Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-02-04

Wednesday.
Don't forget to attend the ball
game tomorrow.
Joe Marchetti has purchased the
Barton residence.
Ruel Lothrop and Billy Owens LETT
for Tonopah this week.
Graham Laws is here buying and
shipping hay to Tonopah.
T. P. Mack returned last Saturday
from a business visit to Reno.
Chas. Damon was over from Reno
last Sunday on a business visit.
Mrs. J. J. Christianson returned
to her home in Hawthorne Sunday.
Zene Walmsley and Jesse Midg-
ley returned from Tonopah Monday.
Dick Randall shipped several more
carloads of hay to Tonopah this
week.
e. f. Howard is installing a small
electric motor to run his sausage
machine.
G. Stock is moving into the old
Hazlett residence which he recently
purchased.
John O'Connor, night operator
here, has returned from trip to
San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Tonkin, who has been
visiting here, returned to her home
in Virginia City Sunday.
D. w. Melarkey has purchased the
Douglass house in which he has
been residing for some years past.
J. r. Pendergast in now searching
the land office records in Carson in
regard to land titles on the Carson
River.
Joe Benassi, who has been i'll for
the past few weeks, departed for
San Francisco Monday, accompanied
by his wife.
A California company has pur-
chased the machinery on the old
Carson River dredger and have men
removing it.
Messrs. Boyle and Keller return
ed from Tonopah last Saturday,
where they had been for three weeks
on a prospecting trip.
H. Thornton died at Mound House
last Saturday from an attack of
pneumonia and was buried here
Monday. He was a native of Vir-
ginia, aged about 60 years.
Next Monday will be a lively day
in Dayton. The County Commits
sioners and the grand jury will
meet on that date and Judge Muir
ply will also hold Court here.
w. T. Cuddy, formerly of Silver
City, but now one of Tonopah's
prominent business men and one of
Nye county's new commissioners,
was visiting old Lyon county
friends last Saturday.
At regular meeting of Harmony
Rebekah Lodge No. S, held Wednes-
day evening, District Deputy Presi-
dent, Annie Mack, assisted by Susie
Z. Braun, as Grand Marshal z. G.
Braun, as Grand Warden, and John
Lothrop, as Grand Secretary, duly
installed the following officers:
Noble Grand, Miss Clara Guild
Vice Grand, Miss Lucretia Barton;
Secretary, Mrs. Annie M. Mack;
Warden, Mrs. Emma A. Lothrop;
Conductor and Organist, Margaret
Z. Mack; Chaplain, Mrs. Susie E.
Braun; r. S. N. G., John Lothrop;
L. S. V. g., G. G. Braun; Outside
Guardian, NJ. L. johnson.
About o'clock Monday morning
Capt. Davis was awakened by his
wife to find drunken Italian prowl-
ing about his room. Since the at
tempt on Davis life couple of years
ago, he has always kept a pistol
within reach and grabbing If he
grappled with the Italian, who put
his hand on his hip pocket as if to
draw pistol. Davis then hit the
fellow over the head and knocked
him senseless. The Italians name
is Panelli, and he says he was trying
to find Mike Frugoli's place but was
so drunk he did not know where he
was. Davis will not prosecute as he
thinks the fellow has been punished
enough. Panelli is lucky to be alive.
Mrs. Davis was pretty badly fright
ened but has recovered from the
shock.