Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-10-26

-ChaS. L. OnOrt, OF tne WaoS-
worth bottling works, was in town
this week. He returned to Wads-
worth Wednesday, and Will Young
accompanied him. Will may secure
a Job on the G. p.
Miller and Hansen took the 40
ton cyanide tank at the Con.-Nev.
smelter up to the Spragg mill the
first of this week. They are ar
! ranging to handle Pumpkin Hollow
ore by the cyanide process.
-Chas. s. Levy, representing
Roth 4 Co., San Francisco, George
Bartels, for the Wilson Mfg. Co.,
Sacramento, and Bud Phillips, for
the Klkus Co., San Francisco, took
whack at the camp this week.
-Chas. Emerson and Tom Herman
have located extensions of the
Gallagher gold claim in Mason Pass
Samples of ore from the groupings
show free gold quite plentifully
sprinkled throughout the Quartz.
Work was begun last Monday
on repairing the lower Smith Valley
bridge. The bridge has been in bad
shape for some time past. Spiles are
being driven and the bridge will
soon be safe for large teams to cross.
Pat McHager, the tonsorial
artist, has just completed very
neat and tasty hanging hat-rack and
looking-glass. The rack is adorned
with pair of deer horns, and the
glass is surrounded by artistic plush
work.
j. /. Wilson, Henry Wood,
James West, c. w. Gallagher, Fred
Littell, NJ. <. Leavitt and George
Knierim, of this place, and Will
Simpson and John O'Banion, of
Smith Valley, were in Dayton the
first part of this week doing Grand
Jury duty.
F. G. Everett met with a painful
accident at the Ludwig pump shaft
a few days ago. He was holding up
some heavy pipe when it settled and
cut both of his hands, across the
fingers, badly. He will be laid up
for some days.
Constable McNeely returned
from Reno, Carson and Dayton last
Saturday. On the way out from
Dayton he was taken with hemor-
rhage of the lungs, and for three
days was pretty sick. He is now
able to be about.
If some OF the mining men who
are running around Reno and Car
son, and othe- portions of the State,
looking tor investments and mining
property, will come out to Mason
Valley they will be shown some ex-
cellent prospects to invest in.
The ladies Of Dayton and vicinity
are invited to call on Mrs. G. w. Legg
and inspect the beautiful and select
stock of latest style Fall and Winter
millinery goods, dress trimmings,
hair ornaments, etc. Mrs. Legg also
has the agency for Mrs. Nettie Har-
rison's toilet articles
j. A. McNeely, representing the
Page Woven Wire Fence Company,
of Adrian, Michigan, has been in
town this week exhibiting samples
of his fence. The fence is an excel
lent one for stock purposes, and Mr..
McNeely has sold considerable of il
in this valley.
Ben Hamilton and wife were ar
rivals Monday from Pawtucket,
X. L., and are visiting De Witt
Crowninshield and wife for couple
of weeks while on their way to Los
Angeles for visit. Mr.. Hamilton
is a cousin of Mr.. Crowninshield's,
and the late Sam Hamilton was his
uncle.
Will and Walt Robinson, who
have a lease on the Wilson mine,
have struck pretty good bunch of
ore. They are in a distance of about
800 feet. and tor some time have been
doing considerable dead work. They
were Just about to throw up their
lease when they made the last
strike.
Karl Russell, who got tangled
up with too many women, and spent
some weeks in a London Jail, is going
to renounce his country and become
an American. 1t is said he will dis
pose of all his English holdings and
invest in a Nevada ranch. 1t is just
possible he may locate in Mason
Valley.
Quite number of our exchang-
es are stating that r. w. Apsey was