Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-06-08
BRIEF MENTION.

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| i'll at his home with pneumonia.
Miss Kate Barton returned to her
home in Yerington Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. H. Davis and children re-
turned from California last Satur-
day.
r. B. Roger, of Silver City, pass
ed through here Tuesday, bound for
Tonapah.
Miss Ida Cooper went out to Ma
son Valley Tuesday to work for Mrs.
G. r. Fox.
Mrs. d. w. Melarkey accom-
panied her husband to Yerington
this week.
Miss Elsie Gavin and brother
were over from Empire on a visit
last Sunday.
-Wabuska now has another store,
and, it is, reported, will soon have
another saloon.
Andy Gooney came in form Yer
ington Monday evening and return
ed Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Sparks, OF Virginia
City, was the guest of the Misses
Rammelkamp this week.
-Yerington is to have brass
band, and the boys are getting ready
to make music ON the 4th.
-"Alkali Bills" two ls-mule teams
began hauling supplies from Wa
buska to the smelter last Tuesday.
"A soc bottle OF Trib liniment in
the house prevents much suffering,
saves much time and some money.
ed from Churchill County last Sat
urday, where she has been teaching
school.
Judge Mack after holding short
session of Court here yesterday
morning, left on the train for Haw-
thornc.
Two new houses have been COM
| ton, and II. V. Clinton has his dwell
ing well under way.
Otto Williams, who taught
school here some years ago, has been
admitted to the bar, having passed
very creditable examination.
! Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret If you forget
Trib when you go touring
-Wabuska is to have blacksmith
shop. This is necessary on account
of the large number of teams that
are treighting out of that place now.
Another man, named Harry
| Trot, who failed to heed the warn
ing of Truckee's COL, was given
coat of tar and feathers Tuesday
night.
The Wilson Bros, of Butte, have
bonded the Spragg mine, in Mason
| Valley, for S25,ooo and are going to
do some extensive work on the prop
erty in the near future.
Mrs. Walsh and Miss Tessie
Fitzgerald, of Gold Hill, were in
Dayton Wednesday selling tickets
to Frank Reimes' benefit. They sold
about $40 worth of tickets.
Mrs. King, mother of Mrs. Tom
Rowe was visiting Dayton this week.
| She was accompanied by her son, NJ.
| J. King and wife, and Mrs. Silva, her
sister. All are from Oakland, Cal.
DE Wet has gone crazy again
at all events, he has once more be-
gun attacking the enemies of his
country, and that, in London, ap-
pears to be considered clear proof of
lunacy.
i. H. Hepworth, formerly of this
place, is now located near Clairville,
Plumas County, Cal. He is engaged
in putting up hosting works on
copper mine of which II. II. Bence
has charge.
Mrs. Legg has received an ele-
giant supply of shirt-waists, belts,
neckware and organdies from which
you can make lovely selection for
4th of July. She also has lovely
lot of fine millinery goods. Call
w. .. Still, an employee at the
| Bluestone smelter in Mason Valley,
accidentally sat down in pot full of
hot Stag last Saturday. He is recov-
ering from his burns and is not anx-
ious to take so hot seat again.
H. Pugh, for his company, has
purchased the old Ludwig copper
mine, in Mason Valley, and is going
to do considerable development
work. This probably means another
smelter for that section before a
great while.
-Lovelock ranchers are installing
a number of gasoline engines for
pumping purposes. They furnish a
cheap power and will undoubtedly
replace the windmills in places
where it is necessary to raise water
from wells for irrigation use.
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