Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-07-02
BRIEF MENTION.

Joe Bosch is taking the alfalfa
cure.
Mrs. Nate Fish returned to her
home In Pine Grove Monday.
Van McDaniels and wife return
ed to Wrights last Saturday.
-Haying is in full blast now and
harvest hands are very scarce.
Miss Clara Rammelkamp return
ed to her home in Dayton last Sun
day.
F. B. Russell, the hardware
man, paid this town a visit this
week.
Frank Downey left for Dayton
and Carson on a business trip We'd
nesday.
Nothing worries some men like
the expected troubles that never
happen.
DIR. H. Mcneil and wife return
ed to their home IN Virginia City
Tuesday.
Il. A. Strosnider shipped another
carload of cattle to Geo. Watts, of
Tonopah, this week.
Miss Grace Stewart is now en-
ployed in the dining-room at the
Wabuska eating house.
Will Young passed through
Wabuska last Sunday on his way
to Virginia City, to visit his family.
Irene Cooper left for Carson
Thursday, where she will make
her home with H. F. Bartine and
wife.
Will Whiteside, formerly of
this place, has purchased half in
terest in the international saloon in
Virginia City.
Chris Fish was down from
Rockland a few days this week
having DR.. Chapel attend to an
obstreperous tooth.
| DIR. @. l. Leavitt and wife, who
are now in Carson, expect to leave
today on an extended visit to Cali
fornia relatives and friends.
| Will Gruber was an arrival
from Sparks Wednesday. He
thinks now of going to California
to locate, probably at Point Rich
mond.
| r. A. MARI was here again this
week investigating the Pine Grove
tailings. He is not yet thoroughly
satisfied with the sampling of the
material.
Several more loads of ore were
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mine this week to the Whitacre
mill. The mill will soon start up on
this ore.
| The Secretary of the Lyon
County Bee-Keepers' Association
has received an offer of &c. per
pound for the Lyon County honey
crop for 1904.
For the past week or more the
bees in this valley have been doing
a lively business in storing honey,
and the prospects are good for more
than an average crop.
Thomas jennings has sold out
his stock of harness, ETC., and will
shortly leave tor other fields.
Johnny McAllister has moved from
his old shop to the jennings shop.
&C. 4. Thompson, representing
the Reno Journal, paid this valley
visit this week, and secured quite
number of subscribers to that
paper. He will also visit Smith
Valley.
K. A. Dillon returned from Car
son last Saturday. Last Friday the
Modoc Indian he took to Carson
some months ago for selling whisky
to Piutes was convicted and sent up
for two years.
"A peculiar feature OF one of the
hot days of this week was that a
snow or hail storm occurred in the
range of mountains east OF here
which whitened the peaks for a
couple of hours.
Uncle Josh Whitcomb Harris
reports the pumpkin crop good on
his Pumpkin Hollow farm this sea-
son. He is experimenting with a
seedless variety this Summer and
feels assured that he can supply the
wabuska canneries with all they
can consume.
r. A. Marr and A. w. Brann
struck out Tuesday for Masonic
Mountain on a prospecting trip.
This is the section of country be-
tween Bodie and Bridgeport which
is attracting considerable attention
from the fact that some good gold
lodges have recently been discovered
there.