Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-08-17

being cut all over this valley. The
first crop was not near up to the
average, but the second crop will be
a buster.
Mrs. K. r. Lam and Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Baker, who have beer on a
camping trip to Hope Valley for a
couple of weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
C. III. Lunt, of Winnemucca, and
Miss Klla Devine. of Rono, were
married in the latter town last week
The bride was formerly a resident
of Dayton.
Henry MCGOWAN had his arm
quite badly bruised last Sunday
afternoon by an ore car at the Blue
stone jumping the track and throw
ing him off.
Harvesting of grain is now in
full blast throughout the valley. The
grain crop of Missouri Flat will be
the heaviest reaped for many years
past, by long odds.
Miss Irma Boyce, who has been
visiting the Misses Wilson, OF this
valley, for several weeks past, re
turned to her home in Woodbridge
Cal, last Saturday.
IT. J. Cooper, of Virginia City
who has been in Bodie, taking down
mill for Cain 4 McCone, passed
through Yerington Wednesday, en-
route to Berlin, Nye County.
Wallace Coffin, who left Dayton
year or more ago, to reside in Mon
tana, has returned to Nevada. and
will act as agent for the c. 4 z. sys
tenn OF the S. P. at Sodaville.
The ladies of the Aid Society
have ftty-three yards of well-made
rag carpet which they offer for sale
at sscts. per yard. Call at the par
sonage and inspect this bargain.
What's this? Why. L. r. 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.
Mr.. Lang, of the Black Horse
mine, near Cambridge, returned
from Reno last Sunday, where he
was purchasing machinery to reft
the Lang and Dietrich quartz mill.
Will the Carson Appeal, Rene
Journal. Elko Free Press, and Vir
ginia Report stir their mailing mon.
kies up and change the address OF
the TIMES from Dayton to Yerington
The big Indian fandango is billed
to begin tomorrow night. Indians
are flocking into the valley from all
parts OF the State. The festivities
will probably last three or four
days.
w. w. Downer, of California
was in town this week canvassing
foa a work entitled Century Book
OF Facts" The work is late one
and contains much information tor
family use.
Don't forget thisl 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.
AT the last meeting of the Com
missioners the petition for road
from Main street, in Yerington, tc
and beyond DR.. Leavitt's place was
granted and the report Of the ap
praisers accepted.
"A large cellar is being built at
Wabuska to store potatoes so the
owners will have them on hand tC
fill orders Immediately. Those hun
cry Tonopah people can be supplied
on short notice now.
M. Cohn and K. Cohn, of Carson
and Messrs. Rudolph and Wheeler
of California, drove in from Carson
yesterday. They are figuring or
establishing a cheese factory some
where in this section.
"A fire in Dayton last Friday
evening destroyed the tallow-house
at the Quilici staughterhouse. II
was only by the greatest efforts OF
the fremen that the main slaughter
house building was saved.
DIR. J. p. Niles, General Manager
of the Nevada Consolidated Copper
Mining and Smelling Company, was
4, a.-riual lout xsxaalc Eri.in fro.,