Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-07-15
BRIEF MENTION.

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George Gates, of Carson paid the valley
visit this week looking for horses
e. o. Cole returned last Saturday from Reno,
after spending the Fourth in that burg
"A number Of ranchers in this valley have fn-
ished putting up the first crop of alfalfa
B. H. Reymers and family left Monday for
camping trip to Lake Tahoe and vicinity.
The name of the new incorporation of Miller
& Lux in Nevada is the Pacific Live Stock Com
pany.
Mrs. Daniels took her departure last Friday
for San Francisco on visit to relatives and
friends
Mrs N. Segal and little daughter left last
Saturday for Oakland, there to remain for sever
| al months.
One contract has been let for development
work on the Dyer claims and more will be let in
the near future.
e. A. Dyer paid Carson a visit this week
witness before the U. S grand jury in a whisky
to-Indians case.
DIR. Smith lost his buggy horse this week
from attack Of pinkeye. He is in the market
for another animal.
Jerry Harmon, who recently arrived from
California, is now in the employ of Hilbun and
Tiliery, blacksmiths.
Owing to delay somewhere the road the
ice plant ordered by John O'Banion, OF Smith
Valley, has not yet arrived.
Rails have been laid for about e-thrd of
the distance on the Hazen-Churchill cutoff, be-
| ginning at the Hazen end.
Joe Gallagher paid Dayton visit last Satur-
day on Court business, and also visited Carson
before returning Tuesday.
Has the Walker Lake Bulletin suspended
publication No copy OF it has reached this Office
during the past three months.
Henry and George Keema left for Auburn
Cal, the FIRST of the week where their mother is
very i'll and not expected to recover
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald, mother of DR.. Mccoy
Chapel, is very low at Redding, CAL and the
doctors have no hopes Of her recovery.
Mrs. Bessie Davis who has been elected to
teach the Creamery school next term, was an ar
rival from Waugh, Shasta county, Cal, Wednes-
day.
"A small crew of men began framing the
timbers and setting up the machinery for the
concentrating plant at the Bluestone mine this
week.
Mrs Harry Hudson, Mrs. George Strosnider
and Chester Strosnider came in from Tonopah
the first of the week visit to friends and rel
atives
| The subject of the sermon at the Methodist
Church tomorrow morning will be THE I'm
searchable Riches of Christ" All are cordially
invited
There will be song service at the Methodist
Church tomorrow evening, and short talk on
Different Kinds of Consciences" by the pastor.
All invited.
Mrs Cap. Simpson and Miss Nettie Cohn
came down from Smith Valley last Saturday and
after stopping over night left the next morning
for San Francisco.
The weather has been pretty warm this week,
the thermometer ranging from IS to los in the
shade during the day. The nights, however, are
cool and refreshing.
| e H. Whitacre and Geo. Ambrose left for
Carson Sunday last, the former as grand jury
man and the latter as witness in case of SELL
ing whisky to Indians
H H. Henderson, who is in charge of crew
! of surveyors which is measuring the land and
water in this valley for 7. B. Hickey, was in town
this week His crew will be located near here
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soon.
| There is some talk of starting bowling
| alIey in Yerington in the near future. Many
people are now away camping trips, but when
all return an alley would doubtless do good
business Bowling Is great sport and good exer-
else.
| Several miners went to work Tuesday on the
Ludwig mine under the management of John
| Somers II will be necessary to make numerous
repairs at the mine, to pumps, machinery, etc,
before active development work can be COM
menced.
| E O. Cole took his departure Thursday for
Perue. South America where he has been tend
cred a position as superintendent for a mining
company at a salary Of $500 per month The COM
| pany which has employed him has secured one OF
| the hest practical miners in the United States.
For sale-An AL mich COW with young calf.
Cow is a half Jersey, gentle, and fine butter
producer Price $50. Call ON or address,
| E. A. ANDERSON,
Supt Nevada Chief NJ. & NJ. Co.
Pine Grove, Nevada.
DO you see General Prosperity marching into
the country at the head of his army OF prospect
ors. government surveyors and mining promoters,
as the TIMES predicted he would year or more
a0o The Knockers roorbacks and silurians will
have to get out of the way get trampled upon
pretty soon unless they join the procession
Suffering With locklaw.