Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-12-08
BRIEF MENTION.
Bar silver, 64c.


metal for sale at this office.
"A stage-load of young folks went
to the dance in Silver City last night.
James Raine arrived from Pail
SADIE Thursday on a visit to his
uncle. J. K. Monroe.
Frank Conlon came in from Ma
son Valley Monday night and con-
tinued on to Virginia.
The Gardnerville Record says it
appears in new dress. Nobody
would know it if not told.
"A. c. Pratt was a passenger on
Wednesdays train, bound for Mason
Valley on mining business.
-Truckee and Carson City people
were done up by faker to the time
of several hundred dollars this week.
If you are looking for Christmas
presents in the way of jewelry, call
on Frank Golden, at Carson or Reno.
More large timbers went through
here this week for the Comstock
Tunnel Company's new mill at
Sutro.
Misses Daisy Lothrop. Lizzie and
Georgia Rammelkamp returned to
the University at Reno last Sunday
evening.
Joe Pete has been heard from
again. This time from Coleville,
where he beat drunken Indian al
most to death.
1t is near the time for making
mining locations. Remember that
you can secure the correct location
blanks at this office.
1t has been found out that Indian
boys, who tempered with switch,
caused the trighttul accident on the
G. =. near Winnemucca.
About 400 head of work horses
were driven through here Wednes-
day morning to Winter in Mason
Valley. They came from Loyalton.
&C. F. Cuts, the Carson drygoods
man, has full line of holiday goods
at Mrs. Legg's. Call early and make
your selections from this elegant
stock.
-Renoitcs are kicking about the
Truckee River water. They say it
resembles ginger ale. Probably
they would rather have it resemble
whisky.
Il. A. Guild returned from Wa
buska Monday night, where he had
been for couple of weeks embel-
ishing the Wabuska hotel with
new roof and floor.
"A dainty collar or pair of tie
ends in Modern Lace only soc; stamp
ed pattern Ioc. or braid, etc., to COM
plete, 2sc. Address NJ. Il. F., 2Io2
Grand Ave-, Milwaukee, Wis.
George Oil came in from Lundy
last Monday evening and went to
Virginia from here. He has been
employed in Lundy for some months
past, and says the camp is all right.
Heed not the man however glib,
Who tells you Il ust as good as Trib."
Not true he tells.
And if he better than Trib" tells you
BE sure if he succeeds and sells you,
'Tis you he "sells."
The Commissioners of Washoe
County have been paying members
OF the chain-gang who have worked
on the streets. Auditor Shearer We
toed the bills and will fight the mat
ter in the Courts.
"A Carson Valley teamster had a
wagon loaded with wood run over
his head this week. The mans
head was not injured in the least, so
it is reported. Strange to say the
wagon wheel was not injured either.
Uncle Tom Calvert, of Mound
House, has our thanks for a fine
Thanksgiving turkey. He has not
not overlooked us for the past TWEEN
ty years, but we were so full OF the
turkey last week that we forgot to
thank him.
ID. M. Bull, an old Nevadan who
at one time thought he had solved
the perpetual motion question, died
in Alameda last Saturday. He at
one time built a large wheel at Yer
di to demonstrate the practicability
of his theory, but it proved failure
ane Mr.. Bull took it very much to