Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-09
BRIEF MENTION.


the best liniment yet discovered by
man.
| -Born-In Carson, February sd,
1901, to the wife of Theo. Hofer, Jr.,
a son.
Mrs. G. Blanchard, of this place,
has been visiting Reno friends this
week.
Jim Millsaps has purchased the
Huntoon residence and will occupy
it shortly.
-Jerre Correcco, the genial wet
goods drummer, paid Dayton visit
Wednesday.
-Assemblyman Whitacre was a
passenger yesterday morning for
Mason Valley.
Tom Pepper and wife and child
rem returned to their home in Soda
willie last Sunday.
--Born-In Battle Mountain, Janu-
airy aoth, 1901, to the wife OF Harry
Randall, a daughter.
Should the weather of the past
two days continue Daytonites may
get an ice crop after all.
ID. w. Melarkey and family have
given up housekeeping and are now
boarding at the Occidental.
M. J. King and wife returned
from California last Tuesday after
an absence of several months.
-Trib used rightly never disap-
points. 1t is Just liniment, makes
but few promises and tulhlls them.
commissioner Turner and Pen
rose were in from Smith and Mason
Vallies Monday to transact county
business.
The eight-hour law which has
passed the Assembly will probably
be knocked out in the Senate, as it
should be.
There was no connection with
the e. P. train from the West yes
terday, consequently no mail from
that direction.
Senator Gallagher went out to
Mason Valley yesterday morning to
attend the funeral of his mother-in.
law, Mrs. James johnson.
ID. G. Wheeler, the Reno sheep
man, was in town the FIRST of this
week looking after some of his flocks
which are wintering in this section.
Young Frank Brooks fell from a
sled Wednesday night while coast
ing and was quite seriously bruised.
1t is thought that possibly one of his
ribs is broken.
The funeral of the late c. G. Wal
lace took place in San Francisco last
Saturday and was largely attended
by friends from this State and Cali
fornia. The remains were inferred
in the Holy Cross Cemetery.
John w. Poland and family, of
Mason Valley, passed through here
Tuesday evening last on their way
to Kansas. Mr.. Roland has, for the
past six years, been superintendent
of the Mason Valley creamery.
John Conway returned from the
eastern part of the State the first of
this week, where he had been en-
gagged in railroad work. He reports
that the big part of the work now
being done on the Central Pacific is
performed by japanese.
A sheep-herder had a runaway
near Lunning, on the e. & G. road,
last Monday, and in falling out of
the wagon fractured his skull. He
WAS taken through here on his way
to San Francisco last Tuesday even
ing, accompanied by DR.. Berry, of
Hawthorne.
"A man named Stewart sold his
ranch last week and went to Klko to
take in the sights. While Stewart
was under the influence of liquor
two women of the town and their
lovers relieved him of $2os in coin.
The four were arrested, but they re-
turned the money and the complaint
was dropped.
Many OF our exchanges state that
the new smelter for Mason Valley is
to be located at Wabuska. This in
formation is not correct. The new
smelter will be erected near the
company's mine, which is four or
FIVE rniles southwest of Yerinrtnn