused by
thawing out giant powder, killed,
Bartemus Swoops and Fred Cramer
and dangerously injured William
D. McGraw.
Benjamin Hallegoask has been
arrested at Riverside and charged
with the murder of Louis Allierlett,
the Frenchman, found in ditch
Just outside 81 town and who had
been murdered.
Senator Streeter's trunks are re-
ported to have been opened at San
Bernardino by a party who claimed
to be the owner, and searched, it is
thought, for evidence to connect the
Senator with the Sacramento Doodle
scandal.
The Southern Pacific car shops at
Sacramento are overcrowded by
men seeking work. Hundreds are
disappointed there being not enough
work for one in ten. The company
is going to build 500 cars but the
plans are not ready yet.
A rancher in the San Gabriel
Valley is making his repasts appe-
tizing with potatoes, the seed of
which was planted three years ago.
That is to say, he is feasting on
volunteer potatoes, thing never
heard of in any other country.
The counsel for the sister of John
Ivett in the Olsen murder case at
MERGED are endeavoring to cut down
the allowance to Mrs. Ivett by the
courts, also to compel her bondsmen
to take oath that they are worth
what they represented themselves
to be.
Alfred Higgins, a well-to-do farm
er, sixty years old, residing on In
dian Prairie, thirteen miles from
Spokane, committed suicide Sun
day night. Jealousy was the cause.
He was religiously inclined, and his
wife insisted upon attending the
neighboring dances.
A great stir was created in Sac
ramento by Mrs. Clara Hoffman de
claring in recent lecture in Ven
tura that schoolgirls were in the
habit of visiting saloons in Sacra-
mento and becoming inebriated
Legal proceedings will be instituted
to silence the scandal.
Rev. Samuel ]. Fleming has sur
rended the ministry of the Metho-
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