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Arizona republican., 1910-09-10
HELlC:

PLEASE pardon me, sir. but I am stranger, and I am looking for Kensington Place, the property of Mir. A M Wiatt. of which I have heard and read so much about. Can you tell me where to find it? Ger
 tainly. It is situated on the corner of North Seventh Ave. and Mckinley St. Take this Second Ave. car, turn the loop at Bennitt Lane, shoot straight to Fifth Ave. then due north. get off at Mckinley St, walk two blocks west, and you are on the spot where the acres are laid off into lots and will be offered for sale in the near future at interesting prices. I thank you very much for the infor- nation. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CALL AND SEE TT. PA WEST ST. SOMETHING NEW; WORTH INVESTIGATING.
 bk
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

WE HAVE a very desirable bunga- low. just finished, and is strictly up tot date in all respects. Very desir- ably located and in a desirable neigh borhood Very handy to car line and but a short walk from the center of town. This bungalow has five rooms, bath. toilet, electric lights, city water and is on a lot 5OX1S7k. This prop erty is a very cheap buy at s30O0.
 ELLIOT EVANS CO.,,
 IS East Adams St. *
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10
WANTED-TO RENT,

Modern Houses to Rent, Furnished or
 Unfurnished.
 List your property with Mir Prince. at the office of Dwight E. Heard. cor ner Center and Adams streets. Phone Main 156. If
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

SPECIAL SCHOOL for backward pupils and others lacking opportunity. Best and quickest methods; good terms; everything taught; day and evening. The Co okes, 509 E. Adams st. Call. If
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

JUST RECEIVED-Carl of new transfer wagons, four new small drays, five new floats. a low spring furniture wagon built like a van, a heavy bearing dray capable of hauling S0.000 lbs, and a freight wagon. This added up-to-date equip ment will allow us to give better transfer service than ever before. The Lightning Delivery, with it's present equipment and capable men. we'll be able to take care of any job. no matter how large or how small. Telephone Main Is. If
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

McNULTY'S RANCH now open for health-seekers First class ac- commOdations. Individual tent houses One-half mile east of Eastlake Park. Rates SIP per week. Phone Rural 1S6 10-g
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

FOR SALE-Bartlett pears, 2c and , 12c per lb. One and q quarter miles south of Capitol on the Nelson Brad ley place. Herman Gardner dd
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

FOR SALE-Warehouse property of six lots a little west of the Santa Fe depot, and any man wishing a slightly site for such a business would do well to call on A. M. Wiatt, 409 West Washington street db
 FOR SALE-10 CT 20 acre ranch, fine house. brick. plenty shade, close in Inquire at PIP E. Washington. blk
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

FIND OUT what your child is fit ted for. That's the beginning of sue cess. See the Cookes, 509 E. Adams street
Arizona republican., 1910-09-10

FOR SALE-Good Reading stand ard motorcycle, 3h h. D.; good shape; a bargain. w. l.. Carver, care Santa Fe office. bg
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

Upon his return FROM Reno the other
day. aIr. John Gallagher. our foremost
inancier. had most peculiar expert
ence. lie was i'll company with the
sales agent OF the Mitchell Automobile
company, who. OH the motor car be-
tween Wsbuska and Yerington station,
after entleavoriug To force a CONVERSE
tion, attempted to pin red badge upon
the lapel OF Johns coat. Itiwas impos-
sible for both OF them to keep their shoe
strings tied, and they didn't dare stand
up because impossible to keep their
trousers buttoned.
Then" said the man. after endeav-
oring for nearly All hour 10 secure badge,
at last 1t seems to stay. am present
ing il to You tor the reason. you're the
only man | have ever met. when talk
ing automobile. who caused my words to
so vibrate they couldn't he understood.
BY the way" continued the au.oiet.
| ''how is it that now, the badge happens
To stick ~
why" answered John. for the past
several minutes we have been on the
Ieringtou stage.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
OUR SCHOOLS

