Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-03-28

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Valley, were visiting Yerington
friends for a few days this week.
F. w. Ingram, a son of Mr.. In
gram, of this place, was an arrival
from California last Saturday, and
will make this his home for the time
being.
Negotiations are being carried
on which may result in considerable
development work being done on
Pumpkin Hollow properties this
Summer.
Mr.. Davis, travelling agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany, paid this valley a visit this
week, and transacted quite a little
business.
N. w. Willis left Monday for
Sweetwater to shear sheep. He
also expects to go to Montana with
the crew of shearers when through
at Sweetwater.
M. Z. Taylor and ]. M. Benton,
Jr., representing the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, of Reno, agents for
the Etna Life Insurance Co., are in
the valley on business.
The Douglass Mine and Smelling
Company last month paid all doctor
bills, nurse bills, ETC., for the men
who were injured in the accident in
their mine few weeks ago.
Slime Parker came i'll from Soda
willie Thursday, very sick man
He has an attack of typhoid pneu'
monia, and is at the home of his
mother under the care of DIR. Cox.
C. w. Knierim and wife and
baby drove out to Dayton yester.
day. They will visit friends there
and in Silver City and Virginia City
and will be absent a week or ten
days.
Mrs. A. ]. Littell announces to
the ladies of Yerington and vicinity
that she will have an elegant and
select assortment of ready trimmed
hats for Raster, so reserve your or
der for her.
If you notice vermilion splotch
on the landscape in the lower end of
the town do not be alarmed. The
world is not coming to an end, we
have simply been painting our por-
ton of the town red.
George Sutherland, buyer for
the Western Meat Company, came
in from California Wednesday,. He
purchased from z. Pierce 200 head
of beef cattle and will ship as soon
as cars can be obtained.
Miss May Therien, of this valley,
was married to Evan Ashton, of
Lovelock, last week, at the residence
of Joseph Therien, at Lovelock. Mrs.
Brisson, the brides mother, returned
from Lovelock last Friday, after at
tending the wedding.
Jim Yerington will probably be
the commissioner from this State to
the ST Louis Exposition next year.
He will have $4,000 with which to
make an exhibit of Nevada's re-
sources, ETC., and the advertising
will probably be the means of doing
the State a great deal of good.
The snow which fell in this Sec
ton during the winter months has
done much good this season. The
weather has been such that the snow
has passed off gradually and all the
moisture been absorbed by the
thirsty ground. There will be no
shortage of water in this valley this
year.
i. A. Strosnider and wife return
ed from Reno Tuesday. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hudson, who will visit in the valley
for few days before returning to
Candelaria. Mrs. Hudson was for
merly Miss Winnie Strosnider, hav-
ing become Mrs. Hudson in Reno last
Sunday.
The Inyo Register, published at
Bishop Greek, came out last week
Thursday as an all home print paper.
The owners have put in new cylin-
der press, which is run by electric
power, and made other improve
ments to their plant. Inyo county
is coming to the front, and the Reg
lister does not propose to be behind
the times.
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