Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-10-27
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Gold Center, Nye county, now boasts
a railroad.
The official ballot will be printed on
white paper this year.
The first snowfall of the season hit
Eureka Friday of last week.
A band of wethers recently sold at
Winnemucca for S4.75 head.
Charles Adams, an old resident OF
Elko county died there last week.
Bullfrog is now in Geographic COM
munication with the outside world.
One hundred men are employed grad
ing for the new smelter site at Ely.
1t is estimated that the ore reserves in
Tonopah mines will total $500, 900, 900.
Work has been started on the new
foundry and machine works at Tonopah.
Lumber now sells for S47 a thousand
in Tonopah, drop of $50 in the last
two years.
Work on the excavation for the Mack
ay building at the State University is
under way.
A large deposit of rock salt has been
found at Monticello, railroad station IN
Elko county.
Contracts have been let by the West
ern Pacific for the grading of 100 miles
of road in Nevada.
The iron deposits in the northeastern
part of Storey county, are to be worked
by Minnesota people.
One day this week a restaurant at
Goldfeld served over three thousand
meals in twelve hours.
An abundant supply of pure mountain
water has been found at Greenwater, the
new southern copper camp.
Thomas Spain, suffering from insanity,
tried to drown himself in cell in the
county Jail at Reno last Sunday.
Ely has offered purse of $4,000 for
a Cans Nelson fight, and Tex Richard
is believed to be behind the venture.
The branch line from Hazen to Fallon,
has been tracked as far as Old River,
about four miles from the latter place,
Utah merchants are making great eff
forts to corral the trade in southern Ne
vada and have the backing of the Clark
railroad.
The great register of Esmeralda coun-
ty shows a total registration of 800,
making it the banner voting county of
the State.
o. S. II. Wooler, claiming to be di-
rect descendant of the royal house of
England died in Reno Monday at the
county hospital.
A bond has been taken on the nickel
and cobalt mines at Cottonwood Canyon,
Churchill county, by Colorado and Phil
adelphia people.
Frank H. Brundage, former police
officer of Reno, died at the county hos
pital at Fallon last week of a complica-
ton of diseases.
In the game of football at Reno last
Saturday the Stanford University eleven
defeated the University of Nevada team
by score IL to 0.
Lorenzo Delfonte had his head blown
off lost week by blast while engaged i'll
construction work for the Western Pa
cific north of Reno.
Miss Simona Aguirre, of Tonopah, has
received $50, 900 as her share of the sale
of mine at Wonder She grubstaked
the original locator
The government meat inspector has re-
scinded the order recently issued calling
for the dipping of sheep before they
could leave the State.
The throwing open of the Carson SIM;
Indian Reservation has been postponed
until the agent can get the consent of
the Indians concerned.
H. c. Dangberg has sold his ranc, il
Carson Valley 10 the Dangberg Live
stock Company for $4,000. The ranch
comprises 100 0G0 acres.
Blaine Hanson of Reno, fifteen years
of age, was drowned last Monday morn
ing while hunting ducks at the Wheeler
reservoir, outh of that town.
1t is said the people of Carson will
make determined effort before Legisla-
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