Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-06

from short visit to San Francisco.
Genuine eastern maple syrup. in
any quantity, at $I.So per gallon, at
Lam's.
Mr.. Vim. Wilson, of Pinegrove,
is visiting at the home of ]. l. Will
son, at Nordyke.
Mrs. ]. Alum has returned to
her home on Missouri Flat much i'm
proved in health.
Will Wise is quite ill, and the
physician thinks he is threatened
with appendicitis.
Robert Miller and wife are down
from Bodie OH visit to friends and
relatives in Mason Valley.
Mrs. d. Emerson left last Wed
nesday for Grizzly, Cal, called by
the serious illness of her father.
J. X. Wilson, of Austin came in
yesterday with his cattle which will
be wintered on the Mcleod ranch.
Mr.. John Jennings, of Virginia
City, has been visiting his son, Tom
and family, of this place, this week.
Chicken thieves raided the roosts
of Louie, the Chinaman, Thursday
night and stole lot of turkeys and
chickens.
". Mcintyre and wife left for
Candelaria last Sunday, where they
will reside for the next several
months at least.
w. T. Cuddy, of Silver City, and
Clarence Stock, of the same town,
are arranging to open grocery
store in Tonopah.
Miss Mamie Stewart, who has
been visiting California friends for
the past two months, returned to
her home in Wabuska yesterday.
GEO Kehoe brought in about ISo
head OF cattle from Reese River this
week to winter on the Reymers
ranch, also about rs head of horses.
Will Pursel and wife left for a
visit to Wadsworth friends the first
of the week. Will is home again,
but his wife will remain for several
weeks.
H. K. Miller and f. K. Shaw took
their departure for San Francisco
last Monday on business connected
with the Bluestone and Douglass
copper mines.
John Solomon, an old resident of
Gold Hill, and we'll known in this
county, died at his residence in Gold
Hill Wednesday of this week. He
was native of Wales, aged 73years.
Dwight Smith. son of T. b.
Smith, came in from Berkeley We'd
nesday night and is finishing up
some of the Typographical work he
has been engaged in here for the
past year.
Walter Bell came in the first of
this week from Nye county with
about $50 head of stock cattle and
several head of horses, which he will
feed in the upper end of this valley
this Winter.
The ball game last Sunday be-
tween the school nine and a town
nine resulted in a victory for the
school nine by a score of "a to IL. AS
we remarked before, the boys are
improving. They are quite jubilant
over their victory.
Frank Kingsley who came in
from Carson last night reports that
a fire in that town Thursday night,
or yesterday morning, destroyed
Richardson's candy store, Steinmetz
drug store, Roberts saloon and
barber shop in the same block.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. K. Church have received their
beautiful selection of dolls, for
Christmas presents, and are ready to
fill all orders for dressed dolls. Call
on the ladies at the Spangler Hall
next Tuesday and make your selec-
tons.
The committee of the Walker
River Irrigation Association paid
Carson visit again last Friday and
Saturday. The matter of the suit of
Miller & Lux has again been post
poned to allow of further amend
ments to the agreement to settle out
of Court.
r. G. Crook, a veteran pros
pector, was an arrival in town this
week. He has been to Alaska, Thun-
der Mountain and Tonopah of late,
and for couple of months has been
looking over the country to the east
of this valley, and is quite pleased
with it.