Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-09-14

ureS OF old residents Tor pastures
new. An exodus of large numbers
took place last week and this.
The TImKs acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a complimentary season
ticket to the Ornsby County Fair,
which will be held in Carson from
September sd to 28th, inclusive.
Notice is hereby given that par
ties who travel through the Farrell
and Perazzo ranches, near Wabuska,
and leave the gates open will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. JOHN FARRELL.
Herman Rudolph, of the Novato
French Cheese Factory, of Marin
county, Cal, is expected here at any
time now with an outfit to make
test of making French cheese from
alfalfa milk.
Don't forget that next Friday
night is the date set for the Miners
Union ball. Excellent music will be
furnished, and a good supper served.
A good time generally is guaranteed
all who attend.
Bert Bowling and wife were ar
rivals from Virginia City on Wed
nesday's stage. Mr.. Bowling ex-
poets to locate here and establish an
assay office. He is practical man
at this business.
What's this? Why, L. X. 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.
Angus Mcleod has leased por-
ton of his ranch, known as the
Woodcock place, to Anehlo Zari and
several other Italians, of Dayton.
They will go into the potato raising
business on n large scale next season.
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.. K. Ames, State agent,
Smith, Lyon Co., Nevada.
-Supt Allen, of the Reservation,
went in last Saturday to Carson
with three Pluto boys who had run
away from the school at Carson. Mr..
Smith, OF Carson, has also been look
ing for runaways and drumming up
recruits in this valley this week.
-Messrs. Cohen and Heller, De
Lamar's representatives, took their
departure last Friday night after
arranging tor the purchase of the
Douglass gfss1p of mines, owned by
H. 4. Miller ansfssthcrs. Mr.. Small
has charge of the'sseperty at pres
ent.
BY reference to our stssaertising
columns 1t will be noticed thar Apdy
Coonry has assumed the proprietess
ship of the Union Hotel, in Dayton.
Andy will conduct this well-known
caravansary in tirst-class style, and
bespeaks a share OF the public pat
ronage.
Constable McNeely took a Piute
to Dayton last Saturday to board in
the county Jail for thirty days as
punishment tor being drunk and dis
orderly. 1t is pity he could not
have taken the person who sold the
Piute whisky along, and given him
thirty years.
Have you signed the petition for
the extension of the Chinese Exclu-
sion Actp 1t not, you should do so
ut once. The Importance of this
measure calls for prompt action, as
the failure to re-enact the law would
deal vital blow to all the industrial
branches in the United States.
The ranch property, mine and
mill, of the late Z. +. Lang, at Cam
bridge, have been leased to Joe Deit-
rich for the term of three months
from August 26th, 1901, and l hereby
notify all parties that l will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
against the same.
MRs. RACHEL LANG.
"A twenty-dollar gold piece will
weigh SIG grains, and contains 464.s
grains of fine gold. There is twenty
dollars worth of "pure gold" in $40
piece; the SIG grains of alloy there
in is to give it hardness and dura-
bility. Whether in the shape of coin
or melted nugget the $40 gold piece,
az it comes from the United States
mint, is worth exactly $40.
Rev. DIR. Spangler and family
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