Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-04-18

.-Several OF Bells vaqueros ar
rived from Reese River this week
Henry Brisson and bride were
arrivals from Lovelock last evening.
p. ]. Conway was down from
Sweetwater tor a few days this
week.
Peter Gallagher returned last
Saturday from his visit to Sacra-
mento.
Mrs. Nellie auckland returned
last Saturday from visit to Da yton
friends.
Miss Adah Gallagher is now en-
ployed at the Wabuska hotel as
waitress.
Stamp photos, IS tor 5oc., three
positions. Hayes, photographer,
Yerington.
Frank Dunn left for a visit to
Carson Tuesday before returning to
his home in Tonopah.
John Martenez sold to |. A. Stro-
snider this week $50 head of stock
cattle, at $40 per head.
j. G. kaufman purchased IS head
Of COWS and calves this week from
Wilson and Peterson.
Bob Dalzell was an arrival from
Tonopah Tuesday, and continued on
to Pinegrove Wednesday.
-Chas. Worland is now equipped
to DO all kinds OF assaying. Call at
the Owl with your samples.
H. Nelson, brother of Mrs.
Charles Fox, was an arrival from
California Tuesday on visit.
M. ]. Bewley, an old resident of
this place, left for Milton, Cal, Wed
nesday, where he expects to reside.
The report that the Meadows
ranch, in the lower end OF the valley,
is for sale is erroneous. The property
is not for sale.
Mrs. a. ]. Littell has few nice
Easter hats lett. Call and see them.
She will also order trimmed hats at
your solicitation.
Phil Mulligan left for Hawthorne
Wednesday where he has secured
job on the water pipe line to run to
Cottonwood Canyon.
Harry Phillips, who was winter
ing his horses on the Reymers ranch,
left for his home in Reese River
"Wednesday with his horses.
Mrs. Hulda Donnelly was an ar
rival from Tonopah last Sunday on
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Genzel, and other relatives.
Miss May King, who has been
visiting friends in this valley for a
couple of weeks, returned to her
home in Gold Hill Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. Osborne took her depart
ure for Michigan last Saturday,
where she expects to make an ex-
tended visit to relatives and friends.
Farmer Penrose is putting in 100
acres of new alfalfa this season on
the ranch recently purchased from
Mrs. l. a. Strosnider near Wabuska.
James Nevins, brother of Mrs.
c. Ross, came in on visit last Sat
urday, after visit to Tonopah. He
returned TO his home in Reno Tues
day.
Joe Gallagher and Ed Brady
went to Dayton Thursday on bust
ness connected with the settlement
of the estate of the late Hugh
Brady.
Henderson, agent tor the Oakland
Neat Co., shipped the cattle pur-
chased from Evans and Holcomb the
first of this week. There were some
$50 head.
The subject of DR.. Van Devent-
er's sermon at the NJ. K. Church to-
morrow morning is "Our Riches in
the Hills"-ln the evening paul on
Mars Hill.
II l. Do l. Iar xuyaalr u ri
day for awthorne, where he will
Baker and son, Fay, left this week
Thursday to join him.
Julius Reymers and Gus Pfeifer
left for Berlin, Nye county, Wed
nesday, where they have both Sc
cured emplo yment They took Stein
er's horses with them.
d. w. Mckenzie came in from
Sodaville last Sunday. He returned
Wednesday,, accompanied by his
wife, and will make that place his
home tor the tinebeing.
James Smith, an old resident of
this place, went to San Francisco
last Saturday and will have an oper-
alton performed at the Lane Hospital
for cataract of tho eyes.
d. G. Hartley, of Auburn, Cal,
was an arrival Wednesday on a
visit to Tom Harris and family. He
is Toms daughters husbands broth
err, or something like that.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholas is giving the
Church fence much needed coat of
naint, the girls club having fur
nished the paint with the proceeds
of their recent entertainment.
Wilson and Peterson's vaqueros
came in this week and started yes