Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-10-19

will do some work on the property
soon.
The Dumontel mines and mill, at
Mount Grant, closed down this
week for the Winter. A fairly sue
cessful run was made this Summer
Flags were displayed at half
mast on the Amalgamated Com
pany's works at Butte, during the
funeral there of the late G. S. Bat
terman.
The keystone shaft, being sunk
by Rosenthal & Co., is now down
about one hundred feet, and indica-
lions are good for fine copper
property.
More cattle will be fed in this
valley this Winter than for many
seasons past, and the farmers will
probably dispose of all their hay at
good figures.
Mr.. Ortiz has opened up an iron
ledge, between this place and Wa
buska, which 1s fifty feet wide and
which can be traced for a distance
of over 5000 feet.
r. w. Apsey and w. B. Sanders
returned from Carson the first of the
week, having given $500 bonds to
appear before the next meeting of
the II. =. Grand Iurv.
--Lost-Thursday evening, Oct. 9,
lady's engraved silver belt buckle,
attached to a red satin ribbon.
Finder will be rewarded by return
ing same to this office.
Rev. F. R. Winsor will hold SER
vices in the NJ. Z. Church tomorrow
at II a. NJ. and at 7:3o p. NJ. Sunday
School after morning services. All
are cordially invited.
hurry Durham returned from
San Francisco Sunday last, bring
ing Mrs. Durham with him from
Valleys Springs. Mrs. Durham is
somewhat improved in health.
p. Walsh, the Reese River cattle
man, came in from that country the
first of the week. He has several
hundred of beef cattle on the way
here to winter on the Mcleod ranch.
Invitations are out tor the wed
ding of Miss Ida Knierim and Mr..
Alex. Murchie, OF this place, the
euaDt ~ tuba c1are ~, tho auaD;,or ~
November 9th, at the NJ. 4. Church.
-Chas. Kinds, of Smith Valley, is
building a good-sized reservoir in
Red Canyon, about six miles from
the ranch in Smith Valley, so as to
have plenty of water for irrigating
purposes next Summer.
p. Latapie, of the firm of B.
Sales < Co., came down from the
ranch Thursday and left for San
Francisco yesterday. He has his
sheep-dipping tanks in place at the
ranch and the sheep are being
dipped.
ID. f. Smith, son of T. b. Smith,
formerly of Smith Valley, was in
town this week. He is now in the
employ OF the government, and at
the present time is making a geo
logical survey of this section of the
country.
The ladies of Dayton and vicinity
are invited to call on Mrs. G. w. Legg
and inspect the beautiful and select
stock of latest style Fall and Winter
millinery goods, dress trimmings,
hair ornaments, etc. Mrs. Legg also
has the agency for Mrs. Nettie Har-
rison's toilet articles.
Miller & Hansen are in from
Pumpkin Hollow. They have about
forty tons of gold ore on the dump
of their mine, which will soon be
be hauled to the Spragg mill for
crushing. The boys contemplate
putting up small cyanide plant,
also.
Will Dyer left for Dayton Mon
day to visit his uncle, Alonzo Brann.
He will also rusticate for time at
Valleys Springs. This is Bills
first trip away from the camp for
ten years. When he returns he will
probably engage in business again
here, and will erect a stone building
for occupancy.
Pat Gallagher is still sinking on
his gold discovery near the Mason
Pass. He is now down 20 feet and
the ledge has widened out to three