Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-02
BRIEF MENTION.

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from Keno Tuesday.
m. Z. Leavitt has some fine sweet
corn seed for sale in bulk.
For all kinds of photograph work
call on Hayes, Yerington.
Set your garden seeds of Leavitt.
ihey are guaranteed to grow.
Ed Stanton returned to his home
at santa Catalina Island Monday.
William Metscher left Monday
for Tonopah, to visit his brother.
Tom Wise returned from Tono-
pah last Saturday. So did Frank
Robinson.
Stamp photos, IS for 5oc., three
positions. Hayes, photographer,
Yerington.
Charlie Emerson left for San
Francisco Monday for the benefit of
his health.
Hayes, photographer, Gan be
found at the old bowery from o a.
m. to 8 p. m.
John Martenez and vaqueros
started with Bells cattle for Reese
River Monday.
~ VOd " AIT JOui III, Oh any
thing on it, photographed, call on
Hayes, photographer.
Mrs. John Daniels was an ar
rival from San Francisco Monday
on visit to relatives.
Doc Hudgens passed through
Wabuska Monday on his his way
from San Francisco to Tonopah.
Charlie Quill came down from
Bodie Thursday to help drive some
cattle back to Mono county.
DIR. Fasting left for the East
Walker country on a business trip
the first of the week, returning to-
day.
DIR, Tasting will remain only one
week longer, and those who have de-
tective eyes should consult him at
once.
Mrs. A. ] Holland returned from
Redding, Cal, Tuesday. She was
accompanied by her son-in-law, a.
K. Chase.
Mr.. A. Kllison and Miss Barclay
drove in from the Reservation
Thursday, on business, returning
yesterday.
The Pinegrove stage and freight
line is doing quite a good business
since work begun at the Pinegrove
and Rockland mines.
Mrs. John Jennings came out
from Virginia City Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of John Dobbins,
returning yesterday.
Mr.. Warner, who had some cat
tie wintering at the Reymer's ranch,
started with the cattle Saturday tor
the Reese River country.
--Chas. Sommers, of Owens Val
ley, came in Wednesday to take
some beet cattle he recently pur-
chased of Joe Blackburn.
-Planey Wylie came down from
Sulphur Springs Monday and he
and his brother, Clifford, took their
cattle up TO the Springs Thursday.
Arnold Gaunder was down from
Smith Valley again this week on
business connected with the pur-
chase or lease of ranch in Smith
Valley.
Charlie Worland went up to
Rockland Wednesday to do shit
in the mill, which is now running
steadily, there being sufficient sup
ply of water.
Miss Laura Mosher, who has
been visiting Mrs. Henry Baker for
the past two months, returned to
California Wednesday. Her health
is still very poor.
Mrs. a. J. Littell is agent for the
New York Lite Insurance Co., at
this place, the leading company of
the world. If you are thinking of
taking out a policy call on her.
The Excelsior Co. has been, or is
about to be reorganized, and in all
probability before another sixty
days passes some extensive work
will be in progress at the mine.
Alec and Dan Murchie left for
Rockland the first of the week,
where they have taken contract to
get out wood and timbers for the
Nevada Chief Mining Company.
The subjects of the sermons at
the NJ. 4. Church tomorrow will be
"True Obedience Better Than Sacri-
fee" in the morning and almost
and Altogether" in the evening.
Tasting is the only man, from
Reno to Los Angeles, that can show
a Diploma as a Doctor of Optics.
Those easy wearing, perfect fitting
lenses for the difficult eyes spec
ialty.
Mr.. Cook, representing the Flani-
gan Neat Company, of Reno, was an
arrival Wednesday to pick out
what beet cattle he can from the
Pierce bunch of cattle. He will prob
ably get tour or five carloads.