Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-12-21
ABOUT TINE STATE AND ELSEWHERE.
Items Of Interest Clipped from Our tx.
changes, Without Credit.

electricity.
The delinquent tax roll OF Washoc
county this year numbers fourteen
names.
Work on the Holmes mine at Can
delaria is to be resumed about the
first OF January next.
In the suit of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
against Van Sickle, Judge Ha wiley
decided in favor OF the defendant
Tuesday in Carson.
The University of Nevada foot.
ball team will probably play the
Michigan University eleven at San
Francisco on Christmas day.
The Dexter-Tuscarora Company's
shipment of bullion, cyanides and
ore for the month of November ag-
gregated between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Virginia City strike has been
settled through the efforts of Father
Tubman. Work will now be re-
stunned at the Buffers cyanide plant.
White Pine county is rapidly ap-
preaching a cash basis and within
another year the Treasurer will be
able to pay all warrants on demand.
w. S. Bailey, pioneer of Nevada,
died in Reno last week Thursday.
He was at one time prominent
rancher and stockman of Churchill
county.
The Silver King Company. of
Utah, has just distributed 100000
among it's shareholders, making a
total of SI,I75.ooo in dividends paid
this year.
James A. Yerington has been re-
quested by the Chicago Inter-Ocedn
to prepare a page article on the re-
sources of Nevada for that papers
two million edition.
Senator Stewart has introduced a
bill granting a pension of Szs per
month to the widow of the late Major
e, Morrison of the First Battalion,
Nevada Volunteers.
Oliver Roberts, formerly of Car
son, has applied to the courts in San
Francisco, to be substituted for Geo.
r. Katon, as assignee of the creditors
of "Mammy" Pleasant.
William Quayle, the man whose
hands hauled alott the first United
States flag that ever floated above
California, died recently at the Odd
Fellows Home, at Oroville, Cal.
Patrick Crowley, through his at
torney, K. T. Dupuis, has again made
another application for pardon. The
case will come up before the next
meeting of the Board of Pardons.
In the case of Cordelli vs.. the Com
stock Tunnel Company the order of
the District Court was affirmed by
the Supreme Court this week, the
Tunnel Company thus winning the
suit
Joe Kiley, Reno sure-thing gam
bier, has been bound over in $500
bonds to await the action of the
Washoe county grand jury on
charge of brutality beating a China
man.
There has been a little excitement
caused at Lovelock by report that
the railroad would claim its right of
way to two hundred feet of land on
each side of it's track through the
town.
Liberty is the name of camp not
far from Tonopah that was once de-
serted, but renewed mining activity
has found $500 ore and the new To-
cation has been bonded to a Colorado
company.
The Hawthorne Gold Mining Co.,
of Boston, s. NJ. Summer6eld Mana
ger has purchased the War Kagle
mine in Hawthorne district. The
day. the balance to be paid in 80 days.
The chemical laboratory and hos
pital at the State University is near
ing completion. The Journal says
that while the buildings are not the
largest, they are two of the most
substantial and hands buildings
on the university grounds.
Marysville, Utah, is having more
than her share of earthquakes. On
November u as many as thirty-6ve
distinct shocks were observed in the
twenty-four hours. The number of