Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-06-15
BRIEF MENTION.

"A. G. Berry paid Mason Valley a
short visit this week.
Constable McNeeley, of Mason
Valley, has rendered his resignation.
-Emmit McCulla returned to Ma
son Valley from Reno last Sunday.
Senator J. B. Gallagher, Of Yer
ington, paid Carson visit the first
of this week.
Miss Julia Barton and Miss Liz
zie Baker, of Yerington, are visiting
Dayton friends.
Mrs. Jas. Shaw, of Reno, has
been visiting Dayton relatives and
friends this week.
VIII Scott is home from San
Francisco, having finished his stud
les at Heald's College.
The large annex of the Nevada
House, at Wadsworth, was destroy
ed by fire Tuesday night.
George Randall came home from
Carson Thursday, the State Printing
Office having closed down.
B. II. Strother, formerly shift
| boss at the Bluestone mine, left Yer
ing for Tonapah last Monday.
B. II. Reymers and wife, of Ma
son Valley, drove in "Wednesday
and continued on to Carson.
Both smelters are now running
full blast in Mason Valley and turn
ing out copper in paying quantities.
"A soc bottle OF Trib liniment in
the house prevents much suffering,
saves much time and some money.
1t is reported that Jas. 2. Morrill,,
of Verdi, and Miss Nellie Cooper, of
this place, will be married to-mor.
row.
C. Johnson, of the Eldorado Can
ming Co., has our thanks for samples
of the delicious fruits put up by
that company.
! Will Gruber came in from Yer
ington last Saturday to attend the
funeral of his uncle, Mat Bay, and
returned Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Sparks, of American
| Falls, Idaho, who has been visiting
the Misses Rammelkamp, will leave
for her home today.
-Cy Logan, who killed an Indian
in Mason Valley some years ago, will
ask for pardon at the next meeting
of the Board of Pardons.
Mrs. f. Lehigh, of G old Hill, went
out to Douglass last Tuesday morn
ing to nurse Tom Peppers infant
child, which is seriously i'll.
C. P. Randall, ]. 4. Bray, A.
Tailleur, A. J. Newman and ]. K.
Newman attended the Grand Lodge
K. of p. in Carson this week.
Justice Patterson, of Yerington,
brought vagrant named McLane in
from that town Tuesday to board
with Sheriff Randall for 90 days.
| Against pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret if you forget
| Trib when you go touring.
Will Langevin, who is now on
the road for Lindley & Co., of Sac
ramento, arrived herr Thursday
and LETT for Mason Valley yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Snyder passed through
here Wednesday on her way from
San Fran cisco to Mason Valley to at
tend the funeral of her father, Robt.
Norris.
Albert MINIS, of Silver City, re.
turned from Tonapah last Wednes-
day. He sold his lease on claim
there and says he is not badly stuck
on" the camp.
r. b. Davis, wife and little
daughter, We're arrivals on last
evenings train from Douglas, rs
meralda County, on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
"A new gasoline hoist arrived in
Wabuska this week tor the old Bos-
on-Nevada Copper Co., OF Mason
Valley. The hoist will be used to
sink on the Mcconnell mine.
Mrs. LaFrance and daughter, of
Virginia City, spent several days in
Dayton visiting Mrs. George Barton
last week, and took her departure
for Bodie Monday to join her hus-
band.
-Born-To the wife of Angelo
Ouilici, on Carson River, June I2th,
1901, a ten-pound boy. Mother and
child are well, Andy is happy, and
grandpa Depoah is-well, never