Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-09-28
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stack at Lovelock.
The Lovelock creamery will start
up the first of next month.
1t il reported that the mines, mills
and shelters at Golconda will soon
start up.
There are now on the road hauling
ore and freight from Sodaville to
Tonopah $40 animals.
Shipments of silver-bearing ore
from the Tiger mine near Lovelock
oetted the owners $3I per ton.
Miss Nora Richards, of Mt. Pleas
ant, Mich, has been appointed to the
Indian school service at Carson.
Dick Jose, the Nevada alto singer,
has gone to Chicago to fill an engage
ment He weighs only 325 pounds.
The Bullion and Exchange Bank.
of Carson, is contemplating starting
a branch in Tonopah the Ist of Oct
The executors of the estate of the
late Marcus Daily have just paid to
the Government an inheritance tax
OF SI3I,4o7.44.
The Nye county District Attorney
receives only $50 a month salary,
gets that in script and waits seven
years to get it cashed.
Pat Lanhart has been committed
to the Insane Asylum from Tonopah.
He believes that certain people are
trying to carve him up.
Twenty men from Cripple Creek,
Colorado, miners, spectators and
others, passed over the G. & G. Mon
day on their way to Tonopah.
Matrimonial infelicity is becoming
chronic on the Comstock. There are
no less than six divorce suits under
way, or in contemplation, at present.
George w. Mapes has been elected
President of the Washoe County
Bank Of Reno to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of w. o. H. Mar
tin.
N. H. A. Mason has sold all his cat
tie and land III Elko county to jeff
and Lew Bradley. The considera-
ton as reported ranges from SIo5,ooo
to SI45 600.
The V. & r. Railroad Company
will shortly add to the equipment of
it's road a new 75-ton freight locomo-
tive. The present locomotives weigh
only 81 tons.
The Tuscarora Miners Union
adopted resolutions expressing abb
horrence of the assassination of
President Mckinley and heartfelt
sympathy for the widow.
1t is reported that big gold strike
has been made near Keller, Inyo
county. There is three mile ledge
of paying ore that has been taken up,
and 1000 miners are on the ground.
Ed. Prudential, general manager
of the Phoebe and Bristol Bonanzas,
reports a lack OF miners in those
parts, and that developments are
being retarded by the scarcity of
miners.
The famous Trimetallic and Vim.
NJ. Teller mines, owned by Capt. A.
d. Griffin, and situated in the Ante
lope range, twenty miles north of
Reno, have been bonded to a Phila-
delphia company.
w. G. Hancock, of Battle Mountain,
has closed his saloon in compliance
with an order recently issued by the
Southern Pacific Company prohibit
ing the sale or liquor on the COM
pany's right-ot-way.
Scotty Burns, charged with rob-
bling the Standard retort house,
Bodie, some time ago, was tried in
Bridgeport last week. The jury dis
agreed, standing nine for acquittal
and three for conviction.
Attorney General Woodburn has
advised the Assessor that the Board
OF Equalization of Ormsby county
has no authority to equalize tax
values which have already been fixed
by the State Board of Assessors.
Mrs. w. Elmer, nee Miss Cloy
Bouton, is in Carson. She is endeav-
oring to have her brother, Vic Bou-
ton, pardoned. He was convicted OF
cattle stealing and sent to the State
penitentiary from Humboldt county.