Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-03-31

painting and fixing up the Feeny
hotel, store and saloon at Wabuska
for couple of weeks past, paid Yer
ington visit last Sunday.
Tom Wheeler was an arrival
from Reno last Sunday and contin-
ued on up to the East Walker coun-
try to look after some mining prop
erty he owns in that district.
C. Z. and l. V. McCafferty were
arrivals here the first of the week.
They are introd ucing new style OF
gasolene light, which appears to be
the finest thing of the kind yet seen
here.
Mrs. b. Vaillencour desires to
annou nce to the ladies of Yerington
and vicinity that she has just re-
ceived a new line of Summer mil
linery. Prices reasonable. Give her
call.
Joe DIETRICH was an arrival from
Gold Hill Sunday last, and Monday
continued on up to the East Walker
district, where he has promising
mining prospect near the Webster
ranch.
Mrs. John Young and children,
OF Cripple Creek, Colorado, were ar
rivals here Tuesday on a visit to
Mrs. G. w. Wilson, who is Mrs.
Young's sister, and other relatives
and friends.
M. Marsal, who has been pros
pecting and looking over this section
OF the country tor some weeks past,
has d1scoveren an I8-1nch vein OF
gold ore in the Mount Grant district
which assays $326 per ton.
Stephen Gilchrist, Chas. Holden
and Leo Warren have taken hold OF
the old Silver State, at Winnemuc-
ca, and have improved the appear
ance of the sheet greatly, typograph-
ically as well as otherwise.
w. d. Kennedy, prospector
from the Red Mountain and Silver
Peak country, was an arrival here
the first of the week. After some
inspection of this district he SAYS it
looks exceedingly good to him.
George Kemp, formerly of Grip
pie Greek, and lately of Goldfield,
arrived here last Saturday and put
roulette wheel in the barroom of
the Hotel Yerington, opening for
business Sunday. Mrs. Kemp and
son also arrived the first of the week
John O'Banion, of Smith Valley,
paid Wabuska a visit last Sunday,
. II. ~. l.
He came down by way of Mason
Pass and returned by way of Hut
son Pass. He got hung up on the
hill on the other side of the river for
a short time.
"A. Cha rlebois, who was down
from Kast Walker this week, says
that twenty-seven claims have been
located on Gray Hill, in the vicinity
OF his ranch, lately, by Tonopah ami
Goldtield parties. Most OF the claims
are gold, but there are two promis-
ing copper prospects.
w. l.. Brandon has taken up the
work OF gaining information regard
ing this section for use on the out
side. He will also establish an office
in Yerington and transact mining.
and real estate business, in connec-
ton with which he will arrange
cabinet OF ore specimens from this
district. See his ad.
The Methodist Church fair, held
by the Ladies' Aid Thursday and
yesterday, was great success.
Many beautiful and useful pieces of
fancy work were displayed and dis
posed of, and the dinners and sup
pers served We're evidence that the
ladies who prepared them are past
masters i'll the culinary art.
"A number OF the dairymen in
the upper end of the valley are talk
ing of establishing a churning sta
ton in their neighborhood. They
expect to put in hand separators of
their own-those who do not use
them now-and deliver nothing but
the cream to the station for manu-
featuring into butter. BY using
their own separators the daIrymen
figure that they will get better milk
for their calves and hogs, and it will
not be necessary to make so many