Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-10-07
BRIEF MENTION.

Joe Bosch is taking the hot water
cure at Hinds' Springs.
Capt. Tibbetts left for Salt Lake
Monday on mining business.
K. A. Dillon went to Tonopah
last Sunday on business visit.
-Thurlow Douglass returned
from Dayton and Reno Sunday.
"A load of steel rails for the
Dyer mine arrived here this week.
Miss Anna Damn, of Smith Val
ley, attended the Institute in Reno
this week.
There will be services at the NJ.
K. church tomorrow morning and
evening as usual.
". Mcintyre and wife left for
Kinds Hot Springs Tuesday to
spend week or two.
Sheriff Randall came i'll from
Dayton Thursday after visiting
Smith Valley en- route.
M. L. Mckinney came in from
Keno Monday and dumped the slot
machines around town.
Mrs. Nellie auckland and daugh-
ter went TO Bishop Monday for a
months visit with relatives.
Mrs. Hughes, matron at the
Walker River Reservation, paid
Yerington a visit this week.
Harry Warren and John MUIR
chic paid the other end of the county
visit the first OF the week.
Miss Harriet Gushing and Mrs.
II. Dickerson attended the Teachers
Institute this week in Reno.
Rev. T. H. Nicholas and wife
and daughters returned from their
visit to California Thursday.
Mrs. B. F. Baker, of hawthorne,
was an arrival Thursday on visit
to her sister, Mrs. A. Mcleod.
Mrs. Tom Ross and baby were
arrivals from Dayton Wednesday.
Mr.. Ross has gone to Tonopah.
H. w. Slingerland returned
Thursday from his trip to San Fran
cisco and other California points.
ID. Lawson returned last week
from trip to Harvey county, Or,
to look at some mining prospects.
B. H. Rey mers and wife left last
Saturday for visit to Virginia
City and Reno tor a week or two.
Mrs. G. Ross returned Monday
from her visit to California and Reno
friends after an absence of nearly
month.
Pete Conway came down from
Pine Grove the first of the week
and went to Hawthorne on grand
jury duty.
Mrs. A. w. Brann and neice,
Miss Guthrie, were arrivals from
Oakland last week on a visit to
friends and relatives.
Some excellent mining news
was received from the other end of
the county last night, but too late
tor publication this week.
Otto Tarbert and August Tau
bert, of St. Paul, who are interested
in some iron properties in this Sec
ton, were arrivals here last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Henry Mcleod and Miss
Gladys Jones are expected to arrive
from Virginia City today for short
visit, They are enroute to Soda
vile.
August Frieberg, formerly sec
ton foreman at Hawthorne, has
been transferred to Cleaver Station,
and moved his family to that place
this week.
John Michaelson, miner, was
found dead III his room in Bodie last
week according to the Bridgeport
Chronicle. He was well known in
this section.
Call at Will Dyer's today and
get some fresh vegetables-cauli-
flower, celery, lettuce, onions, rad
ishes, etc. He also has green pep
pers and mustard seed.
Italian ranchers are now busy
hauling spuds to Wabuska and stor-
ing them in pits tor shipment later
on. The crop is up to the average
this year both in quality and guam
tity.
Frank Cooper and wife were ar
rivals from Coleville, Cal, Tuesday
on a visit to old friends. Frank has
not been in the valley for many
years. but has not forgot how to
play the fiddle.
-Chas. l. Baxter, of Pittsburg,
Pa, and John L. Gates, of Anaheim,
Cal, were arrivals here the first of
the week and continued on to Rock
land, where they are interested in
a mining property.
C. Hernleben, John Snyder and
Ct. XHyahatar raturned from