Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-02-25
grief MENTION.

-GeOrge AMBROSE returned from
Tonopah last Friday night.
L. G. Hartman returned from his
visit to California last Thursday.
Frank Feigenspan is putting in
eighty acres of new land this season.
George Swasey was in from To-
nopah for few days last week and
this.
-Born-In Yerington, February,
81, zoos, to the wife of A. II. Forbush,
son.
Mrs. John Farrell, of Wabuska,
is quite i'll with an attack of la
grippe.
Jog Birmingham was an arrival
from Reno yesterday on a visit to
friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Littell left for Reno
Monday on a visit to her sister, Msss,
McNeely.
The school children had a d4lS8.
ton Wednesday, that being Georges
birthday.
Sheriff Randall was out from
Dayton day or two this week Oh
business.
DIR. G. l Leavitt and wife were
up from the Reservation the first of
this week.
Louie Leavitt has returned to
Gold Hill after his recovery from an
attack of Manila Itch.
Sam McCurry left for Sodaville
Monday a team OF draught horses
purchased by Mr.. Burgess.
Henry Baker and Ernest Wag-
oner lett for Reno, overland, Tues
day morning on business trip.
B. II. Reymers and Tom Ross
lett Monday with shipment of
several carloads of hay for Tonopah.
Right men have been put to
work on the Bluestone mine again,
and more will probably be put Oh
soon.
Harry Samuel left tor the south
ern country last week to seek To-
cation in some one OF the promising
camps.
Will Simpson and wife, ]. Mann
and Miss Mann were down from
Smith Valley TO attend the dance
last night.
Mrs. e. L. Martin was called to
the Reservation Thursday owing to
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. NJ.
Il. Leavitt.
Will trade-I. A. Strosnider has
htty or sixty young beet steers to
trade for tat COWS. The steers have
been ted all winter.
Walter McKeough was an ar
rival from Aurora Tuesday on a
visit to his brother, Johnny Neal
lister, and other friends.
Flowing is in full swing
throughout the valley and more
land is being torn up this year for
cultivation than ever before.
Mr.. J. p. Burgess and bride
spent several days in the valley the
first OF this week, while on their
way from Carson to Goldield.
Five hundred and forty people
ate dinner at Wabuska last Sunday.
This includes the travellers both
ways and the labors now located at
that point.
To trade-C. s. Wiley has fifty
hCdd VI anu
heifers, gently raised, to trade for
young steers. Address him at Yer
ington, Nevada.
Senator J. w. Wilson paid Yer
ington a visit last Saturday and
Sunday to confer with his constitu-
ents in regard to Legislative needs
tor Lyon county.
The price of Copper tor the
month of January, 1905, averaged IS
cents per pound, AZ against I2.4I tor
the same month III 1904, and against
1896 tor December, 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kremmel
desire to thank their many kind
friends who rendered aid and sym
pathy during the time of their sor-
row over the loss of their infant
daughter.
Mr.. Llewe Humphreys, who has
been here to begin operations on the
Spragg mine, has three men now
employed. He lett for Sodaville the
first of the week. Mr.. Darcy is ex-
pected here soon to take charge of
the work on the mine.
Prof. w. L. Brandon, w. j..
Loofborough and G. Spooncr, all OF
Reno, dropped into Yerington the
first of the week. They are on their
way to the southern country on a
prospecting trip for California
company, and are travelling over
land with camping outfit. The
company pays them $I2S month
each and gives them a half interest
in any mines they may find.