Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-09-07

Numerous hunters were out
hunting ducks this week. These
birds are plentiful on the sloughs
short distance from town, and val
ley quail were never known to be 80
numerous.
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.
There are at least a dozen ex-
perts in Reno at present looking
after mining property.-JourndL
If these gentlemen will come to
Mason Valley they can find all kinds
of mining property.
j. l. Wilson made location of a
copper and gold prospect bout seven
miles east of Pumpkin Hollow last
week, which he thinks is pretty good.
Gold can be seen in some of the ore
and it shows up pretty well in
horn.
Casper Becker has engaged an
orchestra for the Sacramento Beer
Hall, in Reno. The musicians are Z.
l.. Williams, l. V. McCatferty and J.
H. Ivory.
And thus it is that Yerington loses
her orchestra.
What's this? Why, L. r. Ames,
Smith, Nevada, has the State agency
tor the famous Eureka Fly Killer
and Electric Sprayers. Every dairy
man should have them. Write for
circulars and prices.
There is no truth in the report
that H. A. Cohen has been discharged
as manager of the De Lamar mining
properties. He is still looking after
good copper mines.-State E-rChang-
eS.
Well, we told you so a month ago.
Alfred Baker, the young son of
Henry Baker, tell from a horse he
was riding this week Wednesday,
and broke his arm AT the elbow. DR..
Jones was summoned, and reduced
the fracture. The break is i'll a bad
place and may cause the youngster
stiff arm.
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.. X. Ames, State agent,
Smith, Lyon Co., Nevada.
Mr.. Fallon and son drove up
from Carson Sink Thursday and yes
terday continued on to their home in
Smith Valley. Mr.. Fallon is arrang-
ing to bring his cattle up from
Churchill county. He reports much
sickness among cattle in that section
this Summer.
z. Pierce arrived from Reno last
Saturday and is sorting out bunch
of beef cattle from his band of steers
to feed for market. Mr.. Pierce will
feed all his cattle in this valley this
Winter, as he believes the climate
and feed liz better adapted for win
tering stock than any other place in
the State.
DIR. Spangler returned from Big
Pine last Wednesday, after attend
ing conference for week. He has
been appointed to GO to South Amer
lea and take charge of church work
in the Argentine Republic. Mr..
Spangler will preach his farewell
sermons in Yerington tomorrow
morning and evening.
The other day, while Tom Will
liams and the other boys who are at
work on the Spragg mine, were over
hauling pile of lumber near the
mine they found box or more OF
candles slowed away under the
boards, where an industrious wood
rat had taken them. Mr.. rat was
summarily dispatched.
The ranch property, mine and
mill, of the late &. f. Lang, at Cam
bridge, have been leased to Joe Deit-
rich for the term of three months
from August 26th, 1901, and hereby
notify all parties that l will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
against the same.
MRs. RACHEL LANG.
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