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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
DEATH OF JAMES WEST
Well>Known Pioneer Passes to
Eternal Rest.

At 2 A. NJ. Monday, MAY g. God in
His infinite wisdom, removed from the
midst of happy family, the spirit oi
! James West
| Mr.. Vests health had been failing
tor several months past, but his perse-
vering grit had sustained him until the
Wednesday preceding his death. That
evening he was taken i'll with chills and
pleurisy. A doctor was called who
found the patient suffering from all
acute attack of pneumonia to which lie
later succumbed
The funeral services were held by
Rev. G. W. Beatty at the family resi-
dence, Tuesday at II p. NJ. The hymn,
Scatter Seeds of Kindness, having
been favorite, was most fittingly sung
by the choir.
James West was born on farm near
Borholm, Denmark, May 2, 1850. AT
the age of 20, the spirit of adventure
led him to seek his fortune in America.
The reputed great riches Of the west
lured him to Nevada, where he located
in Smith Valley. Ten years later, Mr..
West moved to Mason Valley and be-
came associated with Ben Tribon, ia
miliarly known as ''Uncle Ben
About p years ago, Mr.. West married
Annie Hernleben of Virginia City, who
together with two daughters, Mary and
Viola. and two sons, George and Andy,
survive him
OF the many pioneers who have been
called from their earthly labors during
the past winter. none was more uni
versally respected than James West.
Stauuch, true to his word, answering
IN his sense of duty, his chief source OF
happiness was the welfare and well being
of his family.
As the architect in building a cathed-
raj selects the stone best fitted for its
place, SO God has chosen at this time
the one most needed i'll His temple moi
made with hands.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Evidence Of Progress ~

Across the street from THE TINES
Office is the Neriugton jail. 1t is, or
was, a small modest structure, built of
stone, With little grated windows and
looks as if it might hold en- a while.
The day after the new reporter ar
rived, he looked over and noted that
eel tanks with three cells were being
added To the rear, and the same were
being enclosed with frame structure,
1t occurred 10 him that here WAS q
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14

John S. Ross, superintendent of the
Mendocino Lumber company, and party
went over the grade in an automobile at
Comptche late last night. Ross had sew
eral ribs broken. Mrs. Ross right arm
was broken. Mrs. George hammers suf-
fered broken collarbone, and has not
yet regained consciousness. She is
thought to be internally injured Aug
Heeser, capitalist, who was with the
party, escaped injury.
The party was travelling in a large
touring car and had been to the Santa
Rosa carnival.
The steering gear broke, and the car
went over the grade and was badly
wrecked.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Melville Pursel Breaks Arm

Melville Pursel had his arm broken
near the wrist at the Rickey ranch in
Antelope Valley "Wednesday morning OF
this week. Pursel had taken some cat
tie up to the ranch to pasture, and in
marking some calves in the field at the
ranch he was thrown from his horse and
sustained the injury above stated. He
was brought to Nerington Wednesday
afternoon by Jim Butler and Dr. Leavitt
reduced the fracture. MIR Pursel will
carry his arm in sling for few weeks.
but otherwise is as well as ever.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14

good chance to use stack of chips in
the game of Brag. point with pride"
| to this evidence of Yerington 5 progress
and claim all the credit for THE TIMES
! But somewhere he had read that
one should think twice before he
speaks---and then talk to himself" :" Be
fore he reached the stage of talking TO
himself he became convinced that there
was nothing i'll it to get swelled up
about, after all. As a matter of fact, it
might. be quite uncomplimentary. There
was even possibility of its being in
sulting
Just as soon as it is definitely known
that am coming t9 town they more
than doub5e the size of the Jail.
Was it just coincidence Did it just
happen SO? or was it done with malice
aforethought, as the LAWYER chaps say
The reporter felt that the dignity of the
profession must be maintained and if an
insult was intended, someone should be
talked to real sassy. If the culprit
weighed less than ninety pounds, it
might even be necessary to also slap him
on the wrist three times
Who We're the responsible parties?
The county commissioners Gee 1t
wouldn't do to get sassy with them. If
he did, they might take the county
printing ava, from THE TIMES instead
of giving it all to this paper, as they
are expected to do in the future
How about the Mayor2 Mayors are
generally easy so call was made upon
him. Gee. (tliat S twice that word has
crept in.) The Mayor of this town
weighs 220 pounds if he weighs an
ounce How could feather weight get
sassy with MIN? Instead, the reporter
took off his hat, handed out a cigar, and
said; I'm welcome to Your fair city -
You bet you are said the Mayor, so
is every man who will make a good
citizen.
The City Attorney was next looked
up, and say He's just as big as the
must SUI IGGti HSI
officials we'll
The reporter decided to quit looking
for the responsible party. Bat he can't
help thinking once iii while of that
addition to the Jail jbing SO nicely with
his advent to the city And to think of
em putting on THREE cells Why,
he never sccupied more than one at
time before, When man weighs only
40 pounds when he's fat, and has just
stuffed off fifteen or twenty of that in a
( little sociable game with pneumonia. he
/ isn't hankering after more than one
cell To conquer.
At best, it looks like extravaganza
/ Just when the money could be wisely
spent buying ice cream cornucopias for
the kids, here it is wasted---yes. wasted
/ (ask any of the regular patrons )---oli
enlarging the Jail.
Who wants to sleep III Jail i'll sum
mer, anywayo The owl answers "whoo. +"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Automobile Accident.

