Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-04-22
BRIEF MENTION.
Bar silver 823.

line District Court Will be In
session here next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter
are visiting friends'in Smith Valley.
H. F. Baker was in town for a
couple of days the first of the week.
There will be a change of time
on the c. P. railroad, on May LIST.
Senator Stewart and wife, will
arrive in Reno on the Oath, on their
way to Mexico.
Reports from several points
along the Comstock are becoming
favorable.
Mcclellan, the sheep man, is
sick with rheumatism, in Sacra-
mento.
Our reporters description of his
trip to the Valleys will be continued
next week.
The Governor has appointed A.
J. Littell as Notary Public, to re-
side in Lyon county
Jim Walmsley arrived from
Canada, last Monday. He will be-
gin hauling coal very soon.
Extracting iron from sea-beach
sand ON the Oregon coast promises
to become an extensive business.
The sheep men at their meeting
at Winnemucca decided to reorgan-
ize the Wool Growers Association.
Articles have been signed which
necessitate the immediate constrnc-
ton of the Bonner d. Lake Tahoe
railroad.
"A dispatch from Denver states
that the gold camps never were in a
more prosperous condition than at
present.
The resumption of hydraulic
mining, in California, even on a
limited scale will put new life into
many an old camp.
The mail for the past week has
been flooded with circular letters
from New York city, advertising
green goods. Bewarel
Miners are using dry-washing
machines in Douglas county, New,
where water is scarce. 1t is said
very fine gold can be saved.
-Ozocerite, a mineral largely
employed in candle making, is in
demand. Nevada furnishes some,
but most of it comes from Galicia.
-Chas. guile has so nearly COM
pleted the repairs on the roads
leading from this place to Yelling
ton, that the same are now passa bic.
There have been terrific hurri-
canes all through the northwestern
and lake States, attended with great
loss of life and property; for the
past week.
A rich strike is reported in the
War Eagle mine Hawthorne Dist,
owned by Kimball & Wardell. 1t
is gold ore and estimated as high as
$4,000 to ton.
The teaching plant put up by
John Chiatovich d Co., at Silver
Peak, for the treatment of gold
tailings by the cyanide process, is
a success.
The worlds present annual con-
sumption of borax is 24,0O0 tons,
of which California and Nevada
produce 1000 tons. Pretty good
for the Pacific coast.
Some malicious person stuck a
pitchfork into a COW, belonging to
Mrs. M. l.. Jaqua, last Tuesday.
The perpetrator is probably not a
ware that he has committed a felony
State Superintendent of Public
instruction, Orvis Ring, states that
there will be no election of school
trustees this year, per the law
passed by the last legislature.
Mrs. w. T. Cuddy, and her sis
ter, Miss Cunningham, and Miss
Mercer, all of Silver City, and Miss
Jennie Regain, of Mound House, all
left last week for the Worlds Fair.
Old Haynes predicts a storm
on the Doth. he claims that Prof.
Horsen bucker has taken an unfair
advantage of him in predicting
earthquakes, without consultation
with him.
E L. REESE, Supt, Of the b.
die and Standard mines; f. IL.
Leggett,, Supt. of the Benton and
railroad, and Mrs. J. r. Laws,
passed through Dayton on the train
going South, yesterday.
The wife of Waiter Lotus pre-
sented him with a fine boy yester-
day morning. Walter was around
early in the morning smiling, blush
ing and shaking hands with his
friends He saws he is still ION