Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-04-18
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Bridgeport has a couple of cases of
scarlet fever.
Bert Lundy, the Bodie .prizefghter, is
in Australia { -9
Bullfrogs are in season and the Reno
small boys are reaping harvest.
Diphtheria has broken out in Winnie
mucca and the schools have been closed.
The mill at the Winters mine is ex-
pected to start up on the first of next
month.
S. H. Day, of Carson, has been APP
pointed Assistant Adjutant General of
the State.
The clerks baseball club, of Virginia
City, has issued challenge to any nine
in the State.
Wells has organized law and order
league to deal with the tough element of
that community.
Report says ore assaying $20per pound
has been struck in w. c. Williams
Olinghouse mine.
Yparraguirre brothers are shearing
10000 sheep at Sweetwater. About is
shearers al e at work.
Lulu Bryde committed suicide on Fri
day morning of last week, at LovelOck,
by taking carbolic acid.
A mining excitement at Cloverdale,
Nye county, is said to have caused a
stampede out of Tonopah.
In about three weeks trains will be
running over three of the bridges be-
tween Wadsworth and Reno.
The naval recruiting officers could find
no lads in Carson who were DESTROYS of
joining Uncle Sans naval forces.
Senator Newlands will soon divide his
100 acres of land near Reno into town
lots and place them on the market.
1t is likely that P. L. Flanagan will be
the Republican candidate for Mayor Of
Reno under the new city government.
Marion Wilson, an Elko lawyer, in
suited the Constable of that town one
day last week and the Constable put a
head ON him.
A discovery of mica has been made
about twelve miles from Searchlight,
which it is thought will prove valuable
when developed.
James Carney, who was on trial at
Elko last week on a charge of assault
with intent to kill, was found guilty and
sent up for eight years.
While working in drift on his claim
in Pine Nut last week Pen Martin struck
a pocket that made him 81 800 richer
than he was week ago.
Mrs. Johns, actress, better known as
Mrs. Elmer, or Cloy Bouton, is seeking
a divorce from her husband, on the
grounds of failure to provide.
The mill at Loope is ready to start up
as soon as the snow goes off, and it is be-
lieved that the run this year will induce
heavy investments in that region.
Evidence has come to light that the
financial affairs of Nye county have been
handled in a very slip-shod manner, to
say the least, and grand jury is inves-
tigating.
A Reno woman horsewhipped her
brother-in-law the other night when she
found him doing skirt dance in joint
in the red-light district, and the wife of
the man looked on.
1t is reported that the smelter of the
Glasgow and Western Exploration Com
pany, at Golconda, is ready to blow in
and ores from their local mine as well as
from the Star in the camp will be treated.
On the 4th inst. the steamer Search
light made her initial trip on the Colo
RADIO River. She made good Roadway
against the swift current, and will be
used to carry freight between river
points.
A carload of horses recently shipped
at good prices to the farmers of that
State. There is great demand for good
work horses in Kansas and other eastern
States.
Laura Anderson, domestic in the
family OF P. 5. Jensen, of Birch Greek,
Lander county, committed suicide by
taking poison few nights ago. Miss
Anderson was 8 years of age, and what