Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-12-14
sald MENTION

The finest line of lamps in town
at Lam's.
Ladies' fine rubbers, at soc. a pair,
at Segal's.
Mrs. Perkins took her departure
for Dayton Tuesday.
Felt rubber boots, two buckles,
for IS per pair at Segal's.
Lumber can be bought for $50 a
thousand in Tonopah now.
Fresh fish, oysters, crabs, at the
Vienna Cafe every Friday.
Will and Grover Young left for
WadswOrth last Tuesday.
If you want knife or razor that
is guaranteed, call at Lan's.
Fresh bread, pies and doughnuts
at the Vienna Cafe every day.
Just received. a large line of
jewelry and watches at Lam's.
Several more men were put on
at the Bluestone the first of this week.
Don't forget the school entertain
ment and dance at Craig's Hall next
Friday night.
Jimmie Andrews took his de-
parture for southern California yes
terdsy morning.
Will Langevin, the commercial
traveller, came in Thursday and de-
parted yesterday.
w. L. Hayes left for Tonopah
Tuesday, where he will do some sur
veying for the government.
j. K. Cohn, an attorney OF Alpine
county, was in town few days this
week. visiting his uncle, M. Segal.
Miss May Charlebois, who has
been visiting the Misses Paquint, re-
turned to her home last Saturday.
Prank Robinson came in from
Tonopah the first of the week and is
looking TOR horses tor his b,g team.
Bob Apsey tell from II load Of hay
the other day and was quite severely
bruised up. He il now recovering.
| Johnny FARRELL was down from
Cambridge yesterday. He reports
the mines in that district all looking
well.
| Miss Mollie O'Keefe, who is keep
ing house tor G. Charlebois, left last
Saturday for visit to her home in
Virginia City.
You can procure the right kind
OF blanks at this office TO make oath
OF annual labor performed on your
mining claims.
Johnny McAllister. formerly of
Pinegrove, has established a station
on the Tonopah road about four miles
out from Sodaville.
| Johnny Benefits left for Silver
City last Sunday morning, called
there by the death of his brother-in.
la w, Charles Thomas.
This valley was visited by an
other light furry of snow Tuesday
night. The weather is still threaten
ing HorIn OF some KIM.
During Father Gleeson's stay in
the valley there will be two services
every Sunday, at ten in the morn
| ing and two in the afternoon.
The Spragg mill has been run
ming for about three weeks past on
ore from several prospects, what the
ore worked has not been learned.
&C. Charlebois was down from his
Kast Walker ranch last Saturday.
He sold last week to z. Pierce los
head OF hogs at $3.50 per head, on foot.
}. H. Samuels paid Virginia City
and Carson a short visit last week.
He will remain here until after the
first, and possibly locate here for
good.
Charlie Holland and Bob Smith
expect to leave for Tonopah to-mor-
row or next day with eighteen ami
mails and three large wagons to do
freighting.
"A large Christmas fruit cake
will I've ratified at Lam's store Christ
mas Kve. Tickets, so cents. Kvery-
body should take a chance and see
who takes the cake. .....
Allen Lesvitt, principal of the
Verdi school, was an arrival here
Sunday last. The school has closed
on account of the epidemic OF scarlet
fever in that town.