Our High School teachers are. at the
present writing. matter Of deep cont
munity congratulatiou. Many parents
have visited the school and none bur
have come away rejoicing that their
boys have the example of clean-cut
American manhood that they find i'll Mr..
Bleasdale. daily before them, and that
their girls have the epitome of gracious
woDanhood that emanates from Miss
Hills. Desert-bound as we are. par
cuts have long felt the necessity of
sending their children away from home
to imbibc the culture which these teach
crs bring to our very doors. Their in
fuence is felt in all departments Of
school life. The enjoyment OF hygienic
sports. for the awakening OF ideals. aud
the inspiration Of graces that msy be-
come habits. The huuiauitates {as the
I.atins say) play such an importsi.t part
in the plastic period of high school life
Music is one OF these. Desert starved,
as we are, for music. sometimes think
our vast. silent spaces leave our ears
attuued to catch the music of the
spheres" We hear it not but what
we can hear at any time we step into our
County Higl, School. is score of boys
and girls in perfect harmony of alto and
soprano, singing good music in good
time with Miss Hills as leader. This
was actually accomplished i'll one
months time. Our County Board is
more than to he congratulated on
the happy inspiration which prompted
them to this choice of teachers. Hav-
ing succeeded so we'll in pleasing both
parents and pupils. they will no doubt
''let the good work 40 ON for there is
no mistake So fatal to the development
ut sci oIarslIip as a change of teachers
after sympathetic successful relations
have once been established between
teacher, pupils and parents. State In
spector Hartman. L. of ~. after day
spent in our High School. especiall,
commented the conduct Ut the histor,
class and declared ne would take pleas
ure in accreditiug our High School this
year.
DELLA WILLIS iIuPPtN.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
LITTLE LOCALS

Percy Gardner OF Carson City is in tn,
valley interviewing the ranchers with re-
gard to pumping plants. Pumping is
regarded by many as one OF the most
practical solutions OF irrigation. II is
practiced in Southern California over
thousands of acres.
City, where lie went to attend the fu-
nercl of his brother-in-law. Colonel
Lord, pioneer of note aud high Ma
sonic standing.
Silas Burbank OF San Francisco who.
a quarter OF a century ago, owned the
Burbank ranch in Smith Valley has
been in Herington a few DAYS looking
after his property interests III the old
Sanders ranch. Mr.. Burbank sees an
immense improvement in conditions
since he was here last, seven wears ago,
and believes there never was a wiser
time to hang onto ones property here
than now. lie left Thursday.
Gus Brann, who was out with Mrs
Brann Sunday afternoon enjoying the
Easter concert, which was repeated in
the hall at Mason, was, without warn.
ing, stricken with something in the ma
ture of apoplexy that evening about
So'clock. lie has been very low since
then. He has been very low since then.
lie is able to recognize his friends, bu,
cannot speak. With "A magnificent CON
stitution, his friends hope he may yet
pull through.
Later---Since the above was put in
type word reached this Office OF Mr.
Brann's death. The obituary will be
run next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolter have returned
from months stay at San Jose. In
Reno thev bought very pretty Ford
Car which, Mr. Boltcr thinks. will get
over the eleven miles between here and
bevond Mason Pass with more celeritv
than the nay that had to be "persudd.
ed quite enetgeticdll,. lie thinks lie
ish missing II on economy. either, with
hay high and hard to get At their camp.
They drove the car down from Reno.
making successful "trip, MIR. Bolter is
superintendent OF several groups of
Tlllnis III Mason Pass ,listrio, aud cN-
Feet top pl' ny hols, Soon
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
RESOLUTIONS
OF RESPECT

The following resolutions of respect
were adopted by Naomi Chapter No. 10,
o. Il. s.. at their meeting held March
u. 1910:
Whereas. God in His allwise provi-
dence has removed from earth our be
loved Brother ". u. Davidson. there.
fore be il
Resolved. That in the death of Bro.
W. ID. Davidson our Chavter has suf-
ferea an irreparable loss and we shall
ever cherish his memory and trv ta
emulate his virtues. We shall ever
miss his wise counsel and kind words
Resolved, That we tender to the be-
reaved widow and family our deepest
sympathy in This sad hour
Resolved. That a copy OF these res
olutions be Given to the family OF out
deceased Brother and also he puhlishe,
i'll the Yerington Tunes as spread upoi
tue minutes OF the Chapter.
CECELIA LEnvfTT.
ANNA POWERS,
Il. ~. RKyMERs.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
GRAND JURY

The following list of twenty four
natiies were drawn by Commissioners
Gates and Judge Langan and out OF
them seventeen will be chosen as q
Grand Jury:
g A Barrett, C'E Johnston. Mason
Valley: Il X Lam. J g Kaufman, + )
Lamberson. Harry Samuel, George +
West. Yerington: Il 6 Kidder. Mason;
J I Wilson. Nordyke: w + Reading.
Wellington: Haws Peterson. Smith VAL
ley: 5 ) Arentz. Morningstar: tiarry
Warren. Wabusks; T. ] Cooper, Yerinp-
ton; T W Mack. A LOTUS, + II How
ard. q ID eRamnelkamp. DAYTON; K a
Trinbie. ] " phillipI Oscar Wood
bury, Silver City; Vim Fuller. Ramsey;
X NJ Cornish. Sutro: James Regan,
Mound House.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

