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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
Shocking the COrH Crop.

In view Of the probable high
price of corn for this coming
season, it seems provident for
every farmer to supplement this
high priced grain with much
rough feed, and there is 40 feed
as good, or inexpensive, as shock
corn, if il is cut at the proper
time aud we'll shocked. When
the ears have become quite hard.
aud well dented, and the husks
parity dry, the stoyer has a nigh
feed value Tor the next ten day S
or two weeks, while the yield OF
grain bias decreased very little,
The shocks should be drawn
closely together near the top
with ring aud a rope, then tied
with binder twine Ais win
prevent rain and SNOW pene
etrauug deeply into thv shock,
90 The injury of the fodder The
sizs og shocks varies. but Ia the
corn belt i6 hills square is the
universal size OF ca sbocks.
Small fields of corn are cpt by
r s f ........,.. ...t q
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
Knd By IaIa

Geo W Word who has ne d
ehe ved fm and in tlla
vicinity iofs0me tim was strnek
aud instantly killed bg th h
bound passenger train m0nda1
moruing a. Aihd
Sir Woods was working iof &.
.C Webster geltiHg nut log fot
the new Athol club house. ac
wished % come 70 Rich Hll aHd
tried % aag she train Tor THAR
purpose Tile train did not siop
and be was standing too close
% the track and was struch bg
tho PROJECTING beam Of the COW
catcher
Deceased was II years Of age
and IS survived oF two sons who
Iiso ia Topeka Kansas
lae train sropp,d q and the
budg was removed to The H d.
Booth undertaking apartments
in this city where it was view 9
by Coroner Lask
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
Tas Christians Centennial

Thomas I'a9ulm1 ia the Sch
dsv 81 September 1909 wrote
what has since been called the
ID elaration" having the follow
ne slogan Where the Script
eres speaF u speak. where the
seripsales arc silent. we are si-
eat Thp p8rnose 81 tbis godly
man was to unite sil of God s
oeap.e into one body IN ccmpli-
arf.. vith ths nrarer of Jasus
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
Malachy aagau Dead.

Nalachy Hagan. who was iniur.
ca several dags ago, while riding
h1rse died a. the home Of bis
pents in the East end last sun
da efternoon aged IL years
Deceased was born and reared
IN shis city and 3 b e accident
whHeh resulted in his death while
in the bloom Of his promising
Young manhood is greatly de-
plored bY all.
He was a member Of the Rich
Hill High School and would have
gtadaated next year had he been
spared.
The funeral occurred at ST
Budgets Catholic Church d
which he was a member the ser.
vices being conducted by Rev.
Father Murphy and the remains
wese laid to rest in the Cathoii,
cemetery.
His bereaved relatives hayt
the sympathy OF ali in their afiic
ton.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
10 Usa For G allauqla.

Sam Crouch says that he is
glad ihe chautauqua people fall
ed 10 sen rae necessary seven
hundred ,icbots u assure
cbauauqua Tor next season.
sam attended the cbauauqua
one day and was dreadtuay dis
appointed. de told bis friends
THAT there Wasnta sinlge stril-
ing machine on the grounds, nor
5 cane rack nor even "a merry go-
round There were no noisy
boys throwing confetti aud
stsilSIng people With whips.
There Wele uo gamblers oF
booteggers. In fact Sam says
there was absolutely nothing go-
ing ga but music aud leotures.
he thought R was a shame to
tako tla money when he could
iuatas we'll have spent d Tor hne
tobacco Another tmug tAat made
sam mad was the fact that his
wls wanted t0 80 all The time,
raose folks said sam, NAVE
nude D. believe that size needs
...tt.., Ef. t,..,fI,,p tss-.,.,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
IT, a. Williamson DEAD

