Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-07-01
BRIEF MENTION.

". Scatini, of Missouri Flat, is
quite Ill with stomach trouble.
Johnny Pierce was in with
load OF California fruit this week.
-Born-In Mason Valley, June as,
1905, to the wife of Joe Scar1ni,
son.
The Carson News is greatly i'm
proved this week as news dissent
nator.
The Piute men and women are
pretty nearly all engaged in the hay
fields.
Assessor Randall was out from
Dayton for few DAYS this week on
business.
Quite number of Mason Valley
people are arranging to go camping
after the Fourth.
John O'Banion, of Smith Valley,
finished cutting his first crop of
alfalfa this week.
The Yerington ball tossers won
another game from the Surveyor
nine last Sunday.
The Richards Photo Co. will be
here the 4th and 5th, ready to do
business at the old stand.
Bill Dyer has quite a large and
nice stock of fireworks, bunting,
flags, etc, for the Fourth.
-Born-Saturday, June "a, 1905,
in Mason Valley, to the wife of Lor-
EMO Santina, a daughter.
Mrs. d. CrowninshIeld and her
mother, Mrs. Il. Young, are visiting
relatives in Forbestown, Cal.
Will Simpson was down from
Smith Valley tor a couple OF days
this week on a business visit.
Quite a number of valley people
will leave today and tomorrow to
take in the prize fight and carnival.
There was not delinquint tax
payer in Lyon county this year, the
second installment being paid in
full.
John L. Sullivan, the greatest
fighter of them all, will be in Reno
on the 80 to witness the Root-Hart
fight.
Don't forget the picnic at the
Reymers ranch on the Fourth, also
the ball in the evening at the Owl
Hall.
George Barrett is bringing to
market some delicious strawberries
these days. They are superior to
the California berry.
H. K. Miller took his departure
| the first of the week for his home in
Idaho, and will visit Chicago before
returning to Yerington.
Several Mason Valley farmers
began cutting their first crop of al
falfa this week. Harvesting Will be
on in full blast next week.
-Ranchers desirious of selling
their property will do well to list
same with the Lyon County Bank.
The Lyon COUNTY BANK.
The Misses Lou and Ada Free
man returned from California the
Fl rst of the week, after visit with
relatives and friends for several
months.
The Tonopah Bonanza, the plo-
neer paper of that camp and the
the southern section, has begun its
fifth volume. May it live to be a
hundred.
We are told by several farmers
in this valley that $50 men can find
employment on the ranches here
now at wages of $3.50 to So per day
and board.
-Lost-Between Nordyke ana
Yerington, last Saturday a oicycie
wheel. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving same at Lyon
County Bank.
Both of the butcher shops start
ed wagons out through the valley
this week to accommodate customers
on the ranches during the busy
period of haying.
The water in the Walker River
has fallen quite rapidly during. the
week, and there is some apprehen-
sion that the supply will be short
for the irrigation of the second CROP
Look out for fire on the Fourth.
Numerous bombs, hrecrackers, etc,
will be exploded and there will be
more or less danger of spark get
ting into some dry, combustible ma
terial and starting blaze. Be care
| full.
Mia Ruth Williams. of Gold