Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-06-29
BRIEF MENTION.

1AdFoit NdiIcy peSlcIudp'
Miss Pearl Collins returned to
her home in Yerington Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Stone, of Carson, was
visiting Dayton friends the past
week. ),
Attorney Lothrop has been re-
appointed Notary Public for Lyon
County.
Mrs. Fred Strauss, of Gold Hill,
was visiting Dayton friends a few
days this week.
Mrs Robert Morris and daughter,
Mrs. A. T. Brann, were in from Ma
son Valley this week.
Miss Nellie Epstein was elected
queen of the Carson Carnival by a
Majority vote of 3,298
! A soc bottle of Trib liniment in
the house prevents much suffering,
saves much time and some money.
-Profs. Gregory and Monroe left
Wednesday for a visit to Lovelock,
and other points in the eastern part
of the State.
Thursday and yesterday were
the two warmest days of the season.
The thermometer got above the 90
degree mark.
Henry Guild will leave this
1ssyrning for Reno, where he will
take the examination for the u. S.
Naval Academy.
Mrs. Vim. Hicks and daughter,
of Bodie, came in on Monday nights
train. They continued on to Vir-
ginia City Tuesday.
Against pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret if you forget
Trib when you go touring.
r.. b. Davis passed through here
on Thursdays train returning to
his home in Sodaville. Mrs. Davis
remained in Oakland for visit.
Mrs. John Lothrop, Mrs. Gale and
Mrs. Hazlett, of this place, went over
to Carson to attend the exercises at
the Indian School last Wednesday.
| Harry Bonham passed through
on Tuesdays train bound for Yer
ington, where he will tend bar for
Downey and Mckenzie in the new
"Owl."
! j. K. Gignoux returned from
Buffalo last Tuesday. He speaks in
high terms of Nevada's mineral ex-
hibit at the fair, also of Jas. Yering-
toms management.
The Wilson Bros, who recently
purchased the Spragg copper mine
in Mason Valley, have put four men
to work on the mine and will put on
four more next week.
-Ernest Bingham has leased the
Reno Journal, and in company with
John Dennis will reconstruct that
organ. Not the least part of this job
will be the slicking-up of the sheet
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Will Gruber and George Eglin
drove in from Mason Valley yester-
day. The latter has sold his stage
line to Jim Miller, and Gruber has
sold his interest in the butcher bust
ness to Nick Hironymous.
If a railroad is not run into the
upper end of Mason Valley soon the
farmers will have their hands full
to supply feed for the many teams
that will be required to do hauling.
Better roads will also be needed in
the valley.
Many of our people are making
preparations to take in the Carson
Carnival on the sd, 4th and sth. The
relay race comes off on the 4th. This
will be the big day as all of Reno
will be in attendance, and a good part
of Sacramento.
The Tonofah bonanza now
reaches this office. 1t is neat little
weekly, full of crisp news and a
goodly number of live advertise
ments. The people of that camp evil
IDENTIFY know how to support a paper,
and Booth knows how to run one.
United States Marshall Emmitt
was over from Carson Wednesday
to serve papers restraining the AS
SCISSOR from assessing the G. p. rail
road at the new figure of $4,000. A