Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-12-10
Dayton DOlnas.


with hay this week for Tonopah.
Mrs. z. F. Howard has recovered
from her attack of typhoid fever.
w. J. Sinclair was in from Tono-
pah this week looking for more hay.
Andy Hample, the commercial
man, paid the town a visit Monday.
Young Tom Mack went to Folsom,
CAL, last week on surveying trip.
Mr.. Freed was down from the
Mound House this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Herman Davis and Miss
Sophie Hanson left for California
Monday.
Judge Bonnifeld presided at the
session of District Court held here
Thursday.
Kmmit Boyle has closed down the
North Rapidan mine, at Como, for
the Winter.
Mrs. A. Wills and children were
down from Gold Hill Sunday visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Nolan was down from
Silver City last Friday on visit to
friends and relatives.
Harry Epstein was here for a
couple of days this week looking
;ofo ro;lrooH r,ootteru
I'D. Lothrop came in from Gold
field Wednesday evening and went
on to Verdi to visit his children.
Mrs. SMALL, of Carson, has been
here this week on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Leete Blanchard.
Adam Schocht went to Como this
week to do assessment work on
some of Mrs. Gruber's mining claims.
Mrs. John Depaoli, who was quite
severely burned some weeks ago by
blaze at her home, is about recov-
cred.
Will Church, for some time sta
ton agent here, was let out the other
night for allowing a train to pass
without orders.
The Dayton and Silver City school
boys played game of ball here last
Saturday, the former winning by
score of 81 to ri.
d. w. Mckenzie opened up rou-
lette game, stud game and faro game
in the Odeon the other night and
cleaned up $1,000 the first night.
Mrs. Lillian Whittier returned
from the East this week, where she
has been visiting the St. Louis Expo
sition and relatives at other points.
The American River Electrical
Co. has received it's poles, the holes
are all dug, and the juice will be
turned on for light purposes in a
week or ten days.
Amos Pollard, who recently sold
his interest in the Pollard mill, in
Silver City, to Mrs. McTigue, has
purchased the interest of r. A.
Trimble in a cyanide plant at that
place.
A marriage license was issued
this morning to James D. Lothrop, of
Goldfield, and Miss Sadie F. Mitchell,
of Verdi. Mr.. Lothrop is the son of
John Lothrop, prominent Dayton
attorney, and Miss Mitchell is we'll
known young woman of Verdi
Reno Gazette of 9Th inst.
The ladies of Dayton will give an
entertainment and dance in the Ode
on hall on the night of December 2o,
1904, for the purpose of raising funds
to repair the fence around the Day
ton cemetery and fix the road there
to. The cause is a worthy one and
everybody should stand IN and help
out by patronizing the dance and
supper, and then donating what they
think they can afford.
H. z. Stevens, the man wanted
here for passing bogus checks, was
arrested in Tonopah last week, but
the report is that a saloon keeper
gave him $40, with which he got the
Constable drunk, and then skipped
out. He returned to the Newland's
ranch and was driven by one of the
ranch hands to Wadsworth, where
he caught train tor San Froncisco.
He is now under arrest in San Fran
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