Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-09-13
BRIEF MENTION.
Time to register.

Mrs. w. ii. Ba ker Is visiting her
husband in Truckee.
Prof. Brandon was an arrival
from Reno last Saturday.
Fresh, hot tamales at the Vienna
Cafe today and tomorrow.
Will Lampkin and Will Foster
left for Tonopah last Sunday.
Tom Wise and Chas. Strosnider
returned to Tonopah Tuesday.
Call at Dyers and see those latest
style beautiful silk shirt waists.
Miss Alice Osborne lett last Sat
urday to attend the State University
at Reno.
B. F. Baker, who has been on the
sick list for couple of weeks, is
improving.
Miss Florence Sturgeon arrived
from Carson last Sunday and opened
the Barrett school Monday.
The six-year-old son of Jim
Welsh has been quite i'll for week
or 80. but is now improving.
Il. X. Ames and Will Simpson
were down from Smith Valley this
week on irriga ton business.
The attention of taxpayers is
called to the notice of the Board of
Equalization in another column.
Mrs. J. Meadows has our thanks
for some excellent spuds raised on
her ranch in the lower end of the
valley.
Miss Lillian and Miss Violet
Webster, of East Walker. left
Thursday for Fresno, there to at
tend school.
Mrs. Henry Mcleod arrived here
Thursday from Virginia City and
left yesterday morning to join her
husband in Sodaville.
George Rallens, of Reno, was WIS.,
iting his uncle, Bill Rallens, of this
valley, this week. George is work
ing in the Wedekind mine.
Mrs. VIM. Klaus and daughter
have returned to their home in Vir-
ginia City, after visiting relatives
and friends here for week.
Joe. Blackburn, of Junction
House, on the Bodie road, was in
town the first of the week buying
hay to feed his cattle this Winter.
Victoria Ferrintino was an arri-
val on Missouri Flat last week, di-
rect from Sunny Italy. She will be
married tomorrow to S. Ventura, a
Missouri Flat rancher.
David and Morris Hayes, of the
government geological survey, are
camped in the upper end of the val
ley looking after and measuring
water storage reservoir sites.
"A runaway hay team caused
some excitement at Nordyke last
Saturday. Nobody was hurt, how
ever, the horses We're not injured,
and the wagon received but slight
damage.
d. Martenez, of this place has
challenged the wipner of the 40
round glove contest which took place
in Bodie last night between Bert
Lundy and S. l. Roberts. 1t is not
yet known here who won the fight.
Dan McRae and Uncle Joe Col
Inns, the veteran prospector, have To-
Gated claim in the Pinegrove count
ry which promises well. They have
three-toot ledge of SIS or $40 ore.
The claim isan old one, but the ledge
is new discovery in it.
"A man by the name of Barnes
has been arrested by the Sheriff of
Washoe county on suspicion of be-
ing the person who robbed the
Swede who formerly worked on the
Miller & Lux ranch of SI26o, near
Wadsworth, some weeks ago.
George S. Green, District Attor-
ney of Esmeralda county, was in
town a couple of days this week on
water business. He represents some
of the Sweetwater defendants in
the big Miller X Lux suit and has
gone up into that country to confer
with his clients.
Rev. John ]. Pardee, pastor of
the Big Pine NJ. K. Church, will
preach here tomorrow morning and
evening at the NJ. X. Church. Morn
ing subject, The Unspeakable Gitt;"
evening subject, THE Deadly Viper"
Sunday school at the usual hour.
All are cordially invited.
J. S. Craig and z. Pierce left
Thursday for Reno to attend the Re-
publican State Convention. b. H.