Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-19
LITTLE LOCALS
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Are you registered?
against the Ordinance.
Mrs. J. Aronson returned from her
visit to Reno Thursday.
Coming soon-the evangelists. Listen
for the megaphone duets.
Those wishing tomatoes can be sup
!, piled in quantities to suit. Phone sub. 45.
B. H. Reymers came down from Reno
on Monday to look after business matters
here.
Mrs. Ernest Wagner and child ar
rived from Auburn, California, yesterday
morning.
Vic Bernard went to Wabuska yester-
day to look after some oil claims he has
in that vicinity.
The company threshing machine has
just finished threshing on Missouri Flat,
the crop being unusually fine.
Bones" Simpson has returned from
his trip to Fresno and San Francisco.
While in the latter city he attended the
prizefght and can tell you all about it.
Mrs. Geo. H. Plummer was called to
Virginia City this week to be at the bed
side of her sick mother. Latest reports
from her state that Mrs. Henrichs is
much improved.
Mrs. B. Vaillencour desires to an
nounce to the ladies of Yerington and
vicinity that she has just received new
line Of fall millinery. and will be pleased
to have them give her a call.
F. ]. Lennard, Jr., who has been at
Buckskin on mining business returned
to Yerington the latter part of last week.
He is very enthusiastic over the pros
poets of the Buckskin country.
You should have been to Miss Living
stones millinery opening on Thursday.
1t was we'll attended by the ladies, and
even some of the gentlemen were there
seen in attitudes expressing admiration
of the display.
Fred c. Ehlers, who claims Round
Mountain as his home, was in Yerington
Wednesday on his way up the river to
do assessment work on his mining
claims. He promised report of that
country on his return.
Miss Edith l.. Brake arrived from
Denver Sunday morning to take her
place as teacher in our schools. Her
father, Edwin v. Brake, formerly Labor
Commissioner of the State of Colorado,
has number of friends in this part of
!. Nevada, and he also has mining interests
here. Miss Brake is teacher by pro-
J fession, being graduate of the Colorado
State Normal school.
DIR. ]. r. Masterson makes announce
ment this week of his candidacy for the
Assembly, subject however, to the act
ion of the Republican County Conven-
ton. DR.. Masterson is professional
man of ability and skill and man in
terested in everything vital to Lyon
. county. He has always been active in
public affairs and will make a splendid
race if nominated, as his friends are
numerous.
M. Segal and John Nagel of this city
, and VIM Nagel of Wabuska started for
Rawhide Tuesday morning, where Mr..
! Segal will open up general merchan'
t disc store. This act on Mr.. Segal's part
Y shows his faith in the camp at Rawhids
S and his business foresight in grasping an
opportunity made possible by the Raw
) hide fire. He will not leave Yeringtor
more than is necessary to see that the
. business is properly conducted.
t The tax list of Lyon county has beer
gotten out by Assessor Randall and i
shows a good increase in the taxable
) property of the county as well as in the
+. population. The number of names this
year is S48, goodly increase over 1907
E The assessor has taken much care will
: this work, and has tried to make fai
and impartial assessment roll. If yo'
: find an error, the Board of Equalization
i will fix it on the 21st inst, if you re
: buest them to.
!. Yerington should not forget that ther
8 is to be convention here next Monda,,
a and do her best to entertain the visitors
All progressive cities try to be "conven
/, ton towns" and make the members o
. every convention held there, regardless
of creed or politics, at home. This wa
4 shown at Gold6eld when the Repuh
), lican convention met there and at Tono
pah when the Democrats convened i
that city. Let's get the conventio
r spirit and see that no delegate to an