Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-01-11
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cedTCnnSnt, AlncolI county, VIII
soon have newspaper.
Hawthorne has a case of smallpox,
brought there from Randsburg.
A modern three-story brick hotel
is to be erected opposite the depot at
Reno.
During the year 1901 Nevada pro-
duced 100000 i'll gold and 100000
in silver.
Ice from IL to 10 inches in thick
ness is being harvested on the
Truckee ponds.
There are between 5000 and 5000
idle men in the mining districts OF
Colorado at present.
Hay il now So ton in Reno, and
it costs $500 per day to feed band
of one Thousand steers.
Attorney.General Woodburn has
sold his interest in some hot springs
at Calistoga, Cal, for $4,000.
A deposit of keisulguhr, used in
the manufacture of dynamite, has
been located near Carlin, Klko coun-
ty.
The licenses collected IN Nye coun-
ty since the Tonopah boom more than
pay the running expenses of the
county.
The earnings of the Bullion & Kx-
change bank, of Carson, the past fis-
cal year, returned 10 per cent. to the
shareholders.
PHI. McGrath, of Hawthorne, and
Miss Mary e. Roberts, formerly of
Carson, were married in Oakland,
New Years Day.
Senator George Krnst, of Klko, has
purchased the w. L. Pritchard
ranch, at Old River, Churchill coun-
ty, with the horses, cattle, ETC., for
81 900.
Thomas Lannon, formerly of Vir-
ginia City, died in Randsburg last
Saturday. He was the brother of
Mrs. Mabel Bowling and Miss Mag
gle Lannon.
The Michigan football team de-
teated the Stanford team at the game
at Pasadena, New Years Day, by a
score of 4o to O. The Michiganders
have never been beaten.
A man named George Blaze skip
ped out of Bodie last week Monday
without paying $500 he owed. A
number of creditors were hot on his
trail, but failed to overtake him.
Two workmen on the American
Nitre Co,npany's property, near
Lovelock, have attached the compa-
nay to secure their wages, amount
ing to $500, for the past two months.
There is no truth IN the report
that the telephone line between Can
delaria and Tonopah has been aban-
doned. The work of stringing the
wires is now going on and the line
will soon be in operation.
News received from Great Falls,
Montana, says the Boston 4 Montana
smelters will begin operations about
January 18th. This will mean a
resumption of work in the Amalga-
mated mines in Butte City.
1t is now given out that Wads-
worth will be cut ont only 5000 feet
by the change in the line of the
Southern Pacific. The first reports
were that the line would pass at
least two miles from that town.
Two of the Modoc county lynchers
have confessed, and thirteen promi-
nent men of the county have been ar
rested. Things are at a fever heat,
and it may be necessary to call out
the militia to carry on the trial.
Instead of there being six feet of
snow at Summit, in the Sierras, as
reported, the wagons are crossing
the summit every day. The streets
of Truckee are dry. 1t looks as
though Nevada would have a dry
time next Summer.
Great things will be done in Alpine
county by the Morning Star syndi-
cate, of London. An immense copper
lode is to be developed on an extern
sive scale and reduction works es-
tablished at Loope. A power plant
will be built on Carson River to send
electricity to the mine. FRI