The following clipping, taken from
the San Francisco Chronicle refers to
people well-known here. Mr. and Mrs.
Ross, in fact, were talking of motoring
over to Mason Valley i'll their new Stu
debaker, this summer. AS Lulu Willis,
Mrs. Ross attended the Nevada State
University, alterward teaching in this
valley. Her brothers and sisters here
are concerned over the affair. Follow
inp Is the account
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Reckless Spending.

In the good old days of the boom,
four years ago, when nothing was cheap
but money, cases of reckless spending
were as common as flies in August.
Anything from red tie to automobiles
and four story buildings were bought
with the abandon of a Coal Oil Johnny.
Five dollar bills were found TO be
ideal cigar lighters and champagne baths
were pronounced not half bad. Little
thought was given to the meal ticket of
tomorrow. and no thought at all to the
steady diet OF bacon and beans OF yes
terday
Not so today. Many of our erstwhile
millionaires are now leading the simple
lite and the bill of fare OF bacon and
beans is varied only when the bacon is
missing.
Yerington. however, did not enjoy the
boom to the same degree as Goldheld
aud some other camps, nor has the re-
action been so great here. And that is
why there are men in this camp who
still have money and are not afraid to
spend it literally
On last Monday night the municipal
ity of Yerington paid off its Mayor,
councilmen and attorney for the faithful
and efficient services of the year before.
Some cities pay their officials monthly.
but Nerington gives the whole yearly
salary all i'll one big bunch. This is
done to encourage thrift.
And SO Yerington paws once wear.
and the time as said before, was last
Monday night.
When the Mayor, the councilmen and
the city attorney received their yearly
salary, did they HE themselves to the
safety deposit box and salt it awav2 Did
they go out and buy a quarter section of
good alfalfa land9 Not they. They are
not tightwads They determined that
the money should be put in circulation,
so the whole community could benefit.
Asked the Mayor of the first council
man what did the governor of North
Carolina say to the governor OF south
Carolina - Il believe he did, said
the first councilman to the Mayor, "and
besides know where there is a good
buttermilk we'll.
Come along, boys !" And the May
or, councilmen aud city attorney ar
ranged themselves i'll marching order
and eventually lined up i'll front OF the
butterlnlk we'll.
Round after round of buttermilk was
called for (oh, well, some of them might
have taken ginger all, for all we know.
story after story was told and when the
cock crowed the twelfth time there
wasn't sou marque of all their salaries
left in the jeans of the Mayor, the
councilmen and the city attorney.
Last Monday night, Nav Q, 1910 the
city of Nerington paid each of its six
faithful officials the princely salary of
one Dollar, ten dimes, one-hnndred
cents, each.
Today it is but memory.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
KILL MEDICINE MAN.
Said He Was Responsible for
Death of Relatives

\ strange tale of life and death cam,
to light this week at Las Vegas, Nevada
through all investigation started Mon
day by County Commissioner Wells
The story as given by the Age is as fol
lows
An old Indian medicine man, locally
known as Harry York, had the mis-
fortune to lose lately several of the In
dian patients. Among the ones whom
he doctored with the wrong results were
four daughters of all Indian named Bis.
mark, and a brother Indian of the same
tribe Bismark brooded over the death
of his daughters and decided that the
medicine man should be removed. He
went to Indian Mike, Vegas Joe Es-
chrip, Jack and Workey, and frankly
stated that he wanted help to kill the
medicine man They said all right.
York, perhaps fearful Of what was to
come, had started on foot to Moapa, but
was overtaken by his executioners about
eight miles northeast of Vegas. Bis
mark asked York to come to one side
of the road saying: You have killed
my children York left the road and
went about 200 wards, the others follow
ing. At this point Bismark raised his
gun and fired. York did not fall. Jack
then shot with the rifle, and still the
old medicine man would not fall. Bis
mark then carefully fired the final shot
with the shotgun and laid the old man
dead The body was then carried a
short distance and left, all the Indians
returning to town. Next morning, Bis
mark and Indian Mike took a pick ano
shovel and went out and buried the
dead Indian
only Bismark and Jack were directly
i'll the killing, the rest beiu2
merely spectators. The killing might
never have been known if Vegas Jacl
had not volunteered the information
which led to the discovery of the body.
\ jury was impaneled by Coroner Lillis
and went TO the scene FRIDAY morning,
The body was dug up and the three gun
shot wounds found, exactly as described.
The testimony of the Indian witnesses
was taken and the jury brought i'll a
verdict of death at the hands of Bis
mark and Jack.
\ queer feature of the case is that the
Indians who committed the crime are
now in Jail here, and have not the
slightest feeling of guilt, but think they
a very good act i'll removing
old Harry York from the scene of his
practice OF medicine. In
deed, it is reported a pow-wow and big
dance was held on the evening of the
murder in celebration of the event, in
which there was general participation.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
One Bad County Road

