Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-06-25
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Treasure Guleh are attracting large
numbers of prospectors.
Giovanni Abbatti and Paola Wis
connie, two notorious counterteiters,
were arrested in San Francisco
Thursday.
Frank f. Parlin, the Oakland
bigamist, has been held to answer
before the Superior Court with bail
fixed at $4,000.
The damage suit of Mary Silveria,
of Oakland, against the Southern
Pacific Company has been compro-
missed for $500. The plaintiff sued
for $4,000.
The largest camel in the United
States, known as Highstepper, died
Thursday at Central Park, San
Francisco. She belonged to the
circus of Sells Brothers.
Governor Toole, of Montana, has
issued proclamation forbidding
the bringing of sheep into Montana
from Oregon, Nevada, California,
Washington, Idaho or Utah.
John Ruggles, the Shasta stage
robber, was caught in Woodland
restaurant this week He was shot
in the shoulder while being taken,
and made desperate fight to escape.
James Palmer shot and instantly
killed Eli Risen, at La Grange, Or,
on the 10Th. Palmer's wife had
been keeping company with Risen,
Palmer escaped and has not yet
been found.
Monday man named Harlin
eloped from Livermore with the wife
of Mr.. Bradfeld. The husband
followed the couple, and took his
wife back home, having found her
at Gait with Harlin.
Fannie Kraus, a girl IA years
old, now in the care of the Aid
Society of San Francisco, has made
herself a heroine by stopping a
runaway team and saving the lives
of mother and babe.
Dennis Tucker, a prominent
member of the Salvation Army, is
now in San Francisco. He was
once one of the most dangerous
criminals of St. Louis. The story
of his life is interesting
The yacht Hayseed has been fit
ted up at Stockton and sailed this
week for Cocos island where the
men commanding the yacht will
search for the millions of Spanish
gold reported to be buried there.
Joe Thomas, a Comstock boy shot
playmate named Jim Thomas,
Thursday afternoon, in the back
with 22-calibre pistol. 1t is be-
lieved the shot was accidental. The
boy who was shot is not seriously
hurt.
Probasco, the station keeper of
the Salmon Mountain road, at Saw
yer's Bar, disputed money matters
with laborer named Hamel, and
killed him. Probasco then threw
his gun away and fled, and is still
at large.
Gov. Markham, of California, for
mally refused to commute the sem
tence of death in the case of G. H.
w. Bruggy, on the 23d. Bruggy
was convicted of murder in Santa
Rosa, and sentenced to be hanged
on the 30th inst.
Reports have reached Nogales,
Arizona, that the bodies of two
horse thieves were found hanging
to tree near Calabasas, ten miles
north of Nogales. This sregarded
as starter on the part of the set
tiers to stop the wholesale stock
thieving that has been going on for
the past month.
A cirher letter and telegram from
Buffalo, Wyo., warn the State of
ficials and the men who have been
prominent against the rustlers that
their lives are in danger. Accord
ing to these warnings, it has been
planned to send several Northern
desperadoes there to assassinate
marked men. Precautions will be
taken for their safety.
The marriage between Rose Me
Nally and William B. McNally, of
Oakland, has been annulled by
Judge Henshaw on the ground that
the woman is a mullatto and her
husband is a white man. The wife
was married year ago and was dis
satisfied with her husband and
brought the suit. This is the first
case of the kind On record in this
State.