Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-12-14
ABOUT tine STATE AND ELSEWHERE.
items Of Interest Clipped frem Our tx.
chaaees, Without Credit.

in Verdi.
The output of the Tonopah mines
is estimated at $40 600 per day.
The mines OF Park City, Utah, will
pay dividends amounting to $4,000
this month.
Col. Maxon, of Reno, has been sent
to San Francisco to be treated for
heart trouble.
The wadsworth mill, in Cling
house gulch, has been started up for
an all Winter run.
The Chemical laboratory and hos
pital at the State University are
nearing completion.
Truckee river companies are ar
ranging to harvest the largest crop
of ice ever stored this Winter.
The property valuation of Church
i'll county this year amounts to $780,
600 as against $4,000 last year.
The Southern Pacific Company has
a force of fifty men at work in the
Reno yard laying ne w Sopound rails.
The Reno Reduction Works are to
be started up as a custom srnelter,
and bid will be made for Tonopah
ore.
The hotel and clearinghouse peo-
pie Of Reno are not complaining
about hard times. Kvery room is
filed every night.
A young Hereford steer from the
Sparks ranch. near Reno, sold tor
so cents a pound in Chicago after
being slaughtered.
A Jury has at last been secured to
try the Modoc county, CAL, lynchers.
and the trial began in earnest this
week Wednesday.
The Senator Mining Company and
H. A. Buffers have quit work on the
Steamboat Springs prospects. and
advertise their hoists for sale.
Local capitalists are talking of es-
tablishing national bank at Kly.
IT the project il carried out it will
be the second one in the State.
Judge William Webster of Reno
is very i'll. but there are said to be
hopes of his recovery. He il now in
San Francisco tor medical care.
A carload of ore was received at
Gold Hill last Friday night from
Tonopah and the rock will be work
ed ut Taylor's mill. in Silver City.
The new furnace being put in at
Keeler soda works will cost in the
ncighborhood of $4,000. Zach brick
represents a value of thirty cents.
The Dexter-Tuscarora Company's
shipment of bullion, cyanides and
ore tor the month of November ag-
gregated between $4,000 and $4,000.
1t il said that the owners of the
Arizona mine, at Unionville, this
State. have been of tered $4,000 tor
the property by a Colorado syndi-
cate.
A Bostonian lost Sis at faro in
Reno last Saturday and had his
skull fractured from blow with a
faro box tor accusing the dealer of
robbery.
Five tramps are under arrest at
The Dalles. Or, charged with wreck
ing the Portland-Chicago special
train on the Oregon Railway and
Navigation line on Friday last.
The town OF Golconda is again
coming to the front. The Glasgow
and Western Exploration Company
which has resumed work there is
doubling the capacity of the smelter
An effort is being made to organize
board of trade in Reno. X. II. Prem
tise, the Southern Pacific division
freight and passenger agent, il act
lively interested IN the proposed or
ganization.
James Heney, one of the Carson
mint thieves, was released from the
State prison last Saturday, after
taking the oath that he was unable
to pay the ine OF $4,000 standing
against him.
Commissioner ], A. Yerington re
turned to Carson Tuesday from But
talo, where he has faithfully repre-
scented Nevada for several months
He accomplished much good for thu
State.
w. G. Williams mill has been run