q y gsIiiau pioneer
lpidberman % d CITY died ai
his hume on the East Side Iass
SUNDAY afteruooUaeed % years.
re WAS born in Chester connty
Penn ard came i9 tbls cts ia
1881 since WHICH j me be has been
orc ef it's mOstp aggressive and
a9ae spirited ciNjzeDs
iF Is survived 5y wife, ore
son sud two daughters. besides
segaral grand children.
Yhe funeral occurred az the
bame Wednesday afternoon and
the services we're conducted bg
the Rev Keast Of the Walnut So
" & Church after which inter
meht was made Ia Green Lawn
cemetery.
By his death the city loses one
Of its foremost and most pro-
gressive citizens and the Tribune
aiss with the entire community
ln extending its sympathy %
the bereaved ones
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
Tive Show.

"a little reader in the Concord
ia Kansas kansau says Bobby
Fountain Famous Shows were in
Nupcordaand We're hne, pleasing
two large crowds Ile Show
will u in Rich Hih Monday SepJ
9th,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23
BIgfpsfshlblilan

NAvaroo The King og the High
Wire VIII give bis free eNh'os.
uon ca the high wire Monday
Sept gaon iho show grounds
Ia Rich lil, the date ot ex0ioi-
t.on ~ The BQbby Foantain Fam
ons Shows here,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23

ghe Rich HilCnristian Church
has grown strong enough % haye
iaii iil'mepgeachingana from now
on tltee wilin ne regular moei
ing eFery Fd 5 Day, conducl-
ia bs Min'ster koepsel.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23

Five per cent money for farm
loans Also money for town
property
Farms, Raw Land, City and
Town Property Sold and Exchang
ed.
Fair and Equitable treatment
Guaranteed.
/ have a number Of inter T.
ing propositions iIom thc v ei
and Southwest.
Before you Sell E2ehar
Make new oan og Renew ar
old One call and See mc
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23

Mrs e S ileasley Is visiting
Mm = 5 hckey in Cnanoie
Ainsas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-09-23

e RAston aad Cars Stone
nrshe hste returUed from their
yacnl-pa u lhe 0zarks ANA
uafl p.fnt oi good hshing aud
Hu tlme eneralit
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
LITTLE LOCALS

Josephine and James Baker are attend
ing Business college, at San Francisco
George Webster motored to town
Saturday after doctor for Mr.. Morgan
who was taken suddenly and serousl,
i'll at his ranch station, East Walker.
Otto Taubert has returned to Yering-
ton from Colorado where he has been
for four months past. He seems his
usual smiling self. and is as enthusiastic
over Yerington district as ever. His
son, Will returned some weeks ago.
A business deal of some importance
took place last week i'll the transference
of nine head of horses from Mr.. Nc
Donald, liveryman, to ]. w. Ruyle.
Mr.. Mcdonald thinks of going to Brit.
ish Columbia
| J. L. Gelder is in from Reno for d
I few DAYS.
J. o. Dick Of Salt Lake, who did z
great deal of important surveying il
/ 1888 tiSsAhNN wv Ndi dS''. 10 iCiC u
look after claims.
Paddy Conway was in town iron
Sweetwater Friday.
We wonder, too We do not Away.
have the good fortune to secure sucl
values we will show the good luck will
our patrons. You'll wonder how oui
new stock of Xmas goods can be sold 81
cheap At SMITHS.
Guy Rodgers and T.. Dickinson O
Smith Valley and John McAllister o.
Yerington, have returned from a tril
Utter wild horses out toward Bovard
The plan usually adopted is to build {
corral about spring where the horse.
ire in the habit of watering. Leave tn,
corral gate open and lie in wait for tn,
mustangs. Thew have trapped as man,
IS thirty at time in this same way.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

