Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-07-27
BRIEF MENTION.

Mason Valley last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fryer and children return
ed to their home in California last
Sunday.
Tom Mack was doing some sur
veying in the Walker River country
this week.
John Briggs ami wife returned
from their visit to San Francisco
last Saturday.
Il. A. Blakeslee, Internal Revenue
Collector, paid Dayton a short visit
last Thursday.
Fishermen are catching catfish
and carp in the river close to Dayton,
and now and then trout.
The Pollard mill, in Silver City,
is now running on 2so-ton lot of
ore from the Silver Hill mine.
The weather has been beastly
hot this week, the thermometer rang
ing between the 90 and 100 mark.
Miss Maggie Donohue of Gold
| Hill has been reelected teacher of
the public school at Yerington, Lyon
county.
Mrs. Robert Morris, Mr.. Wise, l.
| w. Morris and Charles Strosnider
were in from Mason Valley the first
of this week.
An artesian well on the Dang
berg farm, in Douglas County, flows
$4,000 gallons in ID hours from
| depth OF 44o feet.
The Reno Wheelmen are now
anxious to try some of the crack
teams of the East and may do so
during the State Fair.
Mrs. Z. Gale, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. G. Hazlett, for
several months, departed for her
home in the Kast yesterday.
Louis Legris returned to his
home in Silver City last Sunday
after spending a month among the
alfalfa fields of Mason Valley.
Miss May Farrell, who has been
visiting Miss Addie Brooks, of this
place, returned to her home in Ma
son Valley "Wednesday morning.
Dune Mckenzie was an arrival
from Yerington Monday, and, after
pa ying Carson and Reno a visit, re-
turned to the Valley Wednesday.
Mrs. John Lothrop, Misses Lille
and Daisy, Lawrence and Richmond,
and Mrs. Tom Pepper and children
leave this morning for visit to
Lake Tahoe.
The Dayton Orchestra will give
social dance in the Odeon Hall
next Thursday evening, Aug. Ist.
A feature of the evening will be a
moonlight waltz.
Our exchanges will please not
overlook our change of base. See
that your mailing monkies get the
TIMES on the list as located at Yering
ton, Nevada that is, if you desire to
exchange.
Frank Rogers, son OF John
Rogers, of Wellington, had his right
hand badly lacerated by the dis
charge of shotgun last Sunday.
He went to San Francisco to have
the injury treated.
"A test run of low grade ore
from the old Dayton mine was made
in the Pollard mill at Silver City
last week, and gave very satisfac-
tory returns. More ore will be taken
from this claim and worked in the
same mill.
lieutenant Fred Gignoux re-
turned from California last Sunday.
He recently passed very creditable
mental examination to be admitted
to the regular army, and is now
waiting to see if his physical qualit-
cations are O. k.
ID. ID. Davis and Ben Wilson, of
Silver City, made cleanup last
Saturday of 100 tons of ore taken
from the old Dayton mine. The ore
was worked at the Wilson arrastre
on the Carson River, and netted the
boys about $I2 per ton.
Quite heavy thunder shower
visited this place last Tuesday after
noon. 1t cooled the atmosphere and
made the surrounding hills and
ranches smell sweet with the verdi
ure of June. The next day, how