TIE High School dahce Friday nigh
WAS decidell, CLASSY affair the full or
cheslra furnishing music Miss Hills.
assisted bv bevv of girls and boys,
saw To il that no one who would dance
was left against the wall he frni'
punch. concocled b, the boys, was de
licious. Fitv dollars was cleared, whicl.
will paw for gym suits for the basket bail
team aud leave something in the treas
urv Lucille Gallagher is captain of the
girls team. With such splendid ma
teria as our girls afford, there is no rea-
son why we NAV not. right here. de
eelop basket bal team that will make
itself respected throughout the State.
Years ago. Winnie Strosnlder went out
10 Reno and became one of their crack
PLAYERS There are others of like ply
sique here now.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will give bazaar and
strawberry festival on MAY Is III the
Rink hall
full board OF female school trustee
was elected at Nabuska last SATURDAY.
Mrs. Fred Wade long term; Mrs W.
Il. Penrosc and Mrs. John Farrell, short
term. Now there will be a chance for a
good looking male teacher wita a fancy
mustache to get job.
Alfalfa and outside feed are two weeks
in advance in growth oil an average year.
The public road between Nerington
and Mabuska is much better since the
big freight teams quit hauling
Farmers find it difficult To get men tc
clean ont bitches this spring.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

who are purchasing the stock on the
various exchanges with the view of I'M
loading at profit as soon as construct
ion of smeter commences might be
greatly disappointed. AS rule where
speculation is entered into in the capi-
tai stock OF companies, not producing,
the benehciaries are usually few rail
birds who fraudently manage to manip-
ulate IT. II is not in the power OF the
ordinary investor TO take advantage OF
or stop the tlfevery practiced by pro-
fessionals until the government pro-
vides laws governing the business
methods of the various exchanges.
Our advice is, to those who are able
TO hold the stock. at least for year, Is
to buy it at the present price and hold
until mine starts to produce.
The following is portion OF market
letter received this morning. one mil
lion dollar six percent ten-year first
mortgage gold bonds authorized by the
stock holders OF tile Mason VALLEY
Mines Company will be issued at once.
Stockholders of record on April Sth will
have the right to subscribe for one $500
bond for each s5SS par value of stock
held by them. The bonds are to be
paid for in one payment OF $500 IL per
bond on or before May 2nd next. the
$50 premium representing interest
from April lst to may LIST.
Each bond is convertible into fifty
shares OF stock of the compan, at the
par value of s5 The entire issue o
Il 600, OO0 has been underwritten b,
Thompson, Towle & Co. Books will
close on April 8. aud reopen on April
IL At the meeting YESTERDAY the re-
firing officers aud directors were re
elected
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
SCHOOL REPORT
FOR MARCH

Following is the report of the Yerinp-
ton public schools for the month Of
March:
Grammar department. ]. J. Van
Nostrand, principal
Eighth grade = Muriel Bernard. Amy
Cooper. Arthur Leach.
Seventh grade Edna Dillon. Ruth
Vardy, virgie Carroll
Sixth grade Donald Warren, Milton
Samuel. Lora I.amberson.
The following scholars were neither
tardy nor absent: T.ora i.aniberson,s
Hazel Ambrose. Ruth vardy, Acy
Young.
intermediate department. Miss Sperry.
teacher.
Fifth grade Carlton Hironymous. ag-
mes Caddy. Harry Davis.
Fourth grade Coral Some. Emit
pursel, Alvina Bettencourt
Third grade Walter Whitacre. Ruth
Johnston. Clifton Some. Werner Iiirony-
nous, Eddie conlerford and Dorothy
Walker
Neither tardy or absent: Harry Davis.
Georgia Litteli. Coral Some. Ruth
Johnston. Walter Whitacre. Leona Snx-
Walter Cox. Dorothy Walker. Roy Hof-
mau. Werner iTironymous. Lucille Klaus.
Clifton Some.
Primary Department, Elizabeth II.
Davis. teacher.
Second grade LLOYD Lamberson, Leila
k,ierim. verrel Weber. Dewitt Trenam.
First grade A-Laverne Webster, Bea-
trice Carroll, Dorthy Carroll Mildred
Klaus.
First grade d Ray Hilton, Eunice
! Murclie, Helen Gurtien.
Primer Stanley Martin, Angus Nc
/ i.eod.
/ Neither absent nor tar,ly Beatrice
Carroll Dorothy Carroll. Mary C,x.
Leila Knierim. lola Markweil Eunie
uurcliie. Vera Snyder, Verrei Weber,
vern Dillon, I<avcrne. Webster. Stanley
Davis. Earl Lam. LLOYD l.slnbcrson.
| Artie Reyfners. Angus Mcleod. Charlie
Ross. Fred Santins. Dewitt Trensm.
I Lawrence Trenam. Freddie yeang.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
THE MASON VALLEY Mine
Metaurgist laBarthe to Arrive the 10Th Statement
of Thompson, Towle of Boston

