Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-08-22

Sam Cobb and l.. Duncan were arriy-
ais from Hawthorne Monday and left for
Yerington Wednesday Bodie Miner.
Rev Geo. w. Beatty and niece of
Yerington came in Saturday evening in
their automobile. Rev. Beatty held SER
vices in the M. E. church Sunday even
ing which were much appreciated by the
people of Bodie -Bodie Miner.
Robert H. Hastie, former resident of
Denver, Colorado, but for the past t 90
years operating in Ely, this state, .a,
part of last week examining pr .s.ssa
in this district. He was mucf
with what he saw and will re -. taasso.
ciates in Goldfeld
]. Aronson. of Reno,
Wednesday morning a. -,
business in Yeringto 10 "'ii soon De in
4. Mr. Aronsou is
dict that he will -
with the treatn e., hs vii, -. p..as1u -
hands OF the consumers here.
III j. Gilbert went to Reno Thurs
Gay 70 .eet Mrs Gilbert and the two
chiiai' N. They will return to Yerington
'o-o Ay and will occupy the DR.. Smith
residence until his return. DIR. Gilbert
was feeling very happy over theprospect
OF once more being able to live at home
! with his family.
just another gold mine. nothing more,
and up on the East Walker fiver where
gold mines are found. H.. w. frankie
and L. T. LeBaume left yesterday to beg n
work on the new find. They are thor
oughly Convinced that they have found
what will make a good mine end
will proceed 90 do some DEVELOPMENT
work.
Our new and correct petition for a
hlgn school is now ready for signers and
all taxpayers are invited to sign and thus
assfst in securing what we are so much
IN sEeed Of The petition can be found
al this Office. Do not wait for us to
'Sring the petition to you, make it point
to come in and show your interest in the
success OF the undertaking.
w. H. Davis, one of the well fed pro-
prietors of Nina hotel spent Sunday
and Monday in Yerington. He said this
city looked good to him, in fact it was a
treat to get in city with sidewalks ana
shade trees (water works on the way)
and he proceeded to treat literally and
make everyone who met him wish that
he would come again soon.
A. Clifford, who will represent this
county at the Republican State eonven-
ton, left for Goldfeld Thursday even
ing. We are not advised what this
county is to get, but hope that some
thing better than honorable mention
comes this way. D. Fl. Dickson of the
Times went along as company for Mr..
Clifford and to see how politics are work.
ed in Nevada, AS they are going to
Goldfeld they are sure to have hot
time anyway.
Mayer Judson G. R. Smith and c.
Hirohyfnous went to Leavitt Meadows
on Sunday last and returned Wednesday.
Trey camped with DIR. Smith and wife
*ho are still at the Meadows The
Mayor did not care to have his trip
placed among the 'exaggerations" al
though he claims that he, DIR. Smith
and Nick Hironymous left camp one day
about three O'Clock in the afternoon and
were back before six Chow much before
is not stated and brought in So trout.
He does not say where they got the trout
but says the story is absolutely true and
we are inclined to believe him. While
at the Meadows, big camp fire was
built at night and the Yerington people
gathered around and told stories and
sung songs and there were thirty there
from this city. Any person being in
doubt as to the accuracy of this account
Of the number OF trout canght in the
time mentioned are at liberty to ask the
Mayor or Mick" if the statement is not
true.