While most of the county roads are in
good condition, there is one piece on the
road to DAYTON which is causing consid-
cradle cussing, For distance OF about
halt mile the road is washed out from
the overflow of irrigatng bitches. On
railroad day four autos were mired in
the mud at this place, 1t is said that
this trouble has occurred at this partieu-
lar place frequently Tor several years
paN
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Book Club Social

The second social to be given the
evening OF Nav II at the Lyon County
High School will be under the auspices
OF a committee appointed from members
of the Book Club.
These social meetings are for the pur-
pose OF bringing the parents and friends
of the pupils into closer touch with the
school work
\ cordial invitation is extended and
it is hoped there will be sufficient inter
est shown to encourage continuance OF
the meetings
Light refreshments will be served.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Communication.

To the editor of THE TIMES.
read with pleasure i'll your last issue
the statement that Mesdames Archer
and Powers had decided a lot S0xlS0 feet
to Mr. Frank Gallagher on condition
that he move his house thereto and deed
his lot S0Xl 50 to the church. 1t is to be
hoped that this arrangement will be
satisfactory to all concerned and that
we will soon have more room at the
rear of the church, thus decreasing IN
surance rates, as we'll as giving other
advantages.
We all have an interest i'll our churches
and the people of Yerington will APP
preciate the public spirit which animates
those who are making personal sacri
4 fees i'll this matter
/ Yours truly
OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorp, Miss
Bertha Thorp and Chauncey Alexander
came in on the stage from Pine Grove
TUESDAY morning. Mr. and Mrs. Thorp
continued on to san Francisco, where
the former will receive treatment for an
obstinate growth ~ the hand
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14
Runs and Hits by Innings
DAYTON, base hits

Dayton, DISC IIIs---
Hit by pitched ball Bennett, Sheehy,
and Rossie. Bases ON balls Movers,
Knight Howard, Rosie, 90. Wild
throw, pitched by Sullivan, l. Struck
out, bv Rosie, Is; by Sullivan, s. Two
base hits Sullivan, |; Sheehy, l. Three
base hits, Fletcher and Rosie. Home
rms, Myers ;; Randall, l. Died on
bases, University, b.
Umpires---West aud Guild. Scorer,
| DAYTON, West. Time of game two hours.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14

w y. Curtis, OF Sacramento was at
The Holland this week.
j. " .Abrahams, who sells the cele-
brated l.scalon cigar, was in Yerington
Wednesday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-05-14

~ w Mills went up to Bartholo
mew's mine i'll the Mt, Grant district,
last Monday.
Miss Murphy, of the Grot,o cafe, left
last week Tor the coast on account OF her
health.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
llmiaus.GhrURil.

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upn elmer locomotive 9etrufien uno 10
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
6nlratbe %rThnn0luugCn.

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beflngten iid. baB Die Sinber bauiig
crit Su Wlttiernaht beim tdmen mas
gan5 UNI gar nidt reht lit.
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Sic gSabl in gttw gOrf.
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Dat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11

gSilohiiter, miro al ollc ,Sdger 9Snrs
nuu9sldreibeu erIaiieu. in oencu oteie
eriudt lueroen. Die erDbte q urii b t
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ibIn9 gemadlt. odB Die Ycgislotur eiu
@eieb aunebmen Iol. melhes eS unter
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leu6tuug, i'm gSaiier. aui Dem Sis, nit
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nur Elm Stld Ouhmilo erIe9cn; bass
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re9ioner oes n6roIiden Ntinneiptn iiibs
rem uno audi onS Supitel Der Sagos
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Siri6 in ieinen 0eimotbsitaol ienocn
bus vWlpUie" mus in Mtinnelota 5uriid-
bleiben.
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.w Sin iccaIcr Nsanm

lit ua6ii6tig, ittbit uenn feline 5rau
3dnfiid III, 0eun er meiB onB ibr Ges
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mlo iino geiuno uno gludlib 6auOr
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SOC. 3nirieoeniittlm9 garantirt Gum
%erfaui in Grbart 9 9lpolbete.
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icy sS,ue ltebfoSt ein Simo.

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