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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

At a meeting at the home OF Mrs. : :
II Hernleben, recently, the NJ. r.
choir took on the form of business OF
ganization, the officers being as 1oiio"s'
President, Mrs Il. H. DAVIS; secretary
and Treasurer Mrs. Crowninsiiieiu'
Mascot, Prof. Bleasdale; Hoodoo' Joe
Mckay; honorary member, Aun'ie
Hernleben. The Mascot and Hoodoo
foraped substantial lunch, ana de-
1ightfnl eqening was had. The next re-
bearsal was held at the home OF the
Bleasdale's, the weeks rehearsal oeine
set for Mrs. T. l.. Hoppins. The chol'
members are: Frank Barnett, leader
Mesdames Davis, Ruyle, Crowninshieid
Leavitt, Hoppin, Misses Hills an'
Sperrv, Messrs. Hull Crowninshlel'
and Lam.
Mr.. 7. Chisholm of the Copper Queen
left last week to report to his compan,
i'll Denver.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
ANNUAL
Financial Statement
Showing
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Various funds in Lyon County. year
en- Hing December 81, 1909.
CLARK Guild, AUDITOR.

To the Hon. Board of County Commissioners.
eit:sens and taxpayers of Lyon County, Ne.
vada.
The undersigned Auditor OF said County sub
mits 10 you the following report of the finances
Of Lyoa County. from January rst. 1909 to jan
uary ist. 1919
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
serial No. ot2o7.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Unitedastates Land Office at
Carson City, Nevada.
Dec. 81. 1909

Notice is hereby given that Jackson / craw-
ford OF YertugtoD, Lyon county. Ne
vad A. who on May II, 1919 made home
stead Application Serial No 1907,
No f54s for northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter section g Township IS North; Range
q 4, Mount Diablo Meridian. has nled notice
of intention to make final five year proof. to
establish claim To the land above described be.
tote the Register and Receiver Of the United
states Land Office at Carson city. orinsby co.
Nevada on the 10Th day OF February, 1910.
Claimant Ma mes witnesses:
w II Sliul erland, Nennston, Lyon county,
Nevada; Chas. A Nardy Netibgiou. Lyon
county. Nevada " Il. Harmon. Neringt9n,
LYON county Nevada; o. II. Soane Neriugton,
LOUIS j COIN,
Register
First publication January IS. l9I5-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
LITTLE LOCALS

Oregon Burbank seed potatoes lot sdle'
Ambro Rosaschi
Fine steam rolled barley for sale at
Ambro Rosaschi ranch.
II Yerington is so ungodly and
unsuitable for people to locate in why
should Mason have anything to fear
The astrongmers claim to have dis
covered He'll two to one bet Mason
has tipped us off.
Ali about the Strengthening of groceries!
Take down the telephone receiver.
Dan Edwards, the mining man, IS
making his regular monthly visit to the
Mount Grant District.
r. B. Cambel mining engineer and
mineralogist, after prospecting tor 1--WE
wears i'll the Mount Grant District, is IN
Yerington and overly enthusiastic over
his discovery of gold mine.
George Webb, prominent capitalist
and stock man has just returned from a
| trip to California where he has been
| looking for investment, but remarks he
/ is unable to find any better country to
make money than Yerington.
Twins were born the early part OF the
week to Mrs, Frank AREN'T. The
mother is doing nicely and one of the
twins who promises to be a big fine boy.
The other, also a boy, was still born.
| Some OF US who like to talk over the
phone, where very many are on the
| line, kick at being shut off i'll three
minutes, but would YOU expect a kick
from those privileged characters per
mitted to talk for full five minutes,
In those particular cases, though, time
| flies very fast and who can blame them.
The work of completing the mile and
one-half Of grade through Wilson Can
yon is being vigorously pushed. Fifty
men are employed in blasting alone.
/ The meeting OF the various railroad
committees i'll charge OF railroad day
celebration has been put off until Feb
ruary H. because OF the disagreeable
weather.
Have your photo taken at the tent
back OF Wood $ ASSAY Office on Nevada
street Low prices. Good work.
Why not put railroad day off until late
in the spring, when the fields turn
green and the trees commence to bud.
By that time the district might be able
to afford the services of several coast
aviators to perform stunts beneath the
skies overhead.
\ Salt Lake rumor Deep properties
in Butte, because of the additional cost
of mining, are to be gradually closed
! down as fast as new producing proper
/ ties can be had in their place. Several
properties i'll Yerington are mentioned
among the number 10 be taken over by
the trust.
Harry Warren will endeavor to carry
that sack of grain from his home near
Wabuska to Yerngton next Wednesday
I He starts at $3.50 a. M
Stamp photos sos per doz at the tent
back of Woods assay Office, Nevada ST
4 Metallurgist I,aBarthe announces thai
/ he has solved the first and all important
I step in conjunction with Yeringtor
smelter.
Men have been put to work wher,
will be sunk the wells and constructed
the Yerington water works plant acros
( the river.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
NOTICE OF FOaFI1Uat
To 7. P. Burke:

You are hereby notified that /, the un.
dersigned have expended the sum OF
One Hun1red (elOu, O0) Dollars in labor
and Improvements upon each Of the iol-
loving named mining claims. known as
DAISY Fraction, Desert Queen, sunny
side, SuHnyside No. i, Mary. Last
Chance, Last Chance No. /. Blue Cloud,
Blue Cloud Fraction, 4<ed Top Wonder.
Fairy, Fairy Fraction, Red Hill Fraction,
Sunset Fraction and Happy Thought
(as will appear by Certificates filed IN the
office OF the county recorder OF Douglas
county, Nevada ana the Last HOPE
Gas will appear by certificate filed in the
Office of county recorder OF Lyon county.
Nevada the said claims being located in
the Buckskin Mining District. counties
of Douglas and Lyon, State of Nevada.
THIS being necessary III order to hold
said premises under the provisions of
Section 1924, Revised Statutes of the
United States, being the amount re-
CURED as annual assessment work to
hold said claims for the wear ending De-
cetnber 81, 1909, and YOU are further no.
tined that within ninety 900 DAYS after
this notice by publication if YOU fail or
refuse to contribute your interest of said
expenditure as co-owner OF said claims
for the year 1909, your interests in said
claims becomes the property of the nm
defsiened under said Section 1924 Re
vised Statutes OF the United States.
Dated at buckskiu, Nevada, this 18th
day OF January, 1910.
Signed: john Il, MCLAUGHLIN.
First publication, Jan. Is, 1910.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
Notice of Restoration OF Public Lands to
Settlement and Entry

SeTtsement ano EhtTS
Notice Is hereby given that the Secretary Of
the Interior has vacated departmental order OF
withdrawal in 80 far As the same Affects the with
drawal Tor irrigation purposes under The Act Of
June n, 1909 ~ stat, saSl TOT use IN connection
with the Walker River project, Cal--NeS. o. the
following described lands in the slate 81 Nevada
aud by his authority such OF SAID tracts As nave
not been heretofore finally restored aud are no
Otherwise Withdrawn. reserved OF appropriated
viii be subject TO settlement under the public
land laws Of the United States on aud after Feb
mary 70. 1910 but shall not be subject to entry
hing or selection until March 1910. at the
United states iaud Othce II Carson city, Nevada
warning being expressly gwen that no person
viii be permitted to gaiu or exercise any Hght
Whatever under any settlement o. occupation
begun after November y 1904 and prior to feh-
ruary -. 1919, all such settