Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-16

work uf pythisn Sisters.
The Nevada Copper Belt railroad have
contracted to haul 800 tons of copper ore
a day from the Mason Valley mine to
the smeiter at wabuska at IS cents per
ton and the Nevada Douglas Copper
Company have contracted TO furnish. rs
soon as completed $50 tons Of ore day
to the new smelter at Wabuska.
Several strange engineers for the past
two weeks. have been investigating Ma
son, Smith and Antelope valleys, for
outside capitalists.
Last month, the motor car of the Ne
vada Copper Belt, carried 9l7 passengers
Superintendent Frazier saws the pas
senger business this month will almost
be doubled.
Matt Guthrie who for several months
has been OH prospecting trip returned
the early part OF the week to Yerington
Grant Moler spent several days las,
week attending to legal business IN
Reno.
The hotels this week have been over
.Yowded owing to the unusually large
number OF travelling men coming in.
Route Agent A. II. Peterson and As
sistant Superintendent J. ~. Cameron OF
w. II. x cv. were visitors TO our city the
drsl OF The week
Mrs. Dan Wilson and Mrs. May fisi
are down frnin Pine t,ruve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Webster of Acs,e
Farm. ksst Walker, moturcd TO tow.
.Vioe this week.
+. A. dyer ui the Nevada Mercantile
,ompsny left THURSDAY tor Rsuhide OH
Dusipess.
John Snyder. vino has beeu sick fer
several weeks with t,pno.l fewer, is raj
dly convdlescing.
x. A. kidier ut the Mason townsits il
tl>,,ing III Suit Lake.
i. X. Lam and loe Gallagher are
going to- advertise when the new mar
takes the paper nIdybe. ~ Is Mr. FOX.
Snooks Webster has new force punl
Installed in hath ROOMS and offers ire,
@th to any one who can pump tor ten
minutes straight without stopping Sew
eral OF the boys about town were sue
,esstul in accomplishing the feat, but
-carcely knew what to do with their
sriles.
The work Of improving and paving
Main street is rapidly going ahead.
The city council for the past month
have been racking their brains enteav-
>riug to solve the water and sewerag,
problem. II is TO be hoped that the,
Aill find way.
During the past week FIVE lots III Yer
ington have changed hands at good sub.
stantial prices.
Real estate dealers report that at pres
ent time there is not vacant house in
Yeringtop. and that they have ON hand
numerous applications for comfortable
houses. II would seem that condition
of this kind would be sufficient induce
inent TO capital TO commence the cree
ton of at least a few new cottages.
Although nearly all the copper opera.
tors in the YerinRton district are ex-
tremely hopeful of realizing large profits
ON their holdings in the very near fu.
ture, many are nearly as confident OF
making fortunes in the new camp OF Sui.
phur which, at the present time. gives
every indication of becoming splendid
producer. The same crowd interested
in the oil fields near Wabuska, now being
tested II is rumored that beside the
numerous oil operators Of California be-
coming interested that George Wing
field. the peer OF all he mine owners oi
Nevada. is tying mp large tracts.
And don't forget that dance on the
9th OF April.
Now is the time TO lnok into tbs res.
estate situation. Make your reserva
ton for lot. while possible
r. ). Stuart has purchased five acre,
Of land near Seriusluu ANA will start
chicken ranch.
Harry fatris, the genial proprietor @
the Mason iiolel, has har'led in his res
iguation and will have charge Tor III
t,unn Thompson crowd. oi the new ho
tel and store to bc constructed al tll
smvlter site,
Mrs. blaine has just arrived from Sa
Francisco where She spent the winter
NTH her little grandson. She viii speu
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