Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-12

lotte Ball and Master Willie Wichman,
went to Reno Monday to see the State
Fair and to visit in that city.
On October 10th, registration for the
general election closes. If you are not
on the list by that time, you cannot
vote. There is no way to get on the list
later. Register now---today.
The ducks have no chance to duck
from you if you use Winchester shells
(ballistite powder) You can get them
in all the popular loads at Dillon &
Vests. See their ad for fist of loads
carried in Stock,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Reymers left for
Reno Tuesday afternoon to attend the
State Fair and to visit their many friends
in our States commercial center. Every
body is always glad to see the friendly
face of Barney"
Are you there like duck, with the
ducks on the 18th? If you are, you are
liable to get your blooming head shot off
with an automatic gun loaded with
Winchester shells (ballistite rowder)
from Dillon & Vests. Read their ad.
There was lively limburger sandwich
party on the lawn at the railroad hotel
in Wabuska, Monday afternoon. There
were only select few in the partly and
some of those present failed to appreciate
the spread, but they all had good time
anyway.
Foundr--By Sauter Bros, near the
bridge across the river at Yerington, a
mans coat. There is an Eagles en-
blem in the lapel and portions of letters
from Shamrock, Missouri, in the pockets.
Owner may have same by calling at this
Office and paying for this notice.
E. H. Maxwell is at Dayton repairing
the court house in the way of painting
and retouching for the county. His
work is much praised by the Dayton
people and they have offered him
large amount of work to do for people
there which he will do before returning
to Yerington.
On Tuesday next, the open season for
ducks begins for those of our citizens
who observe the forms of the law (those
who do not have an open season the
year round, if there is no one looking)
and many are the "best guns made"
that are being inspected and put in fine
shape for the sport. ea.o
A week from next Monday occurs the
special election in Yerington to decide
on the acceptance or rejection of the
Esden franchise. Everyone qualified to
vote thereon should do so whether for
or against the proposition. 1t takes 90
per cent of those voting thereon to vote
in its favor to carry the proposition.
L. H. Wagner, one of Yerington's
prosperous contractors, went to the
county seat, the first of the week on
business before the board of County
Commissioners. He refused to discuss
his nomination for the county Office and
told few of the boys in confidence that
he was drafted" and was not going to
have the matter put to vote.
F. w. Fairbanks returned from San
Francisco where he had been for few
days on matters connected with water
system for Yerington. This week We'd
nesday the first of four carloads of pipe
for the Yerington water system arrived
at Wabuska and is now being hauled to
Yerington. Looks like water works, at
last.
In this issue of Tie Times appears the
announcement of Thos. p. Mack as a
candidate for state senator. Mr.. Mack
has been resident of Lyon county for
over IS years and has always had the in
terests or the county at heart. He is
civil and mining engineer and is so we'll
known to all the people of the county
that nothing further need be told of him
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