Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-19

Coming! Something new. Listen for
the megaphone duets.
Joe Borge of Wabuska, was Yering-
ton visitor last Tuesday.
]. v. Monroe, of Smith Valley, ar
rlve1 in Yerington Wednesday evening
]. c. Snyder was in from the Gala
CHER district last Thursday making ar
rangements for the threshers.
You will be interested in the lectures
that are going to be given in the pavil-
ion. Seats are going to be free.
J. Adams Stevens and B. E. Beddoe,
of Reno, are here and expect to hold
religious meetings for the next few
weeks.
Watch for the tent that will be pitched
on Main street, between Broadway and
Bridge street. 1t will be used for evan
gelistic meeting.
The Gallagher school opened Monday
with Miss Ella Pursell as teacher. The
attendance is as large as usual and a
good winters work is anticipated
The school has fine new clock which
was installed by Paul Karaus, the jew
eler. 1t is very neat affair and insures
the best OF time for the conduct of the
schools.
Fred Curtis, ]. B. Wilson, T. A.
Green, L. B. Atkins and NJ. A. Mclean.
of the United States Geological Survey.
have been doing some work in this sec
ton of the country the past week.
The musicale to be given by Miss Jo-
sephine Becker will occur on Friday,
October g. Her announcement, which
was to have appeared this week will not
appear until next week. Watch for it.
Reymers Bros. passed through town
Wednesday with their theshing outfit en-
route to the grain fields between here
and Wabuska. The boys have fine
up-to-date outfit and are doing good
work.
The firm of Choklat and Tontana,
conducting the National Saloon, has
been dissolved, Mike Tontana retiring.
John Choklat is now sole proprietor.
Dan Bagneschi is now displaying his
smiling face at the bar.
Vincenzo Scatena has just returned
from Toscano. He has bought the in
terest of Garibaldi Panelli in the Hub
saloon. Caeseni Scatena came from
Italy with Vincenzo and now shoes the
festive broncho at Byron Knierim's.
]. Z. Lockwood came over from Au-
burn, California, last Tuesday on busi-
ness, starting on his return the next
day. He is building house in Auburn
and will not return to Yerington to stay
until it is completed. He iswell pleased
with the way things are progressing in
this city.
Do not overlook the fact that each
tax-paying elector has a vote on the
water franchise question next Monday,
the 21st inst The question is on the
Esden proposition, and the proper vote
for the interests of Yerington is to make
your X opposite the words Against the
Ordinance.
f. A. Harrington returned from trip
to Rawhide Wednesday. He reports
things in the burned camp in good shape
and everybody feeling sure of greater
Rawhide than ever. Mr.. Harrington is
the owner of some of very promising
mines in this district and has good pros
poets of opening them up very soon.
Mrs. c. H. Miller, wife of District
Attorney Miller, left for Goldfield the
first of the week for visit with her pa
rents. Her father is justice of the peace
in Goldfeld, and, while he is in every
way qualified for the district bench, and
could have secured the place, the office
of justice in that big camp is better
and more remunerative place than judge
OF the ulStTlCt court.
The announcement of f. J, Ross for
member of the assembly appears in this
issue. Mr.. Ross has been resident o
Lyon county practically all his life and
therefore is fully conversant with the
needs of the people. He is youns
man of energy and has been honored b,
his fellow townsmen with place on thu
council of the city of Yerington. Hi
announcement tell you frankly where h'
stands in the campaign.
So many of our citizens have beef
duck hunting that it is impossible t
give complete list of those who hav
gone since the season opened. Tn
largest kill reported was thirty-one
while two hunters spent their entir
outing learning the difference betwee