Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-06-16
BRIEF VI ENTION.
Bar silver, 624.

Ivan.
R. w. Davis and wife went to
San Francisco last Saturday to visit
the Fair.
H V. Clinton, of Sntro, return
ed form the Midwinter Fair last
Wednesday.
There is talk of fusion between
the Democrats and Populists ON the
California State ticket.
Governor Colcord and staff will
participate in the Virginia City
Fourth of July celebration.
Mrs. K. A. Fairchilds arrived
here from Geyserville. Cal, last
Saturday to reside for the Summer.
john Dormer and Wells Drury,
both formerly of this State, are can
didates for State Printer of Calitor-
MIA.
Tom Sullivan does all kinds of
repairing in the blacksmithing line
in frst-class style and at reasonable
rates.
M. Armer, of San Francisco,
father of Mrs. VIM. Kean, has been
in Dayton during the week visiting
his daughter.
For two days the weather has
been comfortably warm, and pos
sibly Summer is here. Not safe to
bet on, however.
Capt. Jim Townsend, of the
Lundy index, passed through last
week on his way to San Francisco
to take in the Fair
u. B. Zabriskie, late melter and
refner at the Carson mint, died
suddenly at his home Sunday after
noon of heart disease.
The frost of last Sunday and
Monday nights did some damage to
garden truck on the ranches and in
the gardens hereabouts.
j. H. Thies, of Lovelocks, has
81 ores on his ranch in hops, and
expects TO reap fine crop as well
as very remunerative one.
The Dayton school closed Wed
nesday and the children had pic
mic at Horseshoe Lake Thursday,
and a dance in the evening.
j. A. Huntoon and wife left for
the Fair last Satur day night He
will also attend the Supreme Lodge
A. o. U. w. in San Francisco, be-
ing member thereof.
Levi Lamb and Robt. Cochran,
of Sutro, went up to the Eureka
mill this week to- do carpenter work
in remodeling the plant for the new
process of working shines.
Esther Coronado, of Carson,
Empire, Reno, etc, attempted to
commit suicide by taking morphine
this week in Carson. She was
pumped out and still lives.
Mr. Observation-Disclosures, l am
afflicted with that tired feeling. |
don't care to walk any more What
shall take.
DR.. GrufIly-Take a car.
There is no doubt that Bill Dali
ton, the notorious bandit and out
law, is dead. His wife, MERGED,
Cal, girl, wants his body buried in
Cal. There was large reward for
Dalton, dead or alive.
Some weeks ago some of the
papers reported that the Rock Point
mill at this place was to be torn
down. We doubted the assertion
then, and now it is learned that the
mill is certain to stand, for time
at least.
Lindsey, the marble man, was
in town Thursday. He has dispos-
ed of his Mono Travertine quarry
to company of capitalists which
will develop the property immedi
ately. 1t is the only travertine
quarry in America so far discovered.
MIR. Lindsey received $4,000 for
the property.
There Is more catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together.
and un' II the last few years was supposed to be
in urable For great many years do tors
pronounced II a la, al disease. and prest ribed
local remedies and by constantly failing to
cure with 10 al treatment, pronounced 1t In
durable. Science has proven catarrh IN be
constitutional disease, and il therefore requires
constitutional irea' ment Halls Catarrh cure,
manufactured by F. Cheney & Co, Toledo.
Ohio. Is the only constitu 'ional cure on the
market 1t Is taken internally in doses rom
ten d r, ps to tea, pooninl II Is directly on
The hlnOd and mn. on. snrfA ps of the sXsiPm.