There are two kinds of merchants that
are developed by store adversely. One IS
the man who is intimidated promptly
when Fortune rains few blows upon
his head He is the merchant whose
first thought, under the stress of unsat-
isfactory business is to save the
money he would usually spend for adj
vertising. That impulse, if acted upon,
ends his career as a merchant lis his
self-inflicted business death sentence,
The other sort of merchant when hit
hard by discouraging conditions, plans
how he may double his Advertising
thus effectually hitting back. He is
the sort of man who creates and con
structs---who builds success out of any
materials, under any environment
There are merchants in this town of both
kinds. You know some of both kinds
| if You know any great number OF this
towns storekeepers.
Barbara l.. Curry and Dan Wilson on
/ November Is were married. The eere-
mony was performed at the NJ. l..
church by Rev. G. w Beatty. II is uu-
/ derstood the couple will make their fu-
ture home in Pine Grove.
Clarence Beaman returned 10 Smith
Valley with John Gander who came
down the early part of the week.
Mrs L. IL. Bartholomew is enjoying
a visit from her brother, Mr. Ben Butte
Ter, who is here from Nampa, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Gregory were in tow
for day.or SO last week
Abe Charlebois was down from Eas
Walker, Tuesday.
Rev. Johns returned to Yolo las
week.
Reserve space in your wagons. Ar
ends s. Hanson can load them up.
Mr.. Pennington OF Valley Springs
Cal, who has valuable holdings in tn,
neighborhood of the Malachite group
is in here to look after his assessmen
work.
Mack Wilson aud Wint Willis took
trip to Pine Grove concerning the set
Element of the estate OF the late Mr.
Stewart.
O. II Some has returned from a tril
to salt Lake. He reports buildin,
boom on. Another large building beini
erected, the Newhouse building. by Mr.
Kearns, and modern department house
going up all over the city
Mrs. Sadie Welsh has gone to IN,
Ludwig to minister to the wants OF tn,
inner man.
Mrs R {. Watson took her depart
ure for Seattle Wednesday She vii
visit married daughter there
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

Find time, today, for quick trip to
the store whose adj. gets you enlists
your purse-interests.
You will wonder at Smith Valley pro-
ducing the sweetest cider on our market
Freshly made. At 81 gallon. Bank
saloon
This coming week is the best in the
calendar for buying Something perhaps
the thing YOU want---2t local store.
The ads. will post YOU
Have you made arrangements to at
tend the ball Thanksgiving evening.
Rink ball room
Mr.. Robert Sloane has returned from
a short trip to California.
Mrs. VIM. Simpson and son Zenas OH
Wednesday, after several months visit
i'll Fresno Cal. returned to Yerington
Mrs Simpson and son were expected
| home a month ago, but Zenas. while
riding bicycle, broke his arm, and
both were compelled to remain while
/ longer i'll Fresno. Besides the broat
smile covering the face of Mr.. Simpson
a host of friends were glad to welcom,
them home,
Christmas Day is the topic of the mo
nient i'll the store today It's to be bar
gain day every day for short time
and just the little presents you desire t
make YOU had better secure while Their
il All assortment at Smiths.
Mr.. Vance, who represents the Okla
homa Company at Mount Grant was il
town over Sunday, showing some yer
attractive free gold specimens.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
Application No. 1918.
NOTICE
OF Application for Permission &c
Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that OH the l5ti
day of November. 1909, in accordanc,
with Section Is. Chapter XVIII, of tn,
Statutes OF 1907. one J. w Sherman ano
Malcolm Munroe of Fletcher, county o.
Esmeralda. and State of Nevada. made ap
plication to the State Engineer of Nevada
for permission to appropriate the public
waters OF the State of Nevada Sucl
appropriation is to be made from Rattle
snake Greek at points in S. 4. IA of S
y. ia Sec. 81. T. SN. X. Is E., NJ. d.
b. & NJ. by means of dam. ditch and
pipe line. and twenty cubic feet per sec
Dad is to be conv yed to points of use
by means of dam. ditch and pipe line
and there used for mining and milling
purposes.
Water to be returned to stream nea,
The center OF Sec. Is. 7. SN.. r p T..
~ u. b. & NJ.
Date of first publication, November
20, 1909.
Date of last publication, December II
1909.
Signed: FRANK r. NICHOLAS.
State Engineer.
Proof OF the publication of this notice
must be fled with the State Engineer
within 90 days from the above date, OF
the application will be declared void.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
sAN IAeINro LODE

