Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-06-06

Francisco.
Lon chappell returned Thursday from
a visit to Oakland.
Mike Kenefck of Miner, is visiting
Yerington friends.
Charles Simpson and wife left for their
home in Santa Cruz Tuesday last.
Many man fails to reach the top be-
cause every time he stops to rest he falls
asleep.
Mrs Cole and Mrs. Driscoll of Gran
ite visited friends in Yerirgton the first
of the week.
If you know merchant who does not
advertise in the Times just remind him
that he ought to.
Miss Kate Kane of Mountain View was
the guest of Mrs. Gilbert at the Com
mercial the first of the week.
Contractors are putting a new cement
walk in front of Mrs. Apsy's property
on Main street.
John Harris, the energetic manager of
the new town of Morningstar, was re-
newing acquaintances in Yerington last
Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. May returned Wednesday
from Jessup. She says that it is going
to be good camp, but is little quiet at
this time.
The work of improving the city goes
steadily on. and the Pioneer Livery
stable and Mrs. Mcintyre have new
cement sidewalks.
Their many friends in Yerington ex-
tend congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Requa at Carson City on the birth
of a ten pound baby boy.
Prof. w. E. Thurman left this week
for his home in Decatur, Indiana. We
shall expect an occasional letter from
him for publication.
W. T. Cambell, who went to Carson
City with the delegation to the Demo-
cratic state covention, will visit friends
in the Capitol city for week or ten
days.
M. Bloom, representative of Levi
Strauss & Co., spent Tuesday with our
merchants and is making Bodie and
other California points by team from
here.
J. d. Biggs and ]. T. Bowker left
Thursday for their mining claims near
the Wheeler mine. They have five
claims and will spend the summer doing
development work.
A B. Gray, who visited this section
last year looking over different mining
properties, has taken lease on the Yer
ington Times. MIR. Gray is thorough
newspaper man and Yerington can be
congratulated upon attracting him to
newspaper work in that camp. Gardner
Vile Record Courier.
The knights of Pythias are at work on
their program for the grand 4th of July
celebration. Messrs. Baird and Barnett
already have enough to make success a
certainty. The lodge met Thursday
night and approved the work already
done by the committee on arrangements.
We have a very interesting article
from the pen of Rev. George w. Beatty
entitled Across the Sierras in Chug
Wagon" which we are unable to get in
| type in time for this issue of the Times.
Rev. Beatty tells of the trip from Sac
ramento, California, to Yerington made
last week by himself and Measrs. w. d.
Leavitt and Charles Lodivez, in his new
Cadillac machine.
Among the millionaires in the near
future may be counted o. + Lewis, typo
and job man at this Office, and Pete An
derson. These two gentlemen left Sun
day for a week in the hills, where they
went to place location notices on prop
erty that is believed to be better than
anything yet discovered at either Raw
hide, Bovard or Gold Circle. If success
full we expect to retire soon and al
others to do the hard work while W.
JOY all the comforts of home.
Ike Strosnider spent Wedne
Thursday in Yerington arranP
shipment of car of cattle
hogs. AS usual, he was
about everything and
himself. He has incr
under cultivation at
able this year and {
ting his ditch in
never measured
he is raising,
grown in