Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-05-06
BRIEF MENTION.

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The Pursel boys left for Bridge
port Monday with their cattle.
"A. Herboldt returned to his home
in San Diego, Cal, Wednesday.
ID. Lawson paid Carson and Day
ton visit the first of this week.
About four inches of snow fell
in Smith Valley during the late
storm.
Allen Miller returned Wednes-
day from business visit to San
Francisco.
Several more miners came in
this week and went to work at the
Bluestone.
Tom Harris has been confined to
his home this week with an attack
of la grippe.
-Frosts in Smith Valley this
week have damaged the apple crop
considerably.
DIR. Leavitt was called to Smith
Valley Tuesday by the illness of
Mrs. Landry.
Mr.. William Wilson, of Pine
Grove, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Will Lamkin.
Rev. Father Gleeson left for
Hawthorne last Saturday, return
ing "Wednesday.
Fred Burner and wife paid
short visit to Smith Valley friends
the first of this week.
Prof. Geo. Hendricks, the piano
tuner, was an arrival here Thurs
day and will remain for few days.
Il. F. Brockbank was an arrival
Wednesday to look at some mining
properties upon which he has an
option.
-Adolpb Mancacci, who had
section on the Tonopah road, IS now
in charge of the section at the Res-
ervation.
M. ]. Heller was an arrival
Thursday to inspect operations on
the Bluestone mine, on which he has
an option.
Mrs. F. K. Carroll and daughters
and Mrs. Mae Johnston and children
returned from Virginia City and
Dayton Tuesday.
George Ambrose is up from Wa
buska. Things are quiet there now
and the presence of peace officer Is
no longer needed.
Miss Jessie Wilson, of Pine
Grove spent a few days in Yering-
ton the first of the week visiting
relatives and taiends.
Mrs. J. e. Harrill was an arrival
from California last week Friday
and will make her home here with
her son, Johnny McAllister.
Capt. Tibbetts and Messrs, Cole
and Fllndt paid Pine Grove visit
the first of the weak to look over the
mining prospects in that camp and
vicinity.
| Henry Streeter and wife drove
down from Smith Valley Wednes-
day, bringing with them Mrs. Lam
dry, who came here for medical
treatment.
The project of building flour
mill in Smith Valley is moving
along, and company is soon to be
organized to begin active work on
the scheme.
A son was born to the wife OF
Toe Mathew on the 4th inst. The
little one lived but few hours, and
the funeral will take place from the
| home at p. m. tomorrow.
L p. McMannon, who il inter
ested in the Nevada Chief mine, at
| Rocklin, was an arrival from Los
Angeles Wednesday, and continued
on up to the mine Thursday.
Mrs. Emerson, of Wabuska, had
sinking spell "Wednesday after
noon and telephoned to this place Tor
physician. Soon after, however
the call was countermanded'
W. A. Wolfe and J. L. Bran
bila were arrivals from Reno Thurs
dav. detailed to do some water
measuring in this section tor the
University Experiment Station.
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
receiving all kinds of freight for the
c. K G.. line. 1t has been some
months since the G. 4 G. would take
any lumber, but it is now being
shipped
Tom Brown, who has been en-
ployed as cook at the Miller ranch
was brought to town Wednesday
suffering with epileptic fits. He is
quite i'll and is receiving the attend
ance of a physician.
Jas. b. Miller, representing the
Peyton Chemical Company, was an
arrival here Wednesday. He is here
to see if he can arrange to secure
the shipment of copper ore from any
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