Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-08
BRIEF MENTION

N. W. Willis paid Dayton visit this
week on court business.
Ed Klaus, of Virginia City, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. Vail1encour.
Watch Lam's bargain counter for REM
nants, shoes and other bargains.
Dressmaking and ladies' tailoring
Mrs. Thos. McGrif, Nevada street.
D. E. Mcpherson returned Monday
from business visit to Salt Lake City.
W. E. Harmon has been appointed
Police Judge of the city, by the Council.
Fred Johnson, of Dayton, has been
appointed Public Administrator for Lyon
county
B. F. Warrington returned the first of
the week from a business trip to Los
Angeles.
Buy your drygoods of E. R. Lam;
largest stock; most varied assortment;
latest designs.
E. w. Drummond, of the Drummond
Mines Co., was all arrival from Califor-
mia yesterday.
Ed Mason and Ernest Gray left for
the Masonic country Thursday on
plOopNStiiS UP
Frank Downey came over from Reno
Tuesday and will remain here on bust
ness for some weeks.
I. +. O'Brien, who expects to go into
business in Yerington, was all arrival
from Sacramento last night
A hail and rain storm visited this
place yesterday and just enough moist
ure fell to lay the dust nicely
Just arrived at E. R. Lam Slight
wool underwear and sox; large assert
ment of negligee shirts for men.
Ross and Tooley have started a tent
lunch counter at Wabuska, on the other
side of the track from the depot.
Joe Holland, formerly conductor on
the Tonopah road, has taken charge of
the Wabuska eating house and bar.
Ira Wagner and wife and Ernest
Wagner and wife returned Wednesday
from their visit to California points.
Miss Frances Gray. who has been at
tending Mrs. Mckenzie as nurse, re-
turned to her home in Reno Tuesday.
A. Mitchell was down from Antelope
Valley this week for a few DAYS. He
nearly got lost on the new streets in the
city.
Mrs. Annie Carroll and Mrs. Nav
Archer and children left this week to
spend couple of months at Santa Cruz,
Cal.
Harry Samuel has opened store in
the new building Just finished on the
~f -.
street.
c. F. Holland returned from Los An
geles Thursday Mrs Holland is still
there and her health is somewhat better
at times.
A. c. Greer, of Salt Lake, who is in
terested in mining property in this dis
trict. was an arrival in camp the first of
this week.
J. f. Bowe, of Berkeley, CAL, is here
on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Semeria
Mr.. Bowe is follower of the art pre-
sentative.
Read the advertisements this week
and notice that of the Gilbert Engineer
ing Co., which company is located on
Broadway.
Lee Wightman and wife, of Fallon,
were visitors to Yerington last Monday
Mr.. Wightman was here to buy mutton
for the Fallon market
Alex Murchie and wife and children
left yesterday for St. Johns, New Bruins
wick, Mr.. Murchie's old home, where
they will visit for some months.
The Round Mountain Nugget has cell
ebrated its first birthday. 1t is one year
old. 1t is a neat and newsy paper and
should live to celebrate hundred birth
days.
The Board. of Commissioners made an
order at its meeting this week to repair
the Eldorado Canyon road, which was
badly washed ont by storms couple of
months ago.
The Mining News, in write-up of the
mining districts of Nevada, locates the
Yerington district in Douglas county
Hunt up your map, Mr.. News man, and
guess again.
ID. v. Gelder is up from Oakland
looking over his mining property at
Buckskin. He will arrange to do con-
siderable development on the ground in
the near future.