Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-10-25
ABOUT THE STATE AND ELSEWHERE.
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the Reliance team at football in
Reno Saturday last.
Trains are now running over the
new S. p. grade between Wads-
worth and Browns.
There are several cases oil pneu-
monia in Reno at present, but none
are in the worst form.
Catfish are reported as biting vo-
raciously at Washoe Lake, which is
unusual so late in the Autumn.
The second drill hole on the Bruins
wick lode has proven a failure, and
the plant is being moved to begin the
third.
The Salisbury clothing store at
Bodie was damaged to the extent of
$4,000 by fire and water on the 18th
inst.
Borax deposits far exceeding in ex-
tent those of Daggart, have been re-
Gently discovered on Death Valley
Desert.
A man who put bullet through a
barroom floor in Tonopah was fined
500. The wild and woody west has
LETT us.
Surveyors are examining two
proposed routes for an extension of
the Eureka & Palisade railroad to
Tonopah.
Alex McCone and others have
bought out the Nevada foundry at
Reno. The change will take place
on November
The White Pine Ne,Os has
changed editors and hereafter it will
be run as an independent instead of
a Republican paper.
An artesian well sunk on Cover
nor Sparks Alamo stock farm near
Reno is spouting hot water 10 feet
above the surface.
A sixty pound shipment of molyb-
denite was made last week to Con-
necticut from the new discovery
south of Smith Valley.
The shutdown of the United Verde
mines at Bisbee, Arizona, has caused
a decrease of one million pounds per
month in the copper product.
The conductor and brakeman of
freight train Were severely burned
at Boca while unloading car of
muriatic acid last Saturday.
James Hurley, guard at the
State Prison, who was taken i'll in
Virginia City a few days ago, died
at his sisters home, Sunday in that
place.
The trench leading into Tonopah
in which the Crystal Water Com
pany will lay its pipe, has been COM
pleted, and soon the pipe will be laid
therein.
The o-year-old son of Mrs. Gale
has been stricken with smallpox at
Reno. AS he attended school up 20
the day he was taken down, there
Is fear of an epidemic.
A telegram received in Carson
stated that James Gliding had sue
cessfully passed the examination at
Annapolis and is now a tull-hedged
cadet at Uncle Sans school.
Hay in the stack in Churchill
county is selling for Sc per ton, with
a prospect of going higher. The
prices that ruled in former years
were from So so to $3.50 per ton.
The Bridgeport Chronicle Union
hears it reported that Miller & Lux
are about to commence action
against all parties in Mono county
using water from Walker river or
its tributaries.
The New York x Nevada Copper
Company of Copper Flat added
another claim to their large block
last week by purchasing the Repub-
ican mining claim and turning over
to the local owners $1,000
A. and Z. Twaddle of Washoe
have filed papers with the County
Clerk in a suit against Theodore
Winters. 1t is civil suit. 1t will
be heard at the next session of the
District Court. Cheney, Smith & Mas
sey are named as representative of
plaintiff.
The Wells Herald reports the ar
rest of w. w. Watkins at grading