Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-11-23
ABOUT the STATE AND ELSEWHERE.
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dred.
There is being a great revival II
the mining industries in Lander
county.
Reno will apply for a re-enactment
of the incorporation bill at the next
legislative session.
w. A. Ingalls,, of Hawthorne, has
put some men to work on his Hun
tom Valley copper mines.
1t is understood that Carson
sportsman has ordered tlrst-class
steam launch for Washoe Lake.
Agypsum deposit near Lovelock
is being opened, and plant similar
to the one at kmpire will be erected.
The estate of the late George w.
Cassidy is still dragging through
the District Court of Eureka County.
Mayor-elect Schmitz of San Fran
cisco has appointed Nevada boy, +.
Fredericks, as his private secretary.
The Reno flour mills shipped eight
carloads Of flour to points on the G..
4 G, railroad last week Wednesday.
Senator Jones has brought another
suit against the Kvan Williams es-
tate, this one being for about 10000.
The Joanna mine, at Cocomongo,
near Cherry Greek, was sold last
week to Eastern capitalists for S25,-
600.
The postoffice at Ruby Hill will be
closed the first of next month, be-
cause nobody wanted to be post
master.
A trainload of Italians arrived at
Phoebe last Sunday to work on the
railroad between that place and
Calientes.
At the Dexter, Tusca rora, the man.
agement is engaged in the sacking of
ores that show from 5000 to $500 in
gold per ton.
The Wadsworth Dispatch thinks
that Wadsworth, may be made the
terminus of the N. c. & Q. in the
near future.
The Syndicate mill, at Bodie, has
had steady run during the Sum
mer, but will hang up for the Win
ter in about month.
A colored prisoner sawed his way
out of the Reno Jail Tuesday, but
was caught before he got ten miles
away from that town.
The first five of the big oil-burning
engines for the Central Pacific ar
rived from the East last week, and
will soon be doing duty.
Salt Lake parties have bonded a
number of mining claims situated
near Mill City, Nevada. The bond ID
for $4,000, payable in two years.
The ten-stamp mill erected at Mill
City, Humboldt county, over thirty
years ago, has been sold IN the Ne
vada Milling and Smelling Company.
The new mines recently found on
Smiths ranch, near Wadsworth,
have been sold to Colorado parties.
The ore runs over So per ton in gold.
The Mckinley Mining Company
has appropriated $1,000 tor the de-
velopment of it's White Pine county
mines and the installment of a
smelling plant at KY.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has confirmed the judgment
of Mrs. Kate Yeargin against the s.
P. Co. for $4,000. Mrs. Yeargin lost
her husband in a wreck on the road
year or more ago.
On the authority of the Herald
Salt Lake smelter companies steal
the bulk OF lie value of ore ship
ments. The Con. Cal. and Va. com
pany made a shipment of ore there
several months ago and got the cars
back.-ChronicLe.
The telephone operator of Truckes
and one OF the Sacramento telephone
girls were married the other day
They had never seen each other pre-
vious to the day on which the cere
mony was performed, and thei,
courtship was by wire.
Paris Kills, the Carson City assayei
and chemist, has discovered pro
cess by which rubber can be mad,
out of greasewood, or what is com
monty called sagebrush in this State
He has specimen of caoutchouc OF