Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-05-20

Mrs. Frank Ingram was an ar
rival from hawthorne last Satur-
day on visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss lizzie Rammelkamp came
down from Wellington last Satur-
day and continued on to DAYTON
Monday.
August Taubert was an arrival
here on the 18TH from Cripple Creek,
Colo, and Walter Taubert from ST.
Paul, MINI!
Charlie Kinds was down from
the Hot Springs Thursday on a
short business visit, returning the
same night.
M. Marich, representing the Ne
vada Meat CO., of Reno, paid the
town short business visit the first
of the week.
Two more slot machines were
put in commission here this week,
one at the Owl saloon and one at the
Yerington Club.
-Hod Warner, resident of this
valley in early days, was an arrival
from Bodle Thursday on a visit to
old time friends.
-Chas. Emerson will soon move
his saloon and restaurant building
from Wabuska to a point further
south on the G. & G.
M. 4. Wilson writes that he will
be here in time to start the Lyon
County Bank at this place by the
first of next month.
Capt. Tibbetts paid Carson a
visit the first of this week, return
ing Thursday, and left again for
that point yesterday.
p. Latapie and ]. s. Edwards
drove down from the Latapie ranch
Monday morning, and Mr.. Latapie
continued on to Reno.
The Gallagher school closed last
Friday, and the teacher, Miss Edna
Boyle, returned to her home in Vir-
ginia City Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Mcintyre drove
up to Kinds Hot Springs last Sun
day where Mrs. M. will remain for a
short time for her heath.
DIR. H. A. Mcneil, dentist. will
arrive in Yerington June 10, 1905,
and will remain for two weeks only.
Office at Vaillencour residence.
"A number of cars got off of G.
K G. switch at Mount House We'd
nesday, causing a delay which made
the mail somewhat late that day.
Earl Wilson and Fred Brooks
left for the Wilson range last Non
day with a band of cattle to be
turned onto the range for the Sum
mer.
Fishing parties are all the rage
now, and some fine catfish are being
caught, and an occasional trout.
The catfish are quite good sized this
season.
Mrs. F. NJ. Barnes and Mrs. Mollie
Nelson, OF Pocatello, Idaho, were ar
rivals here yesterday on a short
visit to w. II. Slingerland and
family.
The Simpson boys, of Smith
Valley, vaccinated theiG cattle this
week to prepare against anthrax,
and will turn them on the range
next week.
Call and see the beautiful life
size Heinrich Handwercks dolls at
the Leavitt drug store. They will
be given away, absolutely free, to
some of our young ladies.
The unwilling of the monument
over the grave of the late Mrs. ]. O..
Birmingham will take place at the
cemetary at II o'clock on Decoration
Day, by the Women of Woodcraft.
DIR. Smith was summoned to
Mount Grant Thursday by the seri-
Gus illness of the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan, who are at that
point operating Mr.. Morgan's mine.
The railroad company is again
receiving hay for shipment to the
southern country, and hay IS going
out of the valley as fast as cars can
be procured at Wabuska in which
to ship it.
Miss Ruth Williams returned to
her home in Gold Hill Sunday, her
school here having closed for the
term. Little Hazel Ambrose accom-
panied her on visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. J. ]. Mckenzie.
Grswlae Aches aad PaIas.