Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-04-19

Mrs. ]. z. Twaddle and childrn
returned to their home in Wabuska
last Sunday, after visiting Comstock
relatives and friends for a couple of
weeks.
DIR. Humphry has moved his Of
flee to the Commercial Hotel, where
he will remain for a couple of weeks.
Those who desire dental work done
should call at once.
DIR. Hufaker passed through
Wabuska last Sunday, returning
to Carson from Ha wteorne, where he
had been called to assist DIR. Berry
in a surgical opiration.
The big traction engine which
proved a failure on the road between
Sodaville and Tonapah passed
through Wabuska last Saturday on
it's way back to u land of better
roads.
Mrs. Hattie Kstes and Mrs. A. J.
Knower and son were arrivals from
California this week. George Estes
liz also on his way here and will 10.
cate in the upper end of the valley
and go to farming.
r.. J. Laws has been made Divis.
g n Agent for the Sacramento divis-
sion of the Southern Pacific Co. 1t
il not known whether this will re-
move him from his present position
on the c. 4 c., but probaly it will.
"A. J. Littell is now located at
the Lane Hospital in San Francisco.
Fred Littell returned from there
last night and reports his father
somewhat better. The doctors now
say there is some hope of his recov.
cry.
We notice by some of our ex-
changes that some of the Nevada
wool-growers are shipping their pro-
duct 10 Boston and San Francisco.
Why not patronize home industry
and ship to the Reno Warehouse
Company.
F. K. Shaw, of the Excelsior
Company, was an arrival here
Thursday. He was accom- panied by
d. i. Sheehan, a mining expert from
La Cauauea, Sonora, Mexico, who it
is said comes here i'll the interest of
Senator Clark.
DIR. Van Deventer is announced
to arrive in Yerington on the 10th
inst. On the 27th he will conduct a
loveteast at 10 a. M, sermon at II a.
IN. and at 1870 in the evening. Sac
rament of the Lords supper after
morning service.
M. ]. Walsh, a mine expert, was
an arrival here Tuesday from Los
Angeles, to inspect the Dyer group
OF copper mines in the interest of
the New York General Electric Co.
He will take his departure to-day or
tomorrow. probably.
J. NJ. Blaine, who has fine gold
prospect in the Mason Pass district,
has been in town for a few days
this week. He has about forty tons
of ore on the dump of his mine
which he is arranging to have work
ed. Pat Forey is interested with
him i'll the claim, and specimen ore
shows free gold plentifully sprink-
led through the ore.
Mason Valley Lodge No. "a, 1. l.
o. F., of this place, will observe the
eighty-third anniversary of the
Order in BETTING manner. The
anniversary comes on the 26th of
this month-next Saturday. On the
evening of that day musical and
literary entertainment will be given
in the lodge-room, and it is expected
that Judge Mack will be here to
participate in the affair. After the
entertainment there will be a ban.
quet in the Owl Hall for all who
hold invitations. The TrMKs extends
thanks for tickets.
The drift on the 900 level of the
Ludwig mine has been advanced
from the shaft about fifty feet. 1t is
expected that in running sixty fee,
further the ledge will be encoun
tered on this level. The shaft is
being sunk at the rate of from ten
to twelve feet a week, and will be
pushed on down to water level-s
deOth of between Six and seven HIM