Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-05-24

Rev. John J. Pardee, of Virginia
City, will visit Yerington on June
Ist and preach at the M. z. Church
morning and evening.
Henry Slingerland and Ollie
Baker left Thursday morning for
Reno with ten head OF horses which
Bob Grimmon purchased while here
this week.
Bob Grimmon came from Reno
Wednesday and after picking up a
few head of work horses TOR the
San Francisco market, took his de-
parture Thursday.
Frank Robinson brought load
of lumber from the Diamond saw
mill to the Cohn ranch, in Smith
Valley last Saturday and then came
home to Yerington and spent Sun
day.
Jim Wright and wife are down
from Wright's Station, on the East
Walker. He has sold his property
there to Chris Buckley, and in a few
weeks will depart for Pennsylva-
mia to reside.
Mike Quilici, of Fort Churchill.
returned from Californi this week,
where he sold all hi- potatoes except
ten tons. These he kept for seed
and now offers them for sale at rea-
sonable figures.
Manager Oddie passed through
Wabuska Tuesday, returning from
Philadelphia to Tonopah. He WIS
by several Philadel-
phia men who are interested in To-
nopah mining property.
DIR. Humphrey, wife and son,
lett for San Francisco yesterday,
from which place the doctor will
shortly sail for Cape Nome, where
he has some mining claims. He ex-
poets to be back in Yerington next
October.
Mine owners in this section who
desire to place specimens of ores
from their claims where they can be
viewed by thousands of people,
should send their specimens. prop
erly tabled, to K. H. Prentice, Reno,
Nevada.
The church entertainment which
was to have been given on May 29th
has been postponed until June sth,
when the community will be given
a literary and musical treat. A
strawberry and icecream festival
will follow.
1t is reported that Simon and
Jacob Bamberger have secured an
option on the DeLsmar mines, in
Lincoln county, Tor figure close to
a million dollars. The Bambergers
own the April Fool and Magnolia
properties, adjoining the DeLamar
mines, and if they purchase the lat,
ter, will probably consolidate the
whole group.
&C. F. Meissner, of this place, has
a fine low-grade gold property in the
Mount Grant country which it
would probably be worth while Tor
some men of means who are seeking
tor gold mine to look at. There is
a large ledge of ore which will
averag So or $40 per ton, and which
can be worked up to high percent
age by the cyanide process.
The Republicans of Silver City
have organized Republican Club
with thirty members, and expect to
have twenty more before election
day. Tom Wayne is Chairman of
the Club and K. +. Powers Score
tary. There seems to be a disposit-
ion on the part of Republicans in all
sections OF the county to organize,
hold County Convention and put a
full ticket in the field this year.
H, NJ. Chance, a mining engineer
who represents Philadelphia people,
and who in company with Joe Diet.
rich came in from Tonopah to ex.
anime a large low-grade gold prop
erty near Cambridge, last week,
left for San Francisco Monday. He
seemed to be favorably impressed
with what he saw, and stated that
he would most likely be back in a
month or six weeks prepared to do
some business.