Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-24
BRIEF MENTION.
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-Chas. johnson Is IL from the southern coun-
try
Miss Amy Bartine is visiting Mrs. C. H.
Legg.
Miss Lizzie Stock is visiting Miss Maggie
Mack
Mrs. o. A Brooks is visiting friends in
Smith Valley.
Many cattle are dying in Southern Caiiior
MIA OF anthrax.
Over one hundred people day are dying
OF cholera in Mecca.
The Dayton school closed last Thursday for
the Summer vacation.
Tho Mexican mill Is now running twelve
stamps on Crown Point ore.
The new Eureka mill will be ready TO start
up about the hrst Of next month.
Miss Ella Hughes. of Gold Hill. Is visiting
Miss Lille Tailleur, of this place.
Cool nights still prevail and last Sunday
night there was quite severe frost.
Miss Irene Wiley. of Smith Valley. is visit
ing Miss Susie Lothrop. OF this place.
Miss Susie Lothrop. who has been teaching
Hon. I. b. Hickey, of Carson. was married
on the l4th to MIS-. Alice Crowell. of vacaville,
Cal.
DIR Freeman arrived here Thursday. and
yesterday morning took his departure for Ma
son Valley.
Grass Valley last Monday on . visit to relatives
and friends.
Mrs. T. D. Calvert and daughter were down
from the Mound House Tuesday on q visit to
Mrs. Frank Lothrop.
1t is expected that the river will be low
enough to allow the wood drive TO reach here
about the 10th Of next month
Miss Clara Campbell gave an enjoyable
open air party to her classmates last Saturday
evening at the residence of her parents.
Mrs. John Lothrop and Mrs X. b. Davis
were the delegates to the Kebekah convention
rom Harmony Lodge No. 5 of this pla.e.
The Woodwork mill has worked up nearly
all the tailings 1t has and by the last of next
month will probably shut down for good.
There was a cave in the V. 4 T. railroad
tunnel near Lakeview the first OF the week
that caused delay of trains for one day.
e. Pierini has purchased the house and lot
on Main street belonging to Mrs. Compton, and
will make some Improvements in the place.
The Virginia City Chronicle copies most Of
our Mason Valley items and then gives the
valley paper credit for them Pretty work!
whoever stole or bo. rnwed our tw, foot rule
will confer a favor by returning 1t Just drop
tn laa a. In, hap 1. In,
%. p Randall. one Of onr County Dad, Il
also the diddy of another boy. who arrived
on the 5th o. this month TO make life varigated
fer papa Dick,
MIR, Harvey. the New York gentleman who
came out here In the Interests Of the predge
| Company. returned To his home last Saturday.
| He expe Is to return TO Dayton In two or three
months.
-Di,trict Attorney MeGowan came over from
Carson last sunday Ia help our boys out In the
ball gam. but he did not catch for the Dayton
| nine - reported.
John Luthrop. Jas. scott. j. Il shaw, l.. l..
Crockett. Henry keymers. A. J. Lotus aud +.
| ~oirauss were sent as delepsfe rom Dayton
Lodge No 3. To the Grand Lodse of odd Fellows
which met In Carson this week
Thursday aud yesterday were miserable
days. the weather being cold and the wind
blowing a perfect gale. II the weather we
have had so far this year l. to continue Nevada
will aoOn have no climate to boast of.
A family from Oakland passed through
Dayton last monday in wagons. on their way to
Kansas. The outfit was delayed several weeks
by snow in the Sierras. and looked as though
II would have a hard time to get across the
desert.
Carson river trout have come down as far as
this place. Many have been caught at the Rock
Point dam. When the mills were running the
acids and shines poured into the river killed
the fish that came down as far as this.