Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-17
LITTLE LOCALS

Clark Guild went to Dayton the first
of the week
Mrs. c. Hironymous went to Dayton
Sunday on a visit.
Councilman +. ]. Ross was called to
Reno on business last Monday.
Silver Segal, son of M. Segal, arrived
from Oakland last Wednesday.
Keep the high school question in
mind. 1t will be on your ballot.
w. d. Davidson took trip over the
county this week. He reports the fences
in good shape.
Mrs. A. Leichenstein and family left
last week for visit in Oakland. They
expect to return this week.
Byron Gates is over from Dayton in
terviewing voters as to their feeling on
commissioner in his district.
District Attorney Miller is in this part
of the county this week. He is candi-
date for reelection and is seeing the
BOYS.
The science of health" will be the
subject at the tent Saturday evening and
an interesting program will be given
during the week.
Z. +. stock, auditor and recorder and
candidate for reelection, is visiting this
part of the county this week. He says
things political look good.
The meetings at the big tent will be
continued during the coming week and
as another stove has been set up the tent
will be comfortable.
Mrs. ]. G. Kaufman and Mrs. d. H.
Dickson and daughter accompanied the
Yerington Juniors to Dayton last Friday,
returning with them on Sunday.
Chief of Police Slingerland and wife
returned from San Francisco the first of
the week. Mr.. Slingerland feels much
improved in health since his trip.
| A letter received by Mr.. Ross states
that Mrs w. c. Ross arrived at her des-
tination at Embro, Ontario, on the 10th
inst, alter very satisfactory trip.
Il. G. Kidder, of the Mason townsite
has returned from his trip to Los An
geles. While there he purchased two
miles OF pipe for his town, and will push
the installing of water system to COM
pletion within 80 days.
A. R. Schafers, who has been propri-
etor of the Pioneer Bakery for so long a
time, sold the bakery last week and left
for New York. The many friends and
customers are sorry to see Mr.. Schafers
leave, although friend came and spent
week persuading him to return to his
old home. Mr.. Schafers is reported to
be man of means, and his relatives
have been urging him to return for some
time lie sold his business to A. LEIGH
enstein who is well qualified to carry on
the business in the bakery.
r. J !. NOooi q hilHiiiS anu iCdi CStdlS
man of Yerington, Nevada, arrived in
Reno last night and will spend several
DAYS here meeting old friends and at
tending to business affairs. Mr.. Ross is
! independents Democratic candidate for
the Nevada assembly from Yerington
and has Just finished tour of Lyon
county. He states that Yerington is
| booming and that within a few years
Wellington will be known as the greatest
copper camp in Nevada. Reno Gazette
of October Is.
! ]. D. Kazar, of Boston, one of the cap
ilalists interested in the Nevada Calumet,
is here looking over the property and
consulting with Superintendent p. ].
Stacey as to the work before them They
are running two shifts at present and are
going to increase the force very soon.
They are down 200 feet and have fine
ledge filled with streaks of copper sui
phide, the largest being from IL to IS
inches wide. Mr.. Kazar is very enthus-
iastic over their mine, but says The Yer
ington district has the most ore and the
greatest advantages of any district his
travels have led him into.