Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-03-07
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KenO'S DarDer union mas SurreHueIou
its charter.
A couple of cases of smallpox are re-
ported in the Reno tenderloin district.
A bill has passed the Assembly to
license banks, telephone and telegraph
companies.
Cattle are dying from hunger and
thirst in tho northern part of Long
Valley, Cal. LA art
1t is estimated that 20O, 200 sacks of
wheat will be harvested in the Lovelock
Valley this season.
0Chas d. Egert, one OF the members of
the Carson River Mining Company, died
at Reno Saturday last.
Sheep continue to die in Nye county
on account of heavy snow on the ranges,
no feed and cold weather.
brewery with a capacity of fifty
barrels day is to be built in Reno, and
the plant is to cost 100000.
A new industry, that of manufacture
ing and bottliny oyster cocktails, has
commenced at Winnemucca.
John Dieringer had his skull fractured
by kick from a horse on Reese River
last week and is likely to die.
The Stockton High School team and
the Nevada University team will play ID
game of basket ball in Reno today
Frank Maxwell, of Tonopah, was ar
rested in Carson on charge of embezzle-
ment and taken back to Tonopah last
Saturday.
lot in that town and are about to have
erected one of the finest buildings in
the State.
B. w. Kendall, manager of the Toho-
pah Athletic Club, has offered $4,000
purse for finish fight between Corbett
and Jeffries.
The estate of the late George Schaeffer,
the Truckee pioneer mill owner, who
died recently in Reno, has been apprais-
ed at $4,000.
A steam laundry is the latest local
enterprise talked of for Winnemucca,
and the promoters have their plans
about arranged.
The election contest for Commissioner
of Lander county between WalsL and
Lemaire has been decided in favor of
Lemaire by Judge Breen.
1t is reported that Carry Nation, the
Ratchet woman, who has been holding
forth in San Franc isco this week, will
pay Reno and the Comstock a visit
shortly.
A bill has passed the Senate to remove
the county seat of Churchill county from
Saltwater to Fallon, also authorizing the
creation of fund for expenses OF the
removal.
Owing to the strike of rich ore in the
Ohio-Tonopah ground at Tonopah, the
company has withdrawn its stock from
the market until further developments
are made.
The noted Bowers Mansion property,
near Carson, has been purchased by
Henry Ritter, of Reno, and will be re-
fitted and the grounds fixed up for pic
mic purposes.
Senator Clark is said to have sold his
interest in the Salt Lake and Los An
geles railroad, and joined the Goulds to
build transcontinental line through
Beckwith Pass.
The father of family in Ely, White
Pine county, has been notified that if he
persists in going home drunk and beat
ing his wife, he will be given a coat of
tar and feathers.
Eli VanWagoner was somewhat burn
ed by starting fire with coaloil in the
Reno Wheelman's Club room the other
day. The stove blew up and fire was
narrowly averted.
w. r. Fits, Lovelock restaurant
keeper, stabbed man named Sanders
several times, few days ago, in a row
about a meal ticket. sanders is not
dangerously wounded.
P. C. Wilder & Co., the well-known
mercantile firm, of Gardneryille, has