Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-07-13
BRIEF MENTION.

of California, are visiting Dayton
friends.
Geo. Leidy, of Hawthorne, spent
a few days in town this week visit
ing friends.
H. V. Clinton and wife returned
to their home in Yerington last Sun
day morning.
Miss Maggie Mack left for Berk-
eley, Cal, last Tuesday to spend
few weeks of her vacation.
Miss Georgia Rammelkamp left
for Mason Valley last Sunday to
visit friends for few weeks.
Prof. Monroe left for Reno last
Saturday, where he will spend the
greater part of his vacation.
Tom Sullivan and wife and
daughter drove down from Virginia
City on short visit last Sunday.
Passenger and freight traffic
over the c. & g. has never been so
heavy as during the past six months.
DIR. Lawson and Miss Hettie Nc
Intosh, of Virginia City. were mar
ried "Wednesday evening in that city.
Miss Louise Cooke, of this place,
will teach the primary department
of the Hawthorne school next term.
ID. w. Melarkey returned from
Mason Valley Wednesday and went
out again Thursday. He is rustling
harvest hands.
Miss Lizzie Baker, who has been
visiting Dayton friends for few
weeks, returned to her home in Yer
ington last Sunday.
President Hays of the Southern
Pacific has appointed Mr.. K. II. FitZ-
hugh assistant to the president, with
an office in San Francisco.
Otto Williams, who formerly
taught school here, has been admitted
to the bar, and is now practicing law
in partnership with NJ. S. Wilson,
at Klko.
Charlie Kinds and wife were in
from Smith Valley last Sunday.
They attended the Carson Carnival
last week and returned home last
Monday.
C. B. Logan, who killed an Indian
in Mason Valley some years ago, has
been pardoned. He was sentenced to
thirty years, but has served about
five years.
C. c. Kuhn, F. H. Gibson, of San
Francisco, and Messrs. f. NJ. Herman
and G. A. Christensen, paid Dayton
a visit last Wednesday, also taking
in the Sutro Tunnel.
Mason Valley ranchers are hav-
ing hard time to get haying hands.
The crop is light this year, and if the
cost of putting it up comes too high,
some ranchers will not harvest the
crop.
r. Cleator, the Virginia boot and
shoe man paid Dayton short visit
last Sunday. Rob't. is selling out his
entire stock and is thinking of TAX
ing some of it to Yerington to dis
pose of.
The Carson City wheelmen have
taken steps to organize a relay BIZ
cycle team, and they expect to try
conclusions with a team from Stock
ton some time during the coming
Carson fair.
Mrs. Sandy Bowers, better
known as the "Washoe Seeress," has
returned to Reno broken in health
and purse, and it seems it will only
be a short time until the final sum-
mons comes.
Col. K. D. Boyle has recently as
certained with an aneroid that the
altitude of the townsite of Como. is
1850 feet above sea level and that the
summit of Mount Davidson on the
Comstock, is 1871 feet above sea
level.
S. G.. Whitney, travelling for
Mau, Sadler 4 Co., paid this office
pleasant little visit Tuesday. We
could hardly keep him from getting
in and singing upa galley or two of
matter, but compromised on taking
"smile."
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter,
Mrs. Clay, have opened the dining
room of the Wadsworth Hotel. If
the Wadsworth people never had