Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-06-24
sRlff MENTION.

Il. "A. Dyer anu WIG para carson
visit this week.
Tom Bergman is now baggage
master at Wabuska.
i. A. Conif was an arrival from
Hazen Wednesday.
DIR. Mccoy Chappell has moved
his office to the Snyder building.
d. w. Melarkey was out from
Dayton for few days this week.
H. Cullinane, the shoe drummer,
paid the camp visit the first of the
week.
Vim. Whitesidcs. of Virginia,
paid the town a visit the first OF the
week.
J. M. Campbell left for Placer
vile last Wednesday to bring over
load of fruit.
Several prospectors from the
southern country are now knocking
about this section.
Miss Lottie Fish returned from
Tonopah Sunday, and continued on
Pine Grove Monday.
-Ambro Rosaschi and bride re-
turned from a short trip to San
Francisco Wednesday.
Geo. p. McMannon came down
from Rocklin last Thursday and
continued on to Los Angeles.
I'D Klaus was an arrival from
Virginia City "Wednesday on visit
TO his sister, Mrs. Vaillencour.
K. H. Whitacre and K. X. Lam
paid Carson visit this week, attend
ing the Grand Lodge l. o. o. F.
DE witt Crowninshield returned
from an extended visit to relatives
in New England last Saturday.
p. Latapie came down from his
East Walker ranch Tuesday and
continued on TO Reno Wednesday.
-Haying began in Smith Valley
last week, but crops in this valley
will not be ready to cut until about
the first.
The rock dam of the Gold Hill
ditch was washed out last week and
will probably not be repaired this
Summer.
Geo. Plummer, Jr., and family
are now located in the g. l. Leavitt
residence.
Mrs. @. l. Leavitt and son,
Dwight, were arrivals from Schurz
last Saturday on a visit to friends
and relatives.
e. w. Stewart came down from
Pine Grove the first of the week and
continued on to Hawthorne on
grand jury business.
Percy Atty was an arrival from
Oakland last week to spend the
Summer with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Young.
KID Gallagher, brother of ]. B.
Gallagher, J. G. and Chas. Gallagher,
was an arrival from Kendall, Wis,
last week Friday on visit.
-Ranchers desirious of selling
their property will do well to list
same with the Lyon County Bank.
The LYox CouxrY BANK.
-Messrs. Ferry, Gum, Tibbetts
and Flindt paid Pine Grove a visit
the first of the week to investigate
the mining possibilities of that Sec
ton.
Miss Loria ID. Smith, principal of
the Yerington school for the past
term, took her departure Wednes-
day for her home in Buffalo Mead
ows.
Il. r. Brockbank WAS an arrival
from Carson Wednesday, accom-
panied by G. X. Kitchener, of Salt
Lake, to look over the mines in this
section.
H. :. Morgan, James Wright
and N. Poll came down from East
Walker Tuesday and continued on
to Carson Wednesday to prove up
on their ranch property.
The laying of ties and rails has
bugun on the Hazen-Churchill cut
off, and the old iron railroad bridge
at Wadsworth will be used to bridge
the Carson River near the Towle
ranch.
An Italian who follows women
about after night and knocks at
doors of private houses is going to
get into trouble 1T he does not desist.
The man acts as though he was
crazy.
-Messrs. Ferry, Tibbetts, Gum
and Flindt, the Salt Lake mining
men, took their departure Wednes-
day. There will be some excellent
news to report in regard to their
visit here, in the near future, "
-Born--In Vallejo, Cal, June 49,
1905, to the wife of w. X. Smith,
Iopound son. All concerned are do
ing nicely, and Howard and his
wife are extended the congratula-