Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24
LITTLE LOCALS


Reno Thursday.
Born-On October 9, 1908, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale, son.
Clark Guild was county seat visitor
the first of the week.
T. P. Mack of DAYTON was visiting in
Yerington this week.
Senator J. w. Wilson was Reno Wis
itor the first of the week.
County Clerk Melarkey came over
from Dayton Wednesday.
A. J. LOTUS was visiting among our
people the first of the week.
Born-On October TO- 1908, to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lamkin, daughter.
w. d. Davidson left for the northern
end of the county the first of the week.
E. J. Ross returned from his trip to
Dayton, Reno and other points Wednes-
day.
A. K. Pollard of Silver City was Wis
itor in this end of the county the first of
the week
The Women's Book Club will conduct
a carnival at the skating rink the first
week in November.
c. F. Stock was visiting in this part
of the county the latter part of last week
and fhe first of this
Geo. Simpson, H. NJ. Schooley and
N. NJ. Livingstone were in from Smith
Valley Tuesday and Wednesday.
DIR, R. d. Smith left for Reno Tues
day for visit. DIR. Smith will return
to Yerington before going to Denver.
c. c. Turner came in from Smith
Valley Tuesday and departed for the
north part of the county the next morn
ing.
Bring your best girl to the carnival at
the skating rink the first week in No
vember. The Book Club will be in
charge.
Silver Segal left for Rawlide Thurs
day where he will take charge of the
store, relieving his father who will re-
turn here.
The grand ball and supper by the
Women of Woodcraft will be an event
1t will occur on Friday evening, October
30th. Attend
The carnival at the skating rink the
first week in November will be worth at
tending 1t will be under the manage
ment of the Book Club.
Bosco Michealovitch, who was injured
in a runaway some time ago, has re-
turned from San Francisco, and is still
taking medical treatment here.
Do you know that Christmas is almost
here and that the beautiful presents just
in at Smiths store is pleasing to look at ?
Don't fail to look them over.
Lost-On the streets of Yerington, a
lady's gold watch, the name Hattie"
engraved on back. Finder may locate
owner by reporting to the Times Office.
The Flyer Gold and Copper Mining
CO.. which owns promising property
near Buckskin, will put on a small force
of men next week. The present shaft
will be sunk to greater depth.
Hon. B. H. Reymers, the genial can
didate for state senator, has been visit
ing voters in various parts of the county
this week. Barney's smile isn't a cam-
paign smile, it's there all the time.
Colonel d. v. Gelder of Oakland,
Inspector General of the military de-
partment of the Knights of Pythias, was
in Yerington this week looking after
his mining interests in Mason Pass.
The Kennedy Consolidated at Buck
skin struck the richest ore yet encount-
cred at depth of l40 feet. They were
compelled to shut down on account OF
water until pump can be installed.
w. B. Edwards, who is prominently
interested in the Yerington Oil and Gas
Co., came over from Reno this week.
He is very optimistic in his views on the
chances of striking oil fourteen miles
northeast of ierington.
The revival meetings at the M, +.
church closed the first of this week after
very successful series. Rev. Patterson
is an excellent conductor and did able
work. Rev. Beatty is very much pleased
at the result of the meetings.
The Gates Co., are doing the location
work on their large group of oil claims
i'll Spring Gulch, near Buckskin. In
doing this work they struck sandstone
and shale with paraffine which is claim
ed to look as good as the indications al
n darth of )OO0 feet in the California