Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-10-27
Brief MENTION.

Overs.
Two inches of snow fell in Aurora last
Sunday night.
Oscar Steele, a veteran Comstock min
er, was here this week
Try Manhattan tamale at the green
wagon, rear of Owl Hall.
Bob Fryer spent several days at Cold
field the first of the week.
Tamales, bread and cake at the green
wagon; rear of Owl Hall.
Those Manhattan tamales are great;
at the green wagon; back of Owl Hall.
Just the thing for prospectors to take;
tamales; green wagon, back of Owl Hall.
Joseph Johns, Jr., and Willie Johns
left Thursday for their home at Love
lock.
Mart Powers returned Saturday from
Goldfield, where he had been for a cou-
pie of months.
]. +. Tolman and J. ID. Kazar were
arrivals here last week to look over the
mining country.
Word from Aurora is to the effect that
excellent ore. and lots OF it, is being
taken out by the Durand leasers.
Mrs. Jessie McDaniels and Harry Page
were married at Reno last Tuesday and
returned here the next day.
Owners of horses, mules, jacks and
any old SPAWN have been getting gilt
edged prices for them this week.
A couple OF sure thing policy game
operators were advised to leave town
this week. They took the advice.
A. Il. Kimball, OF the Nevada Douglas,
left for Salt Lake Thursday to remain
for the Winter and visit his family.
Reports from Masonic state that two
foot ledge OF rich ore was discov cred in
the Pittsburg mine at that place on the
20th inst.
Capt. O. a. Tibbetts returned Wednes-
nesday from Round Mountain. He
speaks highly of the future posi- bili,ies OF
that camp.
D. {. Norton and W. r. Lucot came
in from Goldfield the first OF the week
and will be on hand for the opening of
the Reservation.
+. A. Roseberry, w. Genesy and c.
Updyke spent several days here the first
OF the week Quitting for the opening of
the Reservation.
]. II. Tate, mining engineer of Gold
field. was an arrival here the first of the
week to look over the mining situation
here and on the Reservation.
The infant child of Mrs. J. l. Wilson,
whose little twin brother died last week,
hoe tci. nd TO
this place from Nordyke Monday.
Mrs. Mary Gallagher and daughter,
Lucille, and Miss Loria Smith left for
Reno Thursday on business connected
with the building of the new cathedral
in that city.
Ruel Lothrop, IT., of Silver City, in
forms us by mail that, owing to sickness
III his family, he has withdrawn from
the contest for Auditor and Recorder.
The voters of the county will govern
themselves accordingly.
f. A. TAYLOR and w. G. Page. Salt
Lake mining engineers were here this
week inspecting copper properties III this
vicinity in the interest of Salt people.
Mr.. Taylor was formerly superintendent
OF the Nevada Douglas property.
Reports received from the Reservation
last night are to the effect that the
authorities discovered that over 100 loca-
tons have been made with notices dated
October %, 1906, 1880 p. III. The Off
Gals destroyed both notices and monu-
tnents
w. Ballantyne, one OF the first to or
game a company to handle Reservation
properties, arrived on the ground from
Tonopah Tuesday He will probably
make this place his headquarters for
some time and is open for all kinds of
mining business.
Ii an article is initiated the original is
always best. Think it over, and when
you go to buy that box of salve to keep
around the house, get DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t is the original and the
name is stamped on every box. Good
Tor eczema, letter boils, cuts and bruises,
and especially recommended for piles
Sold by G.. /. Leavitt & Son
Mrs. M. +. Hughes, Field Matron of
the Walker River Indian Reservation,
came i'll from Carson last Saturday, after
Two pupils who had decamped from the
stewart Institute. She found that one of
Them, Ida Bovard, had married her
husband; the other girl was not to be
iouhd. Mrs. Hughes was sick with a
severe cold while here, but left for
schurz Tuesday.