Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-08-13


supposed to be in the mountains.
Professor Tyndall has returned
to Oakland with bis bride, and will
open a school of hypnotism across
the bay
Miss Tilton, of San Francisco,
has sued NJ. NJ. Odell, stockman
of Sissons, for breach of promise.
She wants $4,000.
A Spaniard named Carlos Rem
tara was recently bitten by skunk
in Arizona, and died few days
later from hydrophobia.
In a fire at Lorin, Cal, on the
10th, Mrs. Hour lost her life. She
was aroused in time to escape, but
stopped too long to dress.
The marriage at sea of J. f.
Thoms, of Pasadena, aged 10, and
Lille B. Clark, of Los Angeles,
aged II, has created sensation in
the home Of the latter.
Indian Joe, the last of the Dig
ger Indians in the vicinity of Sac
mento, got drunk Wednesday and
raised disturbance for which he is
now in jail at Sacramento.
The Fuijoloa and Tucson mail
stage was held up on the morning
of the 10th by a lone highwayman.
The mail sack was cut open, but
nothing of value was found.
Mrs. Graham, whose husband
was killed by John Rhodes in Ari-
iona some weeks ago, tried to shoot
Rhodes at the preliminary exami-
nation being held in Phoenix.
Pot hunters are ruthlessly slay-
ing deer in the mountains in Cali
fornia. 1t is against the law to kill
deer now, and the authorities are
moving to jug some of the violaters
of the law.
The fruit crop is behind in the
valleys of Alameda county. bnt the
people of Oakland still seem to be
happy, for the Summer issue of
adultery cases promises rich har-
vest of salabity,
Reliable information has been re-
,ceived that the Frenchman's mine,
which has been lost for nearly thir
ty years, has just been found in
Eagle Tail mountains, thirty miles
south of Harqua Hala.
Mrs. Mary Rainback, formerly
.stewardess on the steamer Una
tilla, who was convicted Of
smuggling opium ashore, was SEN
fenced this week by Judge Nor
row to pay a fine of $50.
The blossom of the wild grape is
likely to be adopted as the State
flower of Oregon. The blossom
produced by the juice of the grape
has long been a prominent feature
in nose-culture in California.
Mary Carroll, a young lady of
Petaluma, died suddenly in San
Francisco Monday. 1t is rupposed
that she is a victim of malpractice.
DR.. Beale, a SPECIALIST, who it is
supposed operated on the girl, has
left the city.
Chales Wolff, a San Francisco
drummer, was found dead in Port
land on the 10th, in a room at the
Hotel Portland. L is thought that
he committed suicide. The deceased
was about thirty years of age, and
was travelling for a boot and shoe
house.
Intelligence has reached San
Diego of the murder at Mosquito
village, in the State of Coahuily,
Mexico, of David Mcclellan. He
was quite generally known on this
coast and owned an immanse cattle
ranch in Mexico He was Scotch
mon by birth, but went when a
young man to New Zealand, where
he lived until few year ago. He
is supposed to have been murdered
by cattle thieves.
Rev. Naomi Tamura, a Japanese
divine, proposes lecturing in this
country beginning in California, on
the beauties of his own land. He
is an admirer of Sir Edwin Arnold,
who is in love with Japan. He says,
however, that Sir Edwin only knows
of the superficial beauties Of his
country, the pretty ladies and their
refined manners. The divine pro-
poses going deeper into the subject
and teach of japanese customs
which are sealed to all but the
japanese.