Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-04-06
BRIEF MENTION.

Valley on Monday of this week.
z. Pierce was a passenger for
Wabuska Wednesday morning.
Tomorrow you will eat hard
boiled eggs; next day you will eat
pills.
Mrs. A. K. Huntoon returned to
her home in Santa Ana, Cal, last
Saturday.
Clayton Belknap and Miss Geor-
gle Kaiser'were married in Virginia
last Saturday.
Major Huffaker and wife and
Mrs. Hulley, paid Dayton business
visit yesterday.
The Social Club will have an
other one of its times at the Odd
Fellows Hall this evening.
-Born-At Fort Churchill, Lyon
County, Nevada, March 28th, 1901, to
the wife of l.. Donati, a son.
Miss Dayton, Saturday evening,
April 9th, 1901, the wedding of Miss
Flower. Odd Fellows Hall.
Alex. Armstrong, of Silver City,
went out to Mason Valley Sunday to
work in the Bluestone mine.
Mrs. Will Langevin and son left
for Sacramento last Tuesday, there
to join Mr.. Langevin and reside.
An entertainment and dance will
be given in OdeoD Hall on the even
ing of the 10th by the Singing School.
Assessor Randall returned from
Carson Thursday after attending
the meeting of the Revenue Board.
Commissioner Penrose and Tur-
ner were in from agricultural Sec
lions last Monday to transact County
business.
Caesar Geyer, of Silver City,
went to Bodie last Sunday to act as
engineer on the Bodie 4 Benton rail
road.
Mild, yet strong, Trib does not
hurt baby's skin, yet penetrates a
horses leg. Trib cures bruises and
sprains.
ID. w. Melarkey and family have
gone to housekeeping in the house
formerly occupied by Prot. Monroe
and family.
The ground was again covered
with snow Wednesday morning of
this week. The prospects for a fruit
crop are slim.
Fifty cents in a bottle of Trib
returns full value-perhaps more
may save limb-has saved many
Brings comfort too.
Tuesdays south-bound train
was about three hours late owing to
the wreck of freight train on the
main line of the c. P.
"A pleasant party was given at
the home of A. J. Church and wife
last Saturday, the occasion being
the 9th birthday of their son, Allison.
Mrs. Joe King, of Butte City, was
passenger on Thursdays train
bound for Mason Valley, there to join
her husband who is i'll at that place.
w T. Cuddy was down from
Silver City Tuesday. He says he
lived too long in Nevada to be con-
tent with the business ways of peo-
ME in Wisconsin,
Born-In Dayton, Tuesday, April
ad, 1901, to the wife of J. K. Gignoux,
daughter. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely, and the balance OF
the family are as proud as Kings.
AT the meeting of the Revenue
Board in Carson this week, it leaked
out that the V. & T. Company was
considering the proposition OF pull
ing up it's rails between the Mound
House and Virginia City.
Papers were served on the Com
stock Tunnel Company this week in
the suit of the Comstock mining
companies against the Tunnel Com
pany for $I27 90 damages for obstruct-
ing work on the mining companies
ground.
Ice to the thickness of from an
eighth to quarter of an inch has
formed on still water every night
this week. The apricot crop is ruin
ed, and the peach trees which knew
no better than to trust in providence
have also been injured.
-Died-In Keystone, South Dako-