Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-08-29

eAN AhAh ouh 10 doohi GU.
The school board have decided to have
sch ool open on Monday, the 14th of
September.
E. R. Dodge, the genial attorney of
Reno, was a Nerington visitor on Mon
day of this week.
Mrs. McNeely returned Saturday from
Leavitt Meadows where she had been
camping with friends.
Alex Murchie returned Monday from
his drive to Lake Tahoe. He says he
had time while away.
City Clerk Powers has returned after
three weeks vacation at Lake Tahoe and
other California points.
Miss Anna Livingston again appears
in our midst after a sojourn in Smith
Valley for the past few weeks.
Charles and Dan Mcleod left Sunday
in the big red auto for California points
where fishing and hunting is good
r. R. Leslie of Goldfeld and F. B.
McGraw of the Rockland mine were reg
istered at the Commercial hotel Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Davidson have
returned from their outing in the noun
tains and are looking and feeling as
though the trip did them good
The habit of shooting men for making
love to others wives is getting very
common. There is no ''unwritten law"
that justifes cold blooded murder.
David McGeachim was caller Mon
day. He is in charge of a property at
Buckskin and was on his way to San
Francisco for a three weeks vacation
Mrs. ]. Aronson arrived Sunday from
Reno and is now resident of Yering-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Aronson are located
temporarily in rooms in the Plummer
building on Main street.
Neil Mcleod went to Smith Valley
last Sunday; said he was going to buy
sheep, but some of the young men in
the valley insist that it was lamb that
he was after-one of the dear kind.
The city council did not hold its regu-
lar meeting Monday night. The Mayor
and City Clerk were on hand, but all the
members of the council are taking a
much needed rest in the mountains.
Councilman Charles Gallagher and
family returned yesterday from th'
camping trip in the mountains. AS he
is good story teller we shall expect an
extra good exaggeration for next week.
B. McVicie of Salt Lake City was in
Yerington this week. He said he was
here for his health and was feeling bet
ter. He was not so i'll but that he was
able to inspect several copper properties.
Messrs. Murphy and Dixon went to
Buckskin Monday and on their return
met large rattlesnake which offered
battle. The reptile was killed and
brought to town anc Mr. Dixon has
string of twelve rattles to show as proof
of the meeting.
John Gallagher and family returned
the latter part of last week from their out
ing at Lake Tahoe. they report pleas
ant time but were not pleased to find
upon their return that someone had
stolen four dozen chickens and four
turkeys during their absence.
Yerington is herself again. The old
burg seems natural once more. Yes, it
is true, Barney Reymers is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reymers returned Satur-
day night from their camping trip in
Leavitt Meadows. We are expecting
fish story for any or all the offices he
wants.
S. M. Levy of Salt Ike City, who is
interested in the Malachite copper prop
erty, spent Saturday and Sunday in Yer
ington. He was pleased with the pro-
said that his company would soon be
numbered among those who were doing
development work.
i Rev. Beatty of Yerington, accompsn-
led by his niece, Miss Beatty, and Mrs.
w. f. Reading of Bodie. arrived in town
late Monday evening in an auto from,
Bodie. Services were held in the church
that evening, but owing to the late ar
rival of the minister but a small crowd
was in attendance. bridgeport Chron-
icle-U Union.
On Wednesday the Rev. Beatty of Il
NJ. +. church went to Reno to attend tn
annual meeting of the Nevada Mission,
which will be presided over by Bishop
H. w. Warren. The meeting will prob
ably last until Tuesday of next week.
. Rev. Beatty has given good satisfaction
. here and the members of his church hope