Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-04-02
BRIEF MENTION.


The Morgan mill has suspend
ed operations.
The next craze will be the
Spring picnics.
R. w. Apsey has been appoint
ed notary public for this place.
The Eureka mill will start up
to-day on Con. Virginia ore.
byron Gates has completed
setting out his orchard of 800 trees.
Happy and content is home with "The To.
chester; lamp with the light of the mofnin.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co, NewYoI,-
Gold Hill has a foot racer who
claims he can do 100 yards in 104
seconds.
1t is reported that the Reno
reduction works will soon start up.
What on?
VIM. G. Hyde, of Gold Hill,
has gone to Oakland to do news
paper work.
The Cornish pump at the Alta
mine started last week, and works
well up to date.
MIR. and Mrs. Barclay, of the
Eureka mill, will shortly move to
Oakland to live.
There is areport that the Ophir
mill will shut down if silver does
not advance soon.
Albert Lackey, of Gold Hill,
and Miss Eunice Hunt, of Silver
City, were married in Silver City
last Wednesday.
An effort is to be made by the
Washoe Indians of Nevada to secure
a reservation similar to that set
aside for the Piutes.
Miss Lille Lothrop entertained
a party of young people at her
home Wednesday evening, in honor
of her eighteenth birthday.
We are informed that Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Worn, formerly of Sutro,
will conduct the Eureka mill board
ing house when the mill starts up.
-Ex-Assemblyman Nick Sexton,
and Bob Shields, formerly black
smith at the Silver Hill have gone
to San Jose to start a blacksmith
shop,
The cold nights of the past
week have killed the buds of the
fruit trees that were in blossm, but
fortunately only few trees were in
bloom.
Ludwig Foote, a Silver City
boy, returned from trip to Color
ado, Montana and Utah last week
He says there is nothing in the
boom at Creole, Col.
1t is rumored that trains on
the c. & c. will only run tri-weekly
after the mail contract expires next
July. How true this is we cannot
say, as the report is not official.
The Congressional Record OF
March 26, just received, contains
the speech of Hon. II. f. Bartine
on the silver question, and it is as
able talk on this subject as we
have ever read.
Allie Campbell returned from
Stockton this week where he has
been attending school. He will
take his fathers place in the butcher
shop for a few weeks and Mr..
Campbell will take trip for his
health.
The Douglass mill is being
thoroughly cleaned up, for all quick
silver and amalgam that is in pans.
settlers, sluices. etc. 1t is believed
that the mill has made its last run,
unless Congress restores silver to its
proper place beside gold.
An inverted rainbow was re-
ported as having been seen at
Jefferson, Iowa, last week. This is
considered unaccountable as Iowa
is a Prohibition State. Had it
been seen in Illinois or Missouri,
everybody woul know the cause.
Some hoodlums stoned the
Chinese wash-house on Main Street
Thursday evening, The China
man took two shots at the miscre-
ants. No one was hurt. But the
heather did not fire into the air,
for one of the bullets was picked
mp in front of Campbell's butcher
shop by Lou. Vinson.
In the case of Miss Annie +.
Alley VS.. the School Trustees of
Wabuska, School District No. 5,
Judge Rising has granted an alter
native Writ of Mandamus, return
| able Anril 2S. reOuiripp the trustees