Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-11-03
grief MENTION.

Monday.
* Allen was in from Tonopah the
first of the week.
Try Manhattan tamale at the green
wagon, rear OF Owl Hall.
Tanales, bread and cake at the green
wagon; rear of Owl Hall.
Kaufman and Downey put a new floor
IN the Owl saloon yesterday.
D. W. Melarkey was out from Dayton
on business for few days this week
Those Manhattan tanales are great;
at the green wagon back of Owl Hall.
storm is brewing and nobody need
be surprised if it SHOWS next Tuesday.
Just the thing for prospectors to take
tamales; green wagon, back of Owl Hall.
o. A. Brooks was out from DAYTON
couple of days this week interviewing
the voters.
g. Il. Gavin and l.. f. Clemens, To-
nopah mining men, paid this section a
visit the first of the week
Harry Samuel and wife and family
were arrivals from California this week,
and will reside here for the timebeing.
Mrs b. Vaillencour desires to inform
the ladies OF Yerington and vicinity that
she has just received an elegant line of
Winter millinery of the latest eastern
styles.
Ruel Lothrop, Jesse and Pete Millsap
were out from Dayton and made run
for the Reservation Monday. They have
secured seven claims which look pretty
good TO them
Several of the best copper experts in
the country who have visited this sec
ton recently inform us that the Yering-
ton district has the great Greenwater dis
trict discounted for copper showing
J. A. Young, a Salt Lake mining man,
paid this place a visit this week on min
ing business and to look over the coun-
try. He is much impressed with the
possibilities that exist here i'll all lines of
business.
Jos Engensperger, OF Berkeley. Cal,
spent few days i'll town last week and
this. He had some men stalking ground
for him Monday on the Reservation, and
went in himself and secured some prom
Using claims.
Perciyal Shea, representing the Gold |
field News, paid us a short visit this |
week Tuesday. He had been to Buck |
skin to look over the country and thinks |
very well of it, predicting that it will be |
a hustling camp next Spring.
Good for everything salve is used for
and especially recommended for piles. |
That is what we say of DeWitt's Witch |
Hazel Salve. On the market for years
and a standby in thousands of families |
Get DeWitt's. Sold by G. /. Ieavitt &
Son.
The Nevada Engineering Works, of
Reno, has just issued new map OF Ne
vada, which is SAID to be the best ever
prepared II will be distributed free to
mining men who send for it, the firm
using it as an advertising medium for its
business.
Newton Evans, VIM. Hall, J. w. Rice,
T. A. Dyer and J. J. Beatty secured
some promising locations on the Reser-
walton Monday in the vicinity of Black
Mountain. They will examine them
more closely later on.
Thad Hoppn made run for som e
claims on the Reservation ground last
Monday and was fortunate enough to
secure few good locations. He and his
associates will organize a company at
once to operate the property II will be
called the Lincoln Con. Co.
John Ward, who was in from Gold
field with Norton and Lucot and made
the run for ground in the Reservation,
has secured nine promising claims of
copper bearing ore in the vicinity of
Buckbrush. One ledge on the property
has splendid copper showings on the
surface.
Judge Murphy was in town interview
ing the voters Thursday night and yes
terday. The Judge has many friends i'll
Lyon county and will get a good vote
here. He is an able jurist, an honest
man and has made good officer. He
should be reelected for the best interests
of the district.
For years | starved, then bought a
S0cent bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
and what that bottle benefited me all
the gold in Georgia could not buy. /
kept on taking it and in two months |
went back to my work as machinst. In
three months / was as well and hearty
as | ever was. i still use a little occa-
sionally, as find it fine blood purifier
and a good tonic. May you live long
and prosper. &C. A. Cornell, Roding,
Ga, Aug. 81 1906. Kodol is sold here
by G. l. Leavit & Son.