Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-22

are at premium In that camp.
Reno men are talking of building a
$500, 600 s1nelter in that town.
Vincent Elliott, charged with robbery,
escaped from the jail in Reno las, Tues
day.
Tonopah is now in telephone COM
munintion with Austin and adjacent
camps.
The Clark railroad is boring for water
on Death Valley, between Las Vegas
and Greenwater.
George Kramer, a mine owner of
Fairview, was released from the Insane
asylum Tuesday.
Washoe county is heavily in debt to
her school teachers. She owes them a
years back salary.
Carson Valley ranchers will install
electric pumps for inigating purposes
the owning season.
The grand jury of washoe county has
recommended the building of a new
court house at Reno.
A man named Mathew Laughlin was
found frozen to death in the snow near
Sweetwater last week
Another suit has been entered in Reno
to cancel Central Pacific patents on
Olnghouse mineral land.
The people owning anthony property
near Lovelock are preparing to erect q
furnace to reduce the ore.
A slick individual raised 50 check in
Goldheld last Monday to 500 and got
the money and disappeared.
1t is asserted that the Schwab interests
have set aside SO, 900, 600 for the pur-
pose of developing Nevada mines.
New bids for carving the mail from
Carson to Glenbrook have been ordered,
the old ones having been rejected.
A rumor is current among State ex-
changes that the prize6ght law, legaliz-
ing fights, will be repealed this Winter.
The Southern Pacific is again suffering
from a shortage of men in the shops.
Every man that applies is given work at
once.
Reno papers are exposing designation
houses in tina. town and telling the pub
bic of the beastly times that are held in
them.
The Nevada Registry and Trust Com
pany has been formed at Goidheld for
the purpose of registering all mining
stocks.
Engineers are rushing work on the
water system for Manhattan, and it will
not be long before that place has plenty
of water.
Vincent Davis, who lost both his feet
last week by having them frozen in res
cuing companion, died at Tonopah
Monday.
The electricians at Tonopah have gone
on strike for higher wages and in con-
sequence work on all buildings is at a
standstill.
At recent meeting of the Reno School
Board it was decided to raise the salaries
of the teachers in the lower grades IS
per month.
The first train to reach Rhyolite over
the Las Vegas & Tonopah branch of the
Salt Lake route arrived in that camp Sat
urday night.
The daily Coldfeld Tribune, recently
established at that place, is the only pa
per In the State that publishes seven
days a week.
About two thousand acres of ground
has recently been located in Churchill
county on the belief that it contains oil
and natural gas.
The Truckee River General Electric
Company claim that they will supply
light mice for Czardnerville within, the
next six months.
Cooks and walters walked out of To-
nopah restaurants Wednesday because
the proprietors would not sign an in
creased wage scale.
Charles Clark, who fred shot at an
Indian at Wells last week, has been
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury of Elko county.
The people of Cardnerville will ask for
an injunction to prevent the County
Commissioners locating the Douglas
county high school at Genoa.
Virginia is the name of club that has
been formed by Reno business men. 1t
was fashioned after the famous old
Washoe Club of Virginia City.
The institution of bank, with a CAP
italization of 81 900, 900, is reported as
coming business venture at Rosebud, the |
Humboldt county mining camp.
The postmaster of the Carson Office
has been ordered by the Postof6ce De- |
partment to raise the rental of small |
and large boxes rs and so per cent.
In n cave near DELE last x,aal .