Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1895-10-05
BRIEF MENTION.

Bring your job work to the TINES office.
james scoot is again confined to his bed
Mrs Winecoop, of this place, is quite seri-
ously i'll
Little Arthur Huntoon is recovering from
his Illness
The water in the Carson is increasing in
volume slightly
The army Of the scar and yellow leaf is
here. ten million strong.
-Piutes are bringing in plenty of ducks,
quail and cotton-tails now.
Byron Gates is building quite an addition
to his already commodious poultry house.
Harry Barrett was in from Mason Valley
this week, and reports all quiet on the Walker
1T is about time to be getting your Thanks
giving turkey and putting it in trim for killing
AS a whole the Carson races this week were
much more interesting than the races in Reno
last week.
The /. o. O. F. flag is at half-mast on the
hall in respect to the deceased Brother, DR.. J.
C Hazett.
Col Boyle visited Como this week, and re-
ports work progressing in satisfactory man
ner on the new tunnel.
Ed Kreisel arrived here yeste rday from San
Francisco, and will continue his journey to-
morrow to Mason Valley.
Mrs. Bertha Mcclellan returned to Dayton
the first of this week after spending the Sum-
mer camping near Truckee.
Will Guild left for Utah last Saturday, to
reside with his grandparents for year or so
and become an honest rancher.
In Ohio man is not allowed to open his
wifes letters He is still permitted, how ever
to pay his wife's millinery bills.
The persons who killed fish in the Hum
boldt river with giant powder have been ar
rested and are being prosecuted.
Miss Laura French, of Silver City, left last
week to take charge of the school at Sheep
head which she has been engaged to teach
Mrs Frank Hermle is very i'll, and there
are but slight hopes of her recovery. Mr..
Hermle. who is in Bodie, has been sent for
The gold mines in Spragg District Mason
Valley, continue to turn out good ore, and a
shipment of bullion will be chronicled before
long
--5upt. Hogg contradlcts the report that the
Sutro Tunnel had closed down, There are
four or FIVE men still working there, we be-
lieve.
This has been the dryest season that this
section of the country has known for years.
But one good rain storm has occurred in six
months.
VIM. Chrisler, who went through here last
week with mining outfit, was on his way to
Disaster Peak. Humboldt county, instead of
White Plains.
Quite number of Daytonites took in the
Carson Fair on different days of this week.
The music by Rancovieri's band was the prin-
cipal attraction.
The Arlington Hotel in Carson. was boy
cotted this week because the proprietor would
not contribute anything towards the expenses
of holding the District Fair
VIM Schooley is making quite number OF
improvements in the old shaw corral. He will
soon have it arranged so that it will be the
ideal place for ranchers to stop.
The Board of County Commissioner will
hold its regular quarterly me citing next Mon
day, and will also sit Board of Equalza-
ton for the last time this year.
All the school children in Virginia City
and Carson are now compelled to get vaccina-
ted. There are no cases of smallpox outside
of the Indian School, however
Jack Sweat and wife were in from Mason
Valley Wednesday Thursday they continued
their journey to Virginia City with the load of
poultry they brought from the valley.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Rising have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daughter
NeTtie to ]. J. Theobald of San Francisco.
The marriage will take place October 18th.
Gus Brann's stallion trotted a mile in 2:41
at the Carson track Tuesday. He was entered
in the 3-minute class. The race was won by a
mare that did the mile in 2:37. She is out of
her class
Ben Pierce was arrested in Carson Thurs
day night for hitting man on the head with a
pistol. Pierce will be remembered as the man
who had bloodlesS pitol fight here with Hugh
CARING some years ago.
Jack Furlong, who was kicked by the mare
Lottie G at the Reno track last week. died at
his home in Carson Sunday The physi clans
say his intestines were broken. Jack was a
member of the A. o. U. W.. in good standing,
and was buried under the auspices of that
Order in Carson Tuesday.
Heney Gives Bonds.
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