Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-06-13
BRIEF MENTION.


-Solly Segal is home from Berke-
ley on his vacation.
-Forall kinds of photograph work
call on Hayes, Yerington.
Will Dyer will have fresh Smith
valley Strawberries today.
bob Grimmon came in from Reno
thursday looking for horses.
Miss Queen Wilson returned
from San Francisco Tuesday.
George Kglin came out from Day
ton Thursday for few days.
"A nice little shower of rain Wis
tied this place Tuesday afternoon.
Will Guild came out from DAY.
ton Thursday to work the Dou glas,
George Jones and wife returned
to Wadsworth the first of this week.
M. K. Leavitt has a full line of
Deering farm machinery and extras.
"A. f. Whitman left for San
Francisco last Monday on mining
business,
-Born-In Mason Valley June 5th,
1903 to the wife of c. +. Fox,
daughter.
Hayes, photographer, can be
found at the old bowery from a.
m. to 3 p. m.
w. ]. Langevin, for Lindley 4
CO., of Sacramento, came in Thurs
day and left yesterday.
Prot. w. L. Brandon left for
Reno last Monday to spend portion
OF his vacation at home.
Mrs. Mary Hoye and Mrs. Lyman
came in on Tuesdays stage and con-
tinued on to Smith Valley.
"A. S. Greenlaw, representing a
Reno hardware concern, was in
town the latter part of last week.
Mrs. ]. H. Stodieck, wife of the
new creamery manager, was an ar
rival from Carson Valley Wednes-
day.
B. II. Reymers returned Thurs
day from Virginia City, where he
went to attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Subject of sermon at the NJ Z.
Church tomorrow morning will be
"Balaam's Wish" All are cordially
invited.
J. c. Gallagher and Ed Brady
returned Monday after trip to
Reno, Carson, Virginia City and
Dayton.
The average price of copper for
the month of May was I4.6I cents as
against I2.22 cents for the same
month in 1902.
The new tunnel being run at
Pinegrove il now in a distance of
work at the camp.
K. +. Howard and p. Secard, his
father-in-law, were in from Dayton
this week to procure beef cattle for
the Dayton market.
"A petition was being pretty gen
orally signed here this week for the
pardon of l.. K. Douglass. We hope
the Board will act tavorably in the
case.
Mrs. DR.. Fox and daughter, Miss
70 h.sJ in T.
son last Sunday. Miss May Cum
mings accompanied them for a visit
of few weeks.
DIR. II. A. Mcneil, dentist, will be
at the Vaillencour residence TOR a
short time, where he will be pleased
to see all who are in need OF any
thing in the dental line.
Miss May King returned to her
home in Gold Hill yesterday, accom-
panied by her brother, Frank, who
was hurt couple of weeks ago in a
runaway accident in Hutson Pass.
1t is predicted by California po-
tato buyers that Nevada spuds will
bring good prices next Fall 1t may
be expected that they will sell tor SIS
to $40 per ton, possibly little higher.
There will be Children's Day
entertainment at the M. K. Church
tomorrow evening, to commence at
o'clock. Come and hear the singing
and exercises by the children. All
are cordially invited.
Frank Luke came in from Keno.
Tuesday and left the next morning
tor Pinegrove, where his brother,
w. J. Luke, is experimenting the
running of the large tunnel on the
Pinegrove Cos property.
DIR. ]. G. Hennessy, OF Reno, re-
ceived a fine horse from the blue