Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-05-18
BRIEF MENTION.
-Cyclers find friend in Trib.

| SnOp mere ana moved TO SutrO.
Baseball Fingers" yield to Trib.
Senators Jones and Stewart are
expected to arrive in this State soon.
-Kugene Tailleur was an arrival
from San Francisco Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. G.. P. Randall left for visit
to San Francisco last Sunday after
noon.
r. A. Logan came over from Car
son Wednesday and continued on to
Como.
-Tribi is economical A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains
and burns.
--Leete Blanchard and Johnny
Gruber left last Sunday tor visit
to San Francisco.
Ca rsonites estimate that they
will have about $1,000 to spend on
their Fourth of July carnival.
F. 4. Gignoux left for San Fran
cisco Thursday evening to report
for duty at army headquarters.
-Cyclers may use Trib to advan-
| tage. 1t lubricates the sinews, aids
quick action, and prevents stiffness.
The Mound House school closed
last Friday, and Miss Ida Cooper, the
teacher, is home to spend her vaca-
ton.
Mrs. II. Davis and two children
left Thursday evening for visit to
! San Francisco and other California
points.
Jasper Harrell, formerly of the
| Spa rks-Harrell Cattle Co., of this
State, died in Visalia, CAL, on the
18th inst.
F. A. Strauss has moved his
family to Gold Hill and will leave
tomorrow for Tonapah to open a
barber shop.
1T is reported that G. NJ. Sain, of
Lovelock, has purchased the Reno
Jou rnal and will conduct it as Re
publican paper.
II. X. Lemaire has purchased the
Central Neradau from r. c. Bios
som. The paper will appear shortly
in new dress.
j. b. Gallagher and wife and ].
S. Craig and wife, of Mason Valley,
were passengers last Sunday for
San Francisco.
Mrs. Mckinley is reported to be
in very serious state of health in
San Francisco, and there are doubts
about her recovery.
Call at Mrs Legg and see the
new line OF shirt-waists, dimities,
| lawns, all-over lace and embroideries,
ginghams, etc. No trouble to show
goods.
Father Gleason was passenger
for Mason Valley on Tuesdays train.
He is doing some tall rustling to
establish Catholic church in Yer
ington.
j. X. Allen, Supt. at the Walker
Lake Indian Reservation, was a
passenger on Wednesdays train re-
turning to the Reservation from
Carson.
--LADIES:-Send stamp and we
will tell you how to obtain any gar
ment you wish, FREE worth FIVE
dollars. Astoria Manufacturing Co.,
Portland, Ore, Box 72o.
Another California Judge has
declared Reno marriages of Calitor-
MIA divorced people invalid; still the
Reno matrimonial bureau does bust
ness daily at the old stand.
When the Norris & Rowe dog
show visited Reno crowd of graft
erS" following the show 'unloaded a
sack or two of bogus soc. pieces on
the unsuspecting people of that viii
lage.
C. K. Hudson has opened the old
Randall blacksmith shop at this
place and is prepared to do horse
shoeing and general blacksmithing
at prices to suit the times. See ad.
vertisement.
There was sort of ball game
here last Sunday between the Day.
ton boys and nine from Gold Hill
and Silver City. At the end of five
innings the score stood II to in
favor of Dayton and the game ended
The Carson River at this point
has been running bank full this