Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-11-27
BRIEF MENTION.

E. Winfrey, of Sutro, went to Reno to
spend his Thanksgiving vacation.
Riley Davis came over from Carson this
week to eat his Thanksgiving dinner at home.
John B. Gallagher was a passenger on
Wednesdays south bound train for Mason
Valley.
: Two carloads of mill machinery went
through to Candelaria on last Monday morn
ing's train.
Artie Harris came up from Mills Station,
where he isteaching, to eat Thanksgiving
turkey At home.
The Vail Bros Of Fort Churchill shipped
g carload Of horses to Los Angeles on Tues
day Of this week. VS.
R. Levers, principal OF the Dayton
school. spent his Thanksgiving at his home
in Washoe Valley.
A boiler and smokestack formed a car.
load Of freight on Wednesday mornings
train, bound for the Geraldine mine, Can.
delana.
The south.bou c. & c. train was about
three hours late last Monday morning owing
to the smashup of freight train on the Cen.
trail Pacific.
The social dance given al Sutro last
Wednesday evening was attended by several
Daytonites, who report having had a very
enjoyable time.
Mr.. Fitch and son Frank came in from the
Walker River country last Wednesday even
ing, and will probably remain in Dayton
during the Winter.
w. J.. Marsh, of Fort Churchill. left his
ranch the first OF the week with carload Of
blooded short horn stock, which he took to
Inyo county. California. and sold to parties
there.
Perk Birmingham was passenger for the
Bay the other evening. He says Mason is
feeding about 1900 head OF cattle in Mason
Valley. Hay is selling at s. per ton in the
stack.
Mrs. Todman, Miss Jessie, and Jack and
Harry. were passengers on Wednesdays
train bound for Carson to spend Thanksgiv-
ing. Miss Jessie will spend the Winter in
San Francisco.
There was much amusement at the roller
skating rink last Thursday afternoon. The
young folks are getting used to the sport,
however, and do not have near so many falls
as when they first began.
George Mills herders are camped Just
north OF town with a band OF 1900 sheep
which they brought from the other side Of
Truckee. The men report rough weather
and lots OF snow in the mountains.
Ed Hamilton, Of Silver City, and several
more crack shots OF that town were in Day.
ton Thursday to take in the turkey shooting.
They made it exceedingly unhealthy for the
birds, and went home with . wagon load OF
them.
r. z. Williams, who for 4 number OF
years has been a resident Of Sutro, took his
departure last week for the Thames gold.
fields in New Zealand. His many friends
in this county wish him success in the far-off
country.
A carload Of rock is expected to arrive
here from the Ida mine in Garfield. This
mine is owned by Byron, Fish and Haw.
thorne, and is said to be q fine prospect.
The ore will be worked at the Doeglass mill
at this place.
The L.<fA<'s repor, Of the Hindley mine is
misleading. While the mine is n very good
one. $500 rock 10 not being taken out and
shipped. Two carloads Of ore sent to the
Reno Reduction Works gave a net return Of
5000 per carload.
Mrs. Langtry says the handsomest man
she ever saw in America 10 named Smith.
Mrs. Langtry is evidently learning some Of
the ways Of advertising and has an eye to
pleasing the ear Of a large body Of our pop.
ulation at very small expense.
Mr.. A. Fueger, 6o6 Walnut street. St.
Louis, Mo-, suffered for two years with lum.
bsgo, and was confined to his bed for several
months. He was entirely cured by the use
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