Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-09-21

S1SIeT anu nSpUeW Oh mis-. NJ DSSdI,
and Mr.. SpiegePs daughter, Rosie, ar
rived from Berkeley, Cal, Wednes-
day on visit.
Fred Brooks, son of Mamie
Brooks, while playing yesterday
morning, fell and ran pointed piece
of wood into his arm, producing
very painful wound.
"A very pleasant party was given
at the home of D. Paquint last Wed
nesday evening, which was largely
attended by the young folks. The
affair broke up about midnight.
--Lost-A gentleman's plain gold
ring was lost on the street some
where last Wednesday. The finder
will please leave the same at this
office and receive suitable reward
Several Mason Valley property
owners left the first of the week to
meet with the Board of Equalization
in Dayton, among them Chas. Sny-
der, J. b. Gallagher and Jas. Nichol.
What's this? Why, L. r. Ames,
Smith, Nevada, has the State agency
for the famous Eureka Fly Killer
and Electric Sprayers. Every dairy
man should have them. Write for
circulars and prices.
Pima Indians kill all papooses re-
sembling paletaGes or Mexicans. The
adoption of tins system by the local
Piute contingent would be likely to
result in the extinction of that race
in one generation.
George Kneirim has purchased
the stage, horses, caryalls, etc, for
merly owned by Miller and Erway.
Mr. Kneirim will have an accommo-
dalton line between the mines here
abouts and this town.
Don't forget this! Eureka Fly
Killer is sure death to all kinds of
lice and vermin in poultry houses.
Nothing ever found to equal it.
Write L. X. Ames, State agent,
Smith, Lyon Co, Nevada.
The Miners Union dance given
at the Owl Hall last evening was
well attended, and proved to be a
very pleasant affair. The music was
excellent and fine supper was
served at the Commercial Hotel.
Ed Brady expects to leave to-
morrow or next day for Dublin, Ire
land, his old home, for visit of sew
eral months. He also intends to take
in the American Exposition and
visit friends in New York before he
departs.
M. Donahoe, representing San
Francisco people, who has been look
ing over the mining situation here,
returned to the city yesterday. He
will have some little work done upon
copper property upon which he
has secured an option.
The Borge Bros, Of Wabuska,
have imported another fancy pig.
This time it is Poland-China boar,
which they procured in Iowa. They
paid for him s25. They now have
some excellent breeds of pigs and
find that good stock pays.
The Borge Bros. are now milk
ing from 30 to so COWS and making
three shipments each week of about
90 pound apiece, or 1870 pounds i'll all.
Their butter is of fine quality, and
they find ready sale for 1t in camps
along the c. & g. road to the south.
Jim Andrews says he has
molebdenite mine at the head of the
Walker River. lie claims to be the
original locator of the mine of this
mineral in Mono county. Jim says
the stuff must be molebdenite be-
cause he does not know what else it
| is.
Carpenters are invited to send
in bids tor the building of the new
| church. Address them, under seal,
to Rev. Father Gleeson, postofhce,
Yerington. Plans can be seen at
Craig's Hall on Sunday, the 2oth of
Sept, at 3 p. NJ, and at any time by
communicating with Father Gleeson.
The advt. of Bert Bowling, as
sayer, will be found elsewhere in
this issue. Mr. Bowling has labor
atory in the rear of Craig's hotel,
and is prepared to make analyses
and and assays of ores of all kinds
at reasonable prices. Call on him
when you want anything done in
this line.