Herinuiug 20 cor. Nosf whence the NE cor.
sce p r. q RI r. VI y. u & VI. bear y
Is a. saT T. va IS feet: thence p So -. -
feet 10 cor $40 ?. tLence "a ~ 10" ,. 81 IS
feet Oh cor. No s. thence 81 a. s9iSo feet
clf so thence y 80 So " s7soS feet to COR.
So q. thence So an " sssI feet to cor No. 1.
tine place OF beginning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

To the taxpayers of Lyon county, State
of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that the State
and county taxes for the year 1909, are
now due and PAYABLE at the office of the
County Treasurer. in the Court House at
DAYTON, Lyon county. Nevada.
The first half of said taxes. including
poll tax, is now due and PAYABLE.
and il not paid on or before December
s. 1909. the whole of said taxes will be-
come delinquent; provided. the first
half OF said taxes are paid. the second
half thereof will become due and pay
able on or before the first Monday i'm
upe. 1910. and il not paid on or before
that date will be advertised according to
law. ID. w. MELARKEY
Elk officio Tax Receiver of Lyon County.
Nevada
Dated at Dayton, Nevada, November.
/. 1909.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
NOTICE i OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuan nee of a,
order duly made by the board OF County Com
n,ssicrers OF Lyon county Nevada. the frsl
day OF November. 1909. the said hoard of Count,
Commissioners viii. on the seventh day of Decr,n.
her A. d. 1899, at ten O'Clock y. M. in front OF tn.
Court House at Dayton Lyon county. Nevada
sei At public auction TO the highest and hes,
bio1er, ior cash. IN gold coin OF the United
states. the following real estate and personal
property. owned by and belonging 10 LYON
county. a. follows. TO wit:
All that certain lot piece or marcel of lnna
being and situate in Mason Valley LYON county.
Sesada, known a. and commonly called the
Poor Fern bounded and described as follows.
ne east malt "a OF the y. W quarter u. and
thc n. W. quarter "a OF the y. T. quarter ~.
OF sec e, 7. u North OF Range 1e r. VI. ID d.
". containing one hundred and twenty 20,
acres OF iand. and all improvements thereon To-
getheF with an undivided one twenty.tou
q 10. interest OF. in and to the Merritt Ditch
- saiIcd. with the waters thereof flowing in
and through said ditch.
Also the personal propetty and cba.,.is h.
longing to and connected Herewith a. follows
10 wit
One ~ spring wsgon and harness. one nj hav
,m~xon ana harness. two tai mares. one n NOW
ins e4enine. one ~ hay rake. one IA hav der
TICK sAn'e. fork and blocks one IN garden cuIti-
Setof' one "a Fresno scIaper one al bratiuy
~ 49, one u COOK stove. one tti shovel. one a.
roe, one - washing machine one IN anvil
one bellows one III shovel plough. one mi
Il large cooking kettle
Iertns. cash 10 full in United states oo,d -,;,,
snu Heed ~ tne expense of the purchaser
ocing understood that the above described
psfsonai property and realty are TO he sold as
mole ana will not be segregated. and ali hid
aets ere hereby notified. that no hid vii, he
Ssecep'ed which Is deemed no, suficient to cover
o. ceapty Co,umissioners. hereby resery;,r s IN
m<et end proper. may 's uee 'eu
rs order Of the Board OF County Commission.
sof Lyon County, Nevada
Attest:
to- D. ". MELA RKEY.
tStI Clerk Of said Board
Date OF arst publication Sovenhe,
Date OF las, publication December n
1854.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
COPPER orEEN No. !, LODE

