Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-11-28
LITTLE LOCALS

IL. IL. Prltchard arrived IN Yerlngton
Tuesday from Buena Vista
Chas. Passay returned from his visit
to Reno the latter part of last week.
Lost "A purse containing paper dollar
and other money Reward at this Office
Ed Kreisel left Wednesday for Raw
hide, where he has valuable mining in
terests.
Mrs d. II. Dickson and daughter,
Ruth returned from their trip to Colo
RADIO last Sunday.
Mrs. George Webster of East Walker
returned Wednesday from an extended
visit to relatives in Fresno, Cal.
Superintendent l.. w Ross was TAX
ing in the sights of Yerington Monday,
after hard weeks work at the mine.
Found-A lady's gold pin. Owner
fee, proving property, and paying for
| this notice.
Strayed Dark brown horse, branded
d on left shoulder. weight about 1150
pounds. Very gentle. Send informa-
ton to the Times.
Tuesday morning arrived with thin
coat of snow covering the ground, the
first of the year. The day following was
warm and pleasant.
l.. II. Bartholomew, who is superin-
tending patent work on the property of
the Inter-Valley Mines company, was in
Yerington on business Wednesday.
The information is given the Times
by ]. f. Harris of Morningstar that his
city has a new Jail. He also processes
to know who'll be its first occupant.
A. F. Whitman, who is putting in a
number of weirs on the Miller & LUX
ranch, was in the city the first of the
week after supplies and to visit his
family.
Charles A. Peet, Salt Lake City min
ing man, arrived in Yerington Tuesday
| to look after annual work on the Ed
wards group of claims which are located
between the Ludwig and Bluestone prop
critics.
! Frank Leonard, who has a mine about
Is miles south of here, left for there
last Tuesday. Mr.. Leonard is sure he
has good thing, as the last assays re-
turned value of $3.50 from average
samples.
A. ]. Bovard, a prominent mining
man of this section, left for San Jose,
California, yesterday. Mr.. Bovard thinks
this one of the greatest mining districts
in the world, and intends to secure some
notice for it in the California papers
while he is IN that state.
]. Aronson, proprietor of the Yering
ton Cigar Factory, informs us that he
has installed two new benches in his
factory and will hereafter keep four men
at work making the smokes" which
have grown so popular in Yerington.
Usona Circle No 2S5 w. o. w. hel6
one of its interesting meetings last
Wednesday evening. Election of officers
and the regular regular routine of bust
ness kept all busy, and last but not leas
was the presentation to Neighbor Powers
of a. beautiful hand painted china berry
set.
Byron Knierim, who conducts black
smith shop on north Main street, ha
been laid up this week, unable to work
owing to small swelling of the ngh
leg between the knee and hip, wnicl
necessitated lancing, since which tim
he has been resting fairly easy, thougl
unable to work.
!. +. and J. A. Harris, the magnate
of Morningstar, were Yerington visitor
this week. They report everything
thriving at Morningstar and that owe
40 miners are at work in the Ludwi
mine, driving the work as lively as pos
sible. They also say that the oil boor
is still on and that new men are arrivin
daily to look after matters pertaining
the exploration or development OF til
oil fields.
The friends OF AL Hoyt, of the firm
Hoyt & Co. of this city, were sorry
learn of the death of the little daughtt
of Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt at Granada, Cole
! rado, on November 19, 1908. The fan
ily was all packed ready to start for Ye
+. in yton when little Flay, their only chil'
i took sick. The illness was short, enc
ing in the sweet little girls death
stated above. The intentions OF Mr. an
Mrs. Hoyt as to coming has not bee
learned since their bereavement.