Mr.. Jules LaBarthe who will have
full charge OF construction of smelter
at Wabuska, has written the manage
ment of the Mason Valley company that
he expects to arrive i'll Yerington on the
10th of April.
Preliminary work OF smelter that is,
foundations, etc, were to have started
on the first day OF last March and it was
expected that all necessary machinery
could be ordered in time to permit its
arrival at Wabuska about the lst day OF
NAV, but unfortunately, three months
ago, Mr.. LaBarthe, was compelled to
have an operation performed for APP
pendicitis and until the last two weeks
has been confined i'll the hospital at
Trail Greek, British Columbia, con
sequentlv the work OF constructing
smelter has been somewhat delayed
In case Mr.. LaBarthe has completely
recovered and in good health. il is sup
posed that preliminary work will al
once commence and all nscessary ma.
terial arrive about the lst of June
Developments IN the Mason VALLEY
mine continue as encouraging as ever
At the new depth OF 600 feet. the work
OF blocking ore has commenced. With
in the past week, the richest ore so fsI
encountered in the mine has been ex
posed on this level.
The estimated net value Of ore al
ready in sight aud blocked out is lii
tie more than double the value OF the
mne as indicated by the price its stock
is selling for on the various exchanges
Those who originally subscribed for
the stock at II per share and are able to
hang on are virtually guaranteed epor
nous profits. II will not be long until
the mine becomes a producer, but those
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
Commits sioners Minutes
Of April 4, 1910.

The Board met in regular session aud
transacted the following business:
The minutes OF March z, correcting
minutes of February and February %
were read, approved and signed by the
chairman of the board
The bill of the Mason Lumber and
Coal Co. for SH was rejected OH III,
grounds that the items as charged were
included in a former bin that was pre-
seuted and paid; the bill of the Com
stock Tunnel company of $40 for dam
ages. was laid over until the next meet
ing.
The monthly reports of Clerk. Re
corder aud Jailor were read and nled.
The joint quarterly report OF the aud.
itor and treasurer shows balance on
hand of S25,6iS.25 The report was
! fled
The money in the hands OF the county
treasurer was counted and found to tally
with the quarterly report
| The petition asking tor the resembling
OF the license Oh fruit peddlers was
ON the advice of the district attorney.
tabled. as the matter comes comes under
State authority.
The petition OF 81 taxpayers PRAYING
Tor the construction OF bridge over the
West Walker river. near the residenc.
tot g. W. Wilson. was read. Referred
to commissioners.
The application OF the Nevada Copper
Belt railroad for right OF way across
county roads and through the townsites
of Randall and Mason. was referred Ia
the district attorney.
The petition Ia abandon the county
road crossing Miller 4 Lux and !. B.
Gallagher ranches. and the reulonstrance
To same, was laid over to next meeting.
The matter OF building aud repairing
the Jail at Terington in conjunction with
that city. was referred to Commission, |
Martin.
Commissioner Gates rendered his res.
EQUATION as superintendent OF the con.
structiou oi tue court house. Resigna-
ton accepted.
Recess taken till April II. 1910.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
Rebekah Dance
Approaching

Tie red string around Your finger,
lest you forget. that OIL the uight VI
the 18th of April. the Rebekah Lodge
will give their anniversary bali II is
10 he the most elaborate affair OF the
season---a red letter day in the social
fabric OF Mason and Smith Valleys the
music will be furnished by full orciies-
ira OF seven pieces. That all ma. have
AFT evening OF tun and relaxatioi,. sew
ersl ol,i-iashipned square aud round
dances will be given. ''On with the
dance. let JOY be unconfined."
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

