Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-06-11
BRIEF MENTION.

location blanks on hand.
Miss Lou Freeman is now wait
ing on table at the Commercial.
Will Reymers and F. L. Littell
are still doing grand jury duty in
Carson.
-Born-In Mason Valley, June 8,
1904, to the wife of Robert Barnes,
a daughter.
M. K. Leavitt and wife were up
from the Reservation the first of
the week on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDaniels and Miss
Lulu Hanson returned from Carson
and Reno Thursday.
Mrs. John Dobbins returned
Thursday from her visit to San
Francisco and Virginia City.
J. b. Gallagher and wife and
little daughter returned from
short visit to Reno last Saturday.
Miss L.ottie Fish, of Pine Grove,
is now employed as nurse in
private hospital in San Francisco.
Miss Violet Webster has return
ed to her home on East Walker
after a visit with Yerington friends
Miss Bertha Knemeyer returned
from the State University last
Friday to spend her vacation at
home.
Mrs. Daniels, of Martenez, CAL,
visit to her sons, Z. a. and Robert
Dyer.
Miss Imogene Rogers, who has
been visiting the Misses Reymers,
left for her home in Wadsworth
last Saturday.
Andy Johnston and wife re-
turned yesterday from visit to
Bodie, bringing Jimmie Bernard
home with them.
Bob Randall came in from Car
son last Friday on business tor the
Golden brewery, and Saturday con-
tinued on South.
Bertrand & Ross, the butchers,
have planted several acres of cow
and field peas this season, the crop
to be used as hog feed.
}. w. Logan went up to Rock
land yesterday to do the assessment
work on couple of promising
claims he owns there. -
Miss Alice Laughlin and Miss
Adabellc Freeman left last Sunday
for Loyalton, Cal, where they have
secured positions as mattresses.
The Piutes have been having
big tandango at the camp below
town this week. Many of the white
people have attended during the
evenings.
DIR. H. A. McNiel, dentist, and
his wife were arrivals from Virgin
ia City Wednesday,. The doctor
will remain here two or three weeks
and practice.
Mrs. James West returned from
Reno last Saturday after attending
the graduating exercises at the
State University, her son, George,
being one of the graduates.
Mrs. w. X. Hayes has opened an
icecream stand and will serve ice-
cream and cake and Strawberries
and cream in season regularlarly
and on nights of dances, socials, etc.
The first load of ore from the
Willis and Wilson claim passed
through town this week en- route to
the Whitacre mill. The mill will
start up on 40 or 5o-ton run as soon
as the ore can be hauled.
H. Il. Miller and Mr.. f. Siebert
took their departure the first OF the
week, Mr.. Miller tor his home in
Idaho, and Mr.. Siebert tor the East,
we understand, Mr.. Chas. Starr Is
still here engaged in sampling the
Bluestone and Douglas properties.
The returns from the Pierce and
Sherry ore, recently worked at the
Whitacre mill, were not up to ex-
pectations, the rock going less than
81 per ton. The owners OF the claim
will make another trial of the ore
probably, as they think they have
better rock in the claim.
w. w. Coleman, who is here in
the employ of the Walker River
Water Association, has finished
measuring the water in all bitches
and is now engaged in surveying
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