Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-15
ABOUT TINE STATE AND ELSEWHERE.
Items Of Interest Clipped from Our tx"
chances, Without Credit.

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of over 10000 for Reno.
1t is reported that rich strike has
been made in the Pinenut range.
Elko county's tax roll for this year
toots up nearly seven million dollars
The Reno chamber of commerce
has been incorporated with 200 char
ter members.
There is said to be twenty-five
cases of typhoid fever at the Carson
Indian school.
flames Burke is about to RESUME
work on his quicksilver mine at
Steamboat Springs.
Elko is to have a steam laundry as
soon as a suitable building can be
erected tor the machinery.
A Miners Union has been organ
lied at Lane City, White Pine coun-
ty, with a membership OF IS.
The remains of the late John w.
Mackay have been shipped from
London TO the United States.
Miss Alice Mabel Stanaway, of
Reno, won the Grand Prize at the
Conservatory OF Music, at Boston,
last week.
Thieves entered Frank Goldcn's
jewelry store at Tonopah last Sun
day night and carried off about $1,000
worth OF goods.
Larry O'Neal was found dead in
his bed at Winnemucca last Friday
morning. He was a native of Ireland,
aged about 6e years.
Miss Adeline Raffetto, a Carson
girl, has accepted a San Francisco
theatrical engagement and will also
play the Nevada circuit.
Dan Conway had his nose broken
day by being hit with a ball while
playing with his companions.
Burglars entered A. w. Fox's
tailor shop, at Reno, last Sunday
night and stole several bolts of cloth
estimated to be worth about $500.
1t is reported that leading Repub-
leans have purchased the Winnie
mucca Silver State and will take
charge within the next few days.
B. Campana, of the Fivemile
House, the other side of Virginia
City, died last Sunday. He was a
native OF Switzerland, aged IS years.
Messrs. Humphrey and Motfat have
bought the cattle on the Bull Head
ranch, 80 miles north OF Golconda.
There Were 1900 head in the bunch.
w. H. Radly, an Antelope Valley
farmer, was thrown from his buggy
on election day and had his neck
broken. He leaves a wife and seven
children.
U. NJ. Slater has $4,000 sheep feed
ing on the Truckee meadows for the
Winter. The greater portion will
be slaughtered by the Nevada Meat
Company.
1t is reported that woman of the
Tonopah tendcrloin district, known
as Maud Fields, stabbed her macque-
reau last Tuesday night and cut his
heart out.
James O'Brien, who wears a medal
for his proficiency in this line, Mon
day dressed 10 sheep at the Nevada
Meat Company's abattoir in Reno, in
28 minutes.
Ed Daley, the former Comstock
dancing master, who stabbed G. A.
Ray at Butte, Mont, recently, has
been charged with murder, Ray
having died.
j. M. Heller accidently shot him.
self with 44-calibrc revolver last
week Friday morning at Valleys
Springs, twenty-six miles north OF
Reno. He is recovering.
A proposed railroad is asking Lin
coin county to issue bonds to aid it
in building through that county.
The proposition is looked upon with
distavor by the papers there.
Walter Ferguson, the Republican
nominee for .Assemblyman from
Churchill county, died the day be-
lore election. He was an old and re-
spected citizen of that county.
Kd. Hickey, OF Silver City, slipped
on a sidewalk last Sunday and fell