BEGINNING al cor. No l. whence the NE COZ.
sec H. r a. n X y = VI. ID Is. NJ bears q
o.. So" v 1907 feet. thence = o. 81 T. 1913 90
teet 20 cor. No . thence = 70 an W Go feet 10
cof No thence \ o. 81 NJ z75.bo feet 10 cor.
No a. theucr \ - II T. 800 feet 10 cor. No 1, the
place of beginning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
Wabuska, Lyon co., New,

WaDuSRa, Lyon CO., NeV,
Nov. IL, 1909.
hereby certify that on this llth day
Of November, 1909, l did inspect the
hereinafter mules and one horse, now
owned by S. n. Grigsby and purchased
froMH Geo. W. Webb, ]. II. Holland,
Chda. Johnson and the Pacific Livestock
Co at their home ranches in Mason
Valley. in the county of Lyon, i'll the
State of Nevada, to be shipped from
Wsbuska. in said county and State, to
Woodland. California, in charge OF ).
H.. (sribsby and ]. Murphy:
Total number of mules. ~; total NUM-
Der of horses, ! gelding
Color of mules bay, 10; black, 81:
gray. 2. Color of horse gray, |.
brands ,, none; Of, I left front
shoulder: s. rs (seven ess) left hip; 9.
& jill g and II connected) left front
shoulder.
Ages Il. ,, ! and years All bare
foated. Average weight. 1850 pounds.
Eleven mules and horse broke; 6S
;nufes unbroke.
Given under my hand this lth day OF
November. 1909.
ID. P. RANDALL. Sheriff
By O. c. YouNC, Deputy Sheriff.
Lyon county. State of Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
United States Land Office,
car1u City New,
October 10, 100.

Notice is hereby given that Butte and Yering
ton Copper Co, a c1rpHation by its agent and
attorucy+in fact l.. W Ross, whose postofhrs
address il Neringtou. Lon county Nevada has
made application ter Fuited states patent tot
the Rossiand lode miuitg claim situated In Ma.
son Mining District Lyon county. Nevada. coa.
sisting OF 1867 linear fest OF said lode and suf
face ground. a. shown upon the plat OF survey,
being survey No ssh7. ana described IN the field
notes and plat OF the Official survey on ME in ihR
office, with magnetic yaraNons at ~ 1S-i7s %
Fast, As follows.
Beginning at corner Ne. T. wheree the corner
OF sections 5. o. u and 3. Townships "a and y
y. RS T. NJ. ID. b. X NJ state OF Nevada
hears \. q IS ", 1910. % fret, corner No 4 sur
vev No SIsa Plutnbum lode bears y g 70 rs
feet corner No /. Survey No. SOFA, Excelsior No
? lode bears y - T. 1904 feet; running
thence y - OF " 1867 feet TO corner No. 4
whence corner No. 3. Survey No so4i Excelso
No ? lode bears : 81 - T. isSg7 feet and cor.
ner No T. survey ~. yo4a. Excelsior No. , loe
bears v. . % " g54.s feet running thence >.
81 50 =. 6Is feet TO corner No. !; running thtnes
; 2 o2 r. i4ps.7 feet 20 cofnef 40. I, running
thence y. u So " bIs feet 10 corner No. !. The
piece OF beginning; containing 70 SO acres ex
elusive OF survey 80 Ja4s and WA and form.
ing part Of unsihdivided sections 81 and u
r. ~. X Is T., ". -. u n, NJ
The names OF ths adjoining and eonfesfg
claims shown ~ the plat of survey are The
Pumbum lode SUI ey No 5i4t. and Excelsior
The presumed length and course of the veiu
or lode line Is a. shown mon the plat OF survey
and said lode location mining claim being o.
| record IN the office Of the County Recorder q
Dayton. Lyon county. Nevada.
direct that thi> notice be published 10 the
Ysriugtou Times. weekly uewSpapcr, at Yer
ingtou Nevada. the newspaper published neaf'
est the said mining claim, iof period Of I
weeks.
BUTTE ASD yERfSCToS COPPER CO
BY l.. W. Ross.
It's Agent and Attorney INTACT.
Louis ]. COIN
Register
Aitnrnc, ior Claimant.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

