Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-10-05

DuckDoarQ w eQneSOay IN 'front.' OF
Leavitt's store. He was bruised up
a little, and only by having gentle
horse escaped more serious injury.
hurry Durham left for Wal
ley's Springs last Monday to see his
wife. From there he went to San
Francisco on mining business, and
! will be absent couple of weeks or
more.
Pete Quilici, on the Carson River,
raised some vegetables this year. He
had on exhibition in Dayton squash
which weighs Ioe pounds, and a
watermelon which weighs Al
pounds.
WHAT'S this? Why, L. r. Ames,
Smith, Nevada, has the State agency
| for the famous Eureka Fly Killer
and Electric Sprayers. Kvery dairy
man should have them. Write for
circulars and prices.
There is no mining news of i'm
portance to report this week. Things
are running along as usual in all the
mines. 1t is understood the Con. Ne
vada Co. expects to start it's smelter
some time this month.
Thomas Hill and Miss Elsie Midg-
ley, of Lovelock, went to San Fran
cisco and were married on the 28th
of last month. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Midgley, OF Sutro.
S. Gregory, the cattle man, re-
turned to Bodie the first of the week
but will return and spend the Whit
, er. He is undecided whether to
build residence on his town lot in
Craig's Addition, or not.
Deputy Sheriff Douglass came
out from Dayton Monday with sub
poenas for witnesses in the case of
the Blue Rock Miners Union VS..
Tom Williams, the detaulting Treas
urer of that organization.
Don't forget thisi Eureka Fly
| Killer is sure death to all kinds of
| lice and vermin in poultry houses.
Nothing ever found to equal it.
Write L. r. Ames, State agent,
Smith, Lyon Co., Nevada.
An electric light plant is being
put in at the Ludwig mine. Wires
are strung to the smelter, boarding
house, bunk-houses, ETC., and when
operations start electricity will be
used to light the entire plant.
Chris Buckley, who has a claim
at Mount Grant, is having twenty
FIVE tons of ore from his claim work
ed at the Thompson arrastre. The
ore is high grade, probably averag-
ing between $50 and $50 per ton.
There will be a double wedding
in Dayton next week, if reports are
correct. Mr.. Middleton, of Virginia
City, will marry Miss Addie Brooks,
and Fred Short, of the same place,
will marry Miss Laura Lothrop.
DIR. w. L. Hood was an arrival
in Yerington on Tuesday of this
week. The doctor is from California,
but has been looking about western
Nevada for the past few months, and
visited Tonopah before coming here.
Hay is selling quite rapidly in
the valley this season, and as high as
81 per ton has been paid by beef feed
ers. However, there is still large
quantity of hay and lot of good
pasturage for sale at reasonable fig-
| ures.
C. J. Orth has discovered and To-
Gated copper ledge between this
place and Wabuska, on the east side
of the valley, which he thinks may
prove valuable. Assays from the
groupings show a value of 10 per
cent. copper.
H. Gorham, who is interested in
the Ludwig copper mine at this
place, was an arrival from Gold Hill
last Monday. He visited the mine
and returned home Tuesday. He
reported being pleased with the
looks of the mine.
&C. w. Rodgers, who was acct
IDENTIFY shot in the hand some weeks
ago, in Smith Valley. and who re-
Gently returned from San Francisco,
where he was doctoring, has now
pone to Carson to have DR., Huffaker
treat the injured member.
The ladies of Dayton and vicinity
are invited to call on Mrs. G. w. Legg
and inspect the beautiful and select
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