Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-05-11
BRIEF MENTION.


Baseball Fingers" yield to Trib.
K. F. johnson and wife lett for
their home in California Monday.
"A four-foot vein of coal has been
encountered in the Klko coal mine.
The German Specialists paid
Dayton a visit Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Joe Mack has been visiting his
parents in Dayton tor few days
this week.
-Trib is economical. A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains
and burns.
Mrs. H. v. Clinton is in from
Mason Valley on a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. Hancock.
The Dayton orchestra will give
a motto social at the Cdeon Hall next
Wednesday evening.
KID McCulla and wife took their
departure for Grass Valley, Cal,
last Monday, there to reside.
Mrs. F. G. Hazlett and Mrs. K.
Gale will leave this morning for
short visit to San Francisco.
Fred Strauss has sold his barber
shop to N. Natolini, and is thinking
of going to Tonapah to locate.
Maurice Mack and Robert Grim
mon have purchased the store bust
ness of L. H. Bell, at Yerington.
-Cyclers may use Trib to advan-
tage. 1t lubricates the sinews, aids
quick action, and prevents stiffness.
Mrs. r. u. Calvert and daughter,
Jennie. of Mound House, will leave
tomorrow on a visit to San Fran
cisco.
President Mckinley has some
silver mines in White Pine County,
this State, and may visit them while
on this coast.
I'D Whittacre has begun the
const ruction of new residence on
Craig's Addition, Yerington. So has
H. v. Clinton.
Joe Benassi has sold the Kurope
Saloon to Joe Isola and Guilio Taglia
and will soon open a store in his
building next to the saloon.
Call at Mrs Legg's and see the
new line OF shirt-waists, dimities,
In WINS, all.over lace and embroideries,
ginghams, etc. No trouble to show
goods.
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell and child
rem returned to their home in Haw-
thorne last Saturday, after visit of
several weeks in Sutro, Virginia
City and Dayton.
The Younger brothers, who have
been serving a lite sentence in the
Minnesota penitentiary for murder
and bank robbery, are to be paroled.
after having served a years.
Mrs. Beppina Roschini, who re-
sided a couple of weeks i'll Dayton
after her arrival from Winnemucca,
has opened the saloon in Sutro for
,nerly conducted by Syl Moran.
Commissioner Penrose was in
town on Monday and Tuesday.
Commissioner Turner failed to show
up at the meeting OF the Board Mon
day. He is i'll at his home in Smith
Valley.
h. F. Brown, died at Garrison,
Montana on the al of this month,
quite suddenly, aged 6e years. His
funeral took place on May Sth. Mr..
Brown was the father of Mrs. w.
w. Coffin, formerly of Dayton.
SO tar there seems to be a dispo-
sition to make the street carnival at
Carson on July sd, 4th, and sth big
thing. 1t is reported that Reno and
Virginia City will "stand in" and
Dayton will probably furnish few
visitors.
Constable McNeely came in from
Mason Valley Tuesday night with
an Indian whom he placed in Jail to
serve thirty-day sentence. The
Piute was arrested i'll Yerington last
Sunday for being drunk and dis
orderly.
&C. f. Holland and X. McGrath,
mining men of San Francisco, paid
Como visit this week to look at the
Kureka.C Como mine. They took a
few samples and left Wednesday
morning for Winnemucca. They
expect to return to Como soon.