Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-06-22
BRIEF MENTION.

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Prof. Ring was over from Car
son last Sunday.
Miss Pearl Collins, of Yerington,
is visiting Dayton friends for few
days.
w. J. Douglass and Sam Law
renee, of Virginia, spent last Sun
day in Dayton.
-Thos. Klliott, route agent for
Wells, Fargo & Co., paid Yerington
visit last Monday.
The alfalfa crop throughout the
county is not up to the average.
Haying began this week.
| Hay hands are scarce in Mason
Valley, and an advance in wages is
demanded by the laborers.
"A soc bottle of Trib liniment in
the house prevents much suffering.
saves much time and some money.
About sixty tons of copper matte
have 80 far been shipped from the
Excelsior Company's shelter in Ma
son Valley.
Mrs. A. Walmsley, formerly of
this place, is now running an ice
cream parlor in Carriers, Tuolumne
County, Cal.
1t is reported that the Yerington
school will be graded next year and
that a principal and assistant will
be employed.
j. d. Collins came in from Yer
ington last Sunday and continued on
to Reno to attend the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows.
H. w. Ely, who has been acting
as foreman at the Bluejay mine, in
Mason Valley, came in from that
camp Sunday last.
%. A. Brooks left for Reno Non
day where he has a contract to sink
shaft on some mining ground own
ed by Senator Flanagan.
The school trustees of this Dis
trict held a meeting Monday last
and elected Prof. Monroe and Miss
Mack to teach for another year.
j. G. Kaufman is building an
addition to his saloon building in
Yerington. A hrst-class chop stand
is to be started in it by Mccattery.
Against pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret it you forget
Trib when you go touring.
Andy Walmsley has opened a
restaurant in Yerington, next to
Emerson's Exchange, where you can
get meals at all hours of the day or
night.
Miss Margaret Donohue and Miss
Lillian Jones, who have been teach
ing in Mason Valley, returned to
their homes in Virginia City last
Sunday.
The first issue of the Tonobdh
Bonanza is out. 1t is published by
w. w. Booth, an old-time Nevada
printer an newspaper man. Put us
on the x-list, neighbor.
John Briggs and wife, of Silver
| City, drove down Tuesday to take
the train for San Francisco, but they
were too late for the train and post
poned the trip tor a day.
Consult the German and English
Specia lists at Dayton Thursday un-
til noon June 27th, in Yerington on
the 73d, 24th and 7Sth, and in Silver
City on the 27th and 2Sth.
C. S. Batterman, of the Excelsior
Co., of Mason Valley, passed through
| Wednesday on his way to Montana.
He reports things running smoothly
at the new smelter now.
John Lothrop and wife, r. b.
Davis and wife, Mrs. l.. Whitten,
Mrs. NJ. Tailleur and Mrs. I. Mack, of
this place, attended the Grand Lodge
l. O. o. f. and the Rebeckah Degree
in Reno this week.
Jas. =. Morrill, and Miss Nellie
Cooper were married in Reno last
Sunday, and Monday went to Verdi
to reside. The bride has many
friends here who wish her happy
and prosperous married life.
Thomas Coombs, a former resi-
dent of Sutro, died in Butte City,
Montana, on the 10TH inst. He leaves
a wife and several children, and
was member of River Lodge No. E,
A. 0. U. W., in good standing. No
particulars of his death are at hand.
DIR. Vance & Co. will be in Day
ton Wednesday evening, June 26th,
and remain until Thursday noon,