Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-07-09
BRIEF MENTION.

old stand on the z. X e.
F. L. Littell and wife returned
from Carson yesterday.
Read what Billy Mitchell has to
say to you on third page.
John Gruber was an arrival
from Dayton Wednesday.
"A light thunder shower visited
parts OF the valley Wednesday.
Jesse Brooks came in from
Hawthorne Wednesday on a short
visit.
Mrs. Mckenzie, of Gold Hill, is
here on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Ambrose.
The thermometer registered o.
in the shade at Wabuska several
days this week.
DIR. Martin left for California on
consultation last Saturday and
returned Thursday.
About $50 Piutes from this
valley and the Reservation attended
the Carnival this week.
Mrs. John Gruber was an arriv-
al from Dayton last Saturday to
remain for some weeks.
Mrs. Henry Mcleod was an ar
rival from Sodaville Wednesday
on visit to friends and relatives.
The Nevada Chief Company
sent $2,Ioo bar of bullion out Mon
| day, the result of last months run.
Jim Barton and Henry Knierim
left for Carson last Sunday, spent
the Fourth there, and returned
Tuesday.
"A. Clifford and daughter, Miss
Stella, Miss May Cummings and
Miss Ethel Cameron took in the Car
son Carnival.
Geo. Geyer, conductor on the G.
x c., had his foot severely injured
Tuesday while helping to coal an
engine at the Mound House.
Miss Blanche Eaton, of Fresno,
Cal, was an arrival last week Fri
day to spend her vacation with her
schoolmate and friend, Miss Pearl
Collins.
j. b. Gallagher and family, c..
w. Gallagher and family, Mrs. NJ.
Segal and Miss Evelyn and Melvie
returned from the Carnival We'd
nesday.
Report states that J. M. Dority
conductor on the G. 4 c., and Miss
Kva Farrell, Mason Valley belle,
were married in Carson the first of
this week.
Uncle Jolish Harris and wife
LETT the fore part of the week on a
camping trip to Leavitt Meadows.
He will probably come home full of
fish bones again.
Allan and Clay Miller, nephews
OF II. 4. Miller, passed through here
last week on their way to Bridge
port and vicinity on fishing and
prospecting trip.
-Messrs. Heller and English fin
ished the sampling of the Bluestone
and Douglas copper properties this
week Thursday, and expect to leave
for the East today.
Dave Brown, the Piute who shot
and killed his grandfather on the
| Reservation some weeks ago, has
been sentenced to serve three years
in the State prison.
The Board of Commissioners
did not meet until the 9TH this
month. and for some reason the pro-
ceedings did not reach here in time
for publication this week.
F. Boehm, who with his wife,
has been visiting in Mason Valley
for couple of weeks, is very fav-
orably impressed with our country,
and may possibly locate here.
While at the picnic on the
Fourth little Title Segal tell into
the ditch which runs through the
grounds, and but for timely assist
ance would have been drowned.
"A. G. Moorehead, Supt. of the
Nevada Chief mine, came down
from Rockland Monday and con-
tinued on to Los Angeles, called
there by the serious illness of his
daughter.
r. A. MARI returned from Ma
sonic Mountain last Saturday. He
made couple of locations in that
section, and thinks quite favorably
OF the country, but does not believe
it as rich as reported.
-Leandro Bandoni, an Italian
working on the ]. b. Gallagher
ranch, lost his coat between the
ranch and town some days ago. In
the pocket of the coat were some
papers and documents which Mr..
Bandoni would like to have left at
this office it they have been found
by any person. The papers are OF
no value to anyone except the own
err.