of California, in the case OF the L. :.
rs. Dequirro 1S2 Fed. Rep. S6S). decis-
ion b, Judge DeHavep, October 2, 1906
L. s. District Court, South Dakota.
in the case of L. 5. VS. Bale (lS6 Fed
Rep. 6S7). decision 10y Judge Garland,
September ;, 1907.
The Supreme Court Of Arizona, in the
case of Dent vs.. L. S. (7o pac Rep.
45s). opinion by Chief Justice Kent.
United States attorney-General. John
". Crigg, also held (22 Opinions OF
Attorneys-Geness!. 266), that any viola
ton of the grazing regulations consti.
tutes crime aud may be prosecuted as
such.
AS heretofore. tue grazing regulations
will continue to be vigorously enforced
upon every forest ANY wiilful viola
tion will be at once reported by the For
est officers and promp, action will be
taken. Past experience has shown that
only on rare occasions. indeed. is court
action necessary. The acknowledge,
justice and propriety OF the grazing reg
ulations have generally appealed to the
scnse of fairness of forest users, with
the result that willing compliance with,
and hearty cooperation in The enforce
ment OF, the regulations have been tn,
rule and e.scs OF willtul VIOLATIONS ha,t
/ -sfi fuf. tArt1ttAir.-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
MEMORANDUM.

In the decision rendered by Judge
Weliborn sustaining the demurrer in the
cases of Casajous, Grimaud and linda,
he did not question the right of the Sec
rotary OF Agriculture to control grazing
upon the National forests. nor his right
10 prohibit any unpermitted grazing.
That the secretary has such authority
mad been expressly held by higher
court, the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals of the Ninth Circuit, sitting at
san Francisco, both i'll the case of Shar-
non vs.. e. S. 100 Fed. Rep. 20. and in
the earlier case OF Dastervi .nes VS.. l..
$, l22 Fed. Rep. 80. Indeed, the
authority of those decisions was express
iy recognized by Judge Wellborn. Those
cases were. however, civil cases in which
the United States was granted injunc.
tions restraining the defendants from
grazing trespass upon forest reserva-
tions, while the cases of Casajous, Gri-
maud and linda. decided by Judge Well
born a, Fresno, were criminal prosecu-
tious.
Judge Wellboru held that while the
Secretary of Agriculture has full author
ity under existing laws of Congress to
promulgate regulations prohibiting
grazing upon National Forests except
under permit, and while the forests can
hc protected against any violation oi
such regulations, by the bringing OF civil
actions aud suits for injunction. still 4
violation OF the regulations cannot be
held to be "A crime. In other words. the
decision of Judge Wellborn did no,
question the right of the Secretary oi
Agriculture to enforce by civil process.
proper observance of the grazing regula
tious, but held merely that violations ol
the regulations could not be made the
basis of criminal action.
Judge Wcllborn ruling was directl,
contrary to decisions hv the courts
which have held that violations OF the
I secretary regulations are criminal an,
may be subject OF criminal prosecution
[. ) District Court, District OF Idaho
m the case of |. =. vs.. Domingo (lS.
Fed, Rep. 500, decision by Judge Beat
~ March u ipD7
Z q : lAsirict Court ttrtl ern ristki,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
YerinEton Visitors

This week IL. Pennington OF the Ma
tive Copper company WAS All arrival
from California. He was accompanied
by W r. Whitehcuse, California min-
ing man. Alter an inspection of the
property MIR Whitehouse is convinced
that with practical work the Native Cop
per will come into prominence as one OF
Terington' producers.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09
Commune alton

Fallon. Nevada, March 80, 1910.
V. {. Bernard. Nerngton.
Dear sir: We are obliged to cancel
all contracts for beets this season. We
cannot get sufficient seed, | will be al
Yeriugton IN few days with seed suf-
fioient to distribute in small quantity
free. Also to sign acreage Tor neNt
year. Hope YOU farmers will take hold
OF this matter aud plant a large acreage
nest season. Yours,
DIR. { A HAsCALL
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

The election for trustees of the Yer
ington school district last Saturday re-
suited in a sweeping victory tor Pix
ington and Bernard-- they had no oppo-
sition---as lorsg term and short term. re.
spectively. With their usual enthusi
asn our citizens turned out in body
aud voted For time it looked as II
the election board would be swanlped
The fortunate candidates received 0I.
votes.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

The undersigned has several tons of
Oregon nurhane seed potatoes Tor sale.
Anbro Rosaschi
Mining location blanks and mining
quit claim deeds Tor sale at this Office.
John Suvder is still confined To his
home with phoid fever.
Engineer Sanders has returned FROM >
fortnight ,acginn a Los Angeles
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-04-09

All members of Mason Valley Lodge
No. -, and sojourning brothers are earn
estlv requested TO meet at the Lodge
rAnls Oil SUNDAY morning at 10 i. m. .
tor the purpose vi attending the funeral
of our late brother, \. ". BRANN.
+. II. WHIrACRE Secretary.