Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-09-07

TO De gone a couple OF weeks or
more.
j. G. Kaufman had his billiard
table overhauled and Strengthened
up the other day and it now acts like
a new one.
Miss Pearl Collins, Chas. Gruber
and Joe Polglase will furnish the
music for the Miners Union dance
on the goth.
Nanny Brooks left with a six
horse team last Monday tor the
Boardman sawmill, for lumber for
Fred Littell.
M. K. Leavitt & Bro. have Just re-
ceived a new and select stock of can
dies, French creams and other kinds.
Sample them.
Mrs. ID. w. Melarkey and child
rem came out from Dayton last Tues
day to pay valley friends a visit for
a week or two.
Prof. Ferguson, violinist and
specify artist, gave very interest
ing entertainment at the Owl Hall
last Sunday evening.
Miss NJ. Hapgood was an arrival
from Reno last Sunday, and Monday
morning left for Pine Grove, where
she will tel CHI school.
The most notable event that has
happened in the little town OF Pine
Grove lately was the arrival of the
schoolmarm this week.
Mrs. w. H. McNeely and her two
daughters left for Reno Tuesday,
where Mrs. McNeely will reside
while the girls attend school.
M. K. Leavitt, has begun laying
the foundation tor his new residence
on Craig's Addition, Just behind the
Leavitt building on Main street.
Everybody is getting in 6rewood
for Winter now, and stoves are be-
ing put up to take the chill from the
morning and evening freshness.
Mrs. Whitman and daughter,
wife and daughter of A. F. Whit
man, of this place, are expected to ar
rive from New York today or Sun
day.
John Farrell, of the lower end
OF the valley, has located what sur
face indications point to be good
copper ledge in the Pinenut range of
hills.
Al Wiid's horse took a spin
down Main street yesterday with
nothing but the harness on. No
damage was done except to the har-
ness.
Joe Coburn and Jim Foster both
returned from Tonopah last Sunday.
They report that camp to be all right,
but not a good place to seek work for
wages.
Our town people are beginning
to put up stoves, secure hrewood,
and prepare generally tor the cold
weather, which will, apparently, be
here soon.
Miss Gladys Jones, who has been
visiting friends in the valley for
some months past, returned toj.her
home in Virginia City the first of
this week.
Henry Slingerland left last Sun
day for Virginia City, with three
teams, to haul some machinery from
that place to the Ludwig mine, tor
Mr.. II. Pugh.
w. II. Baker who ran a nail into
his knee, bruising the bone, last week
Wednesday,, is now able to be about,
after being confined to his home un-
til last Tuesday.
Robert a. Trimhle, of Silver City,
and Miss Ella A. johnson (Fink),
were married at Reno Wednesday
evening OF last week. They will re-
side in Silver City.
For Sale-Team of driving horses,
good harness and spring wagon,
cheap for cash. For further particu-
lars call on or address Mrs. Z. F.
Lang, Cambridge, New.
The Wilson brothers, of Pine
Grove, are now repairing their mill
tor next seasons crushing. Just now
three men are at work in the mine
doing development work.
A number of miners were put
to work on the Miller mine yester-
dav. The indications are that De-
lamar's people have consummated
the deal for this property.
H. V. Clinton desires to secure
employment at his trade, painting
and paperhanging, and will take a
limited amount of wood and hay in
payment for his services.
-Tonopah is made up of two Sho-
shone words, "Tono" means brush,
and "pah" water-brush water. A
small spring is found there near
clump of brush.-AdUance.
The apple crop in this valley will
be good one this year, as will the
crop in Smith Valley. Some very
nice varieties of apples are raised