Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-11-16
ABOUT TINE STATE. AND ELSEWHERE.
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changes, Without Credit.

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The late Senator Charles Kaiser's
estate is appraised at $4,000.
An automobile is to be put on the
mail route between Ely and Wells
Reno is bewailing a falling off in
the supply of California couples who
desire to be married.
The next Legislature will consist
OF seventeen Senators and thirty
seven Assemblymen.
Frank Bacchus, II negro resident
of Reno, is over 100 years of age and
can "a w a cord OF wood day.
Railroad men are scattered
through the eastern portion of Ne
vada looking for coal deposits.
Mrs. H. Nowitzky, mother of Mrs.
A. Livingston of Carson, died at
Grass Valley, Cal, Nov. 1, aged II
years.
In the District Court at Reno
Judge Jones handed down a decision
that irrigation bitches are taxable
property.
With the Nevada Fair four thous-
and dollars behind and the Buffalo
Fair four million behind ST. Louis
has cause to hesitate.
Last Monday, while repairing a
road near Cerro Gordo, Alex. Bald
win was caved upon and instantly
killed. His neck was broken.
BY the terms of compromise
made between Clark and Hartman
the two new roads will parallel tor
lac miles through southern Nevada.
While hunting at the Carson River
Sunday Geo. Vonderhvde's gun was
accidentally discharged. blowing OFT
the end of his thumb on his lett hand.
The Douglass tailings, at the
mouth of Six-mile Canyon have been
sold for IS cents a ton. There IL es-
timated to be half million tons in
the pile.
Fred Bierke brought $4,000 bar OF
bullion to town last week. The result
of run on ore from the OeSt mine
at the Pollard mill in Silver City
Report.
The Wadsworth Light 4 Power
Co., last week paid the Indian labor
ers $500 This money all Stavs in
town, the oil trust would get 1t on
KEROSENE.
You should reflect that this is
about the time OF year that YOUR
neighbor may commence doing his
annual assessment work on your
woodpile.
A Carson firm has manufactured
1000 feet OF air pipe for the North
Rapidan Mining Company, at Como,
Lyon county, and has an order tor
$50 feet more.
Some of the papers that advertised
the State Fair are anxious to hear
from Senator Flanagan, President of
the State Agricultural Society.
They want their bills paid.
The Virginia Labor Union officers
publish notice in the Comstock
papers requesting workingmen to
stay away from Storey county until
the strike now on il settled.
An Indian named Young Sam was
killed IN Lundy week ago, over a
game of cards. The grand jury look
ed into the matter but failed to find
anyone to place the blame upon.
The Rothschilds, report has it,
have bought the La Kscuadra copper
mine at Octalan, Mexico, for $4,000
600, thereby securing control of the
principal copper min e in Mexico.
The Fossil Con. Oil Co. struck oil
in one of it's wells in Wyoming We'd
nesday, and flow OF IS barrels has
been received. This oil is fine light
oil, and the strike is a very valuable
one.
James Shannon, a resident of Car
son, lost one Of his eyes through an
accident at Tonga augh's wood
camp. The other eye is now affected
and he is likely to become totally
blind.
Last week Wednesday an attempt
was made to destroy the town OF
Tonopah by FIRE. Four fires were
going at the same time but were ex
tinguished before any great damage
xyas done