Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-07-18

MISS queen wilson is going TO give
concert and social dance at Owl hall on
the 31st of the month.
Next year the Grand Lodge of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks will be held in Los Angeles.
B. H. Reymers and family are going
on camping trip next week. They
will camp near Bridgeport, California,
at the Blackburn ranch.
Col Maxon of Reno insists that he
can be the Republican nominee for Con-
gress without the approval of Senator
Nixon. Time will tell.
Reno is to have another daily news
paper, the Reno Record. The Record
will be Democratic and will probably
look to Senator Newlands for liberal sup
port.
The Railroad Commission of Nevada
has extended the date of hearing in the
case of the Commission VS.. the Tonopah
& Goldfield Railroad company to Sep
tember /, 1908.
Chris Hernleben is putting in water
plant for himself. He will have wind
mill and tank, and will pipe his house
and have fire protection. Too bad the
city cannot dc likewise.
The Tonopah Mining company will
resume the payment of extra dividends.
1t is the dividend payers that will make
Nevada famous. At least six Yerington
companies will be in the dividend paying
class next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Hoppin and daugh-
ter, Shirley, and Mrs. Bessie Davis and
sons, Reese and Harry left for months
outing last tuesday morning. They
will make the trip by wagon, visiting
the Yosemite valley before returning.
Postmaster Littell of Yerington and
Postmaster Feeny of Wabuska, assisted
by the department at Washington, have
arranged it so that the Yerington mail
no longer lays at Wabuska all day. We
get our mail in, in the morning now,
thank you.
Senator Barney Reymers is building
new home. He has let the contracts
and work has commenced on what is to
be one of Yerington's finest homes. A.
A. Arends has the contract for the car
penter work and L. H. Wagner for the
cement work.
Herman Meissner, who left for Cali
fornia last week, was taken sick at Reno,
and his brother, Charles Meissner, and
his sister, Mrs. Johnson, drove to Carson
City and went from there to Reno in an
auto. They returned Thursday night
and report Herman improving.
Next week the Democrats are to ratify
the Denver nominees in Reno. All the
orators, especially those who desire
nominations for office, will be there and
everyone will be expected to enthuse.
The Nevada democracy is evidently
going to do things this year.
Governor Dickerson will appoint a
Judge for the newly created 9TH Judicial
District, Esmeralda county. The Times
would suggest Theron Stevens of Gold
field. Judge Stevens has had the expe-
rience and was never found wanting
when tried No better appointment
could be made.
Mrs. Josie l.. Davidson, agent of the
Fireman's Fund Insurance company, is
pleased with the promptness of her COM
pany in adjusting the loss at Schurz.
-Four days after the fire Mr.. Snowgoose,
who had placed $500 insurance with
Mrs. Davidson, received his money. The
company sent an adjuster from San
Francisco with the money the moment
they were notified of the fire.
Messrs. AL Hoyt, w. H. McKeown
and J. G. Simpson of Granada, Colorado,
arrived in Yerington yesterday and will
take look at everything in the district,
size up the valley, and if satisfied of the
future prosperity of this section will To-
cate and join the boosters for a greater
Yerington The gentlemen are all sue
cessful business men, and the progress
i've kind that we need to help build up
our city. We believe that they cannot
help being satisfied, and SO shall well
come them and trust they will never re-
gret having come to Yerington.