Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-04-22
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. l. Flory lett for San Fra ncis-
co Thursday on business.
F. w. Downey paid Dayton
business visit the first of this week
H. M. Schooley was down from
Smith Valley Thursday and yester-
day.
H. S. Morgan, of East Walker, is
quite seriously i'll with an attack of
measles.
-Messrs. Kvans and Regain drove
out from Carson Thursday on min
ing business.
-Joie Gallagher and Ray Hirony-
nous left tor Reno Thursday to at
tend the circus.
It. b. Hickey and attorney Boy
linton paid Smith Valley visit the
latter part of last week.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. l. Leavitt were
up from Schuz for a few days last
week, returning Sunday.
j. Stewart Edwards was down
from the Latapie ranch Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Julius Reymers left for Sweet
water Tuesday, taking up a small
band of cattle tor G. Wiley.
"A number of sheep shearers are
now busy shearing sheep at the
Fallon ranch in Smith Valley.
Smith Valley farmers are put
ting in more grain this year than
ever before, principally barley.
j. K. Bray, who is now in the
insurance business, paid Yerington
visit of couple of days this week.
Mrs Frank Ingram was an ar
rival from Hawthorne last Sunday
on a short visit to relatives and
friends.
Will Dyer received the first
straw be rries to come to camp last
Tuesday. He will have another lot
tomorrow also fresh vegetables.
About $50 men and large num-
Der of horses and mules are now en-
ployed in building the grade for the
S. ?. cutoff from Hazen to Fort
Churchill.
Mrs. NJ. Ashton and little
daughter, OF Dewey, Arizona, are
visiting Mrs. Brisson. Mrs. Ashton
was formerly Miss Nay Brisson, of
this valley.
II. d. Dollings, the sewing ma
chine man, paid the valley a visit
this week. He is also acting as
agent for the Nevada U. S. Fence
Co. of Reno.
Adam Herboldt, an old resident
of this valley. but now located at
San Diego, California, was an ar
rival here last Sunday on visit to
old friends and on business.
The frosts of the past few nights
have injured the fruit blossoms in
this valley and Smith Valley, espec-
tally the plums, peaches and pears.
There is yet chance for fair ap-
pie crop
Mr.. Willis Coats, of Chicago,
was an arrival here last Monday.
He is at present stopping with DR..
and Mrs. r. d. Smith, and is here
to see what this climate will do for
his health.
Transferring of freight on the
G. & c. began at Schurz Monday,
and will make of that little town a
lively place for some weeks. AS a
result of this move Wabuska is
comparatively quiet.
The Las Vegas Age is the name
of a new paper just started in that
thriving new town in Lincoln Co. |
1t is published by Nicklin and Cork
hill, is neat, newsy and has the ap-
pearance of doing paying business.
Chief Nevin, accompanied by |
Geo. Wilson, were out from Vir-
ginia City the first of the week look
ing tor horse for the Virginia City |
ire depa rtment and buggy team.
They found the horses but were not
satisfied with prices.
Thomas Rooney, a native of Cali
tornia, and formerly resident OF
this valley and Pine Grove, died in
Tonopah last week Wednesday of
pneumonia. He was aged about sc
years, and leaves many friends to
mourn his sudden demise.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing will be "The Worlds Darkness
and the Worlds Light, and the duty
of those who have the light towards
those who are still in darkness" At
this service there will be excellent
Easter music by the choir. All are
invited.