Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-12-23
BRIEF MENTION.
bar silver, 70.

mas. Merry Christmas to all
The outlook for Silver City to
be booming camp was never better.
The Smith Valley creamery is
now paying 81 per 100 pounds for
milk. ,
Greenfield, recently nearly de-
stroyed by fire, is rapidly building
up again.
Yesterday was the shortest day
in the year and the moon got full
last night.
The Sutro school children will
give an entertainment at the school
house this evening.
-Four carloads of sheep were
shipped from Wabuska to San
Francisco this week.
John Hancock returned from
college to spend his holiday vaca.
ton at home in Sutro, this week.
ALI the hay in Smith Valley is
sold, SO it is reported, with the ex-
ception of that owned by H. Mather.
Miss Susie Lothrop, who is
teaching school in Smith Valley,
will spend the holidays at her home
in Dayton.
Valley Lodge No. 9, F. & A.
NJ. held public installation last
Monday night, and had very So
ciable time.
Don't forget to attend the Mil
itary Band domino party at Sutro
on the Goth. You are sure to have
a good time.
The TINES acknowledges receipt
of complimentary ticket to the
domino party to be given at Sntro
on the 29th inst.
&C. A. Bailey is running an
incline on some placer ground at the
foot of Gold Canyon, and has some
pretty fair prospects.
The children of the Silver City
public school gave free entertain
ment and dance last evening which
was much enjoyed by all who at
tended.
"A number of Masons and their
wives went up to Silver City Thurs
day night to attend the public in
stallation of officers in the Silver
City lodge.
H. NJ. Schooley was in from
Mason Valley the first of this week
He was looking for a market for hi,
turkeys, and will probably sell in
Virginia City.
District Court will be held here
on the 18th and 18th of next monh.
The cases of Foote vs.. James ct al
and Strickland VS.. Craig will come
up on these dates.
Again we desire to inform our
readers that no communications
will be published in these columns
unless the name of the CORRESPOND
ent accompanies the article.
Ernest Werrin, the young Vir-
ginia City merchant, committed
suicide last Wednesday by swsllow-
ing a large quantity of morIhine.
Family trouble was the cause.
Joe Pursley and E. J. RUBY are
sinking a shaft just above BobStow-
els house, at the head of Main
street, looking for gold. Their pros
poets are good for opening good
paying piece of placer ground.
-M-ssrs. Brann and Mack, Mid
winter Fair Commissioners for Lyon
county, have issued circular call
ing attention to the importance of
Lyon making an exhibit at the Fair.
Try and help them out on the work.
Seth Ames and Miss Lizzie
Nichol were married in Lake coun-
ty, Cal, at the brides home the
18th of last November. Seth was
once a resident of Smith Valley,
and has two brothers now residing
there.
Ed. Cooper was arrested Thurs
day night on a warrant sworn ont
by his wife on charge of assault
and battery. Yesterday he was
placed under bonds to keep the
peace for six months. Railing TO
SECURE bonds he langpishes,.q .vsx
III. NJ. scheeiey is' feeding 1903
head of beef cattle at his ranch in
Smith Valley. These are the QHlx
outside cattle being fed in that val
ley, although Simpson, Hatson
Burbank and others are ,eedfTSs
quite a number Of their owncattle.
We call attention; to thea diver
tissment in our columns Bf Dr.,
jordan & Cos great Museupv .Qfl.
Anatomy. Everybody should sisft
this Museum. 1t will enable them
to- more thoroughly themselves and