Albert Bovard has returned from sew
eral weeks at Bovard. He SAYS thihHs
are looking all right over there
Toe Dickey, who was yard-mas'er
with the 5. 2. r. K. at Winneniucca'
New. has, after visiting friends mere
for fortnight, gone to san Francisco
TO accept All important position with the
Western Pacific.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
For the Ladies

Mrs. Mark Erway has taken the agency
for Cbas. \. Stevens & Bros. women $
outfitters. OF Chicago, and will be glad
to have the women of Yerington and the
valley call and examine the line OF sari-
pies She has OH display. She will be at
home every day except Saturdays. Res
idence north of Henry Slingerland' s
place
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20
Serial Ne. ot2as
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR U.
S, PATENT.
Mineral survey No I655.
Cursor CITY Land Office.
Carson CITY Nevada
August 81. I,sr9.

No,ice i. he,,r,, .,iy., tba, in pursuance Of an
Act OF Congress approved Nav 10; $50 and sg,s-
ldti9n supplemental Thereto lHE NENAp "a
Ql ZEN CoPPkk SoMPANN, q corporation. os
William b. McIdgeart. IT. attorney 10 iae,.
"nose POS, niT Nv, ,t.n'
Tor & ct - lge 81 10 , tSe'
ieet aud l4No'o icet TespeetNelN on me Soppef
queen -. j. Nol'ps, 9neeu ~ s 1a' "s,H H,
copper. together with surface ground respect
~ ,,;, T' sr So,,ntY Seyada de-
"iInT So ~. AL ,,is, b,rt,,i,b ,nst,,d and
- ~, c.,,c,,I 6,td not.s and Mai on file IN the
oihee u tie Register of the Carson City Land
,.-,,.,.,,., ,,,.,.,-,. so ,ony
CUTTER VtEhN NJ LoDh'
Beginning Il COT No T.. whence the NE cor
- - - - t.,, ,ha,rs : - CO, n @o9 as
te,t ~ cor 81 p. thence : 10 - tos = ~ IS
fret to cor Ne 4 theme ; So NV 90 feet 10
~, - ,tenS.. = x - "a 70, - feet toeaf No
H. -. = : : a., y ~ = H., 10 r,t X. III,
-. ~ ,..,inu,pv
COPPER QUEEN NO. l. LODE
he gihning az cor. ~. whence the = y COZ
sec, p. 4 d X = r VI d Is. x NJ. bears q
s591 isel thsncs - - r .zl3 ~
lset g cor No. y uencc > ~ az W Go iset 70
cor VI" 3 th.Hee y Z" 81 W ill3.h" ieet 70 COT
- lafh', : - = T. 20" ieei ~ coz. 10 J. 'hs
piase "i nFhfhhihs
sRx t,rrNrf, tonE
beginning 90 cur No O. whence the NE cor
see p r. n R4t f. VI u. II & NJ bear y
is7 az ~ T. a-z as feet: thence 7s So r. 10 -
fret 10 cor $40 ,: a ence : tls - 10" T. 81 ls
feet o. cor No q. thence y 81 A. n cot. 60 feet
DO cor No. thence y a - W goI % feet 10
~. t,t,.., : ~, g ~, - ~, n
- ils .ti 800 ~ ~ - ''' =
"
NEVADA KING LODE
beginning a. cor No. whence the NJ CIR
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

Attorney Tor Claimant,
First Publication. October % 1919
Last Publication, december ~, 500.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1909-11-20

beginning a. cor. No. whence the NJ cor
scc 3. 7 o. y IT y VI ID y ". bears 8,
t' a." " izs1.is feet. thence &C 20 soT r. fAs6 D
cor No s. thence y o. o. sg@ " tSt. % feet tocur
No thence 81 IS a. 6oo feet to cor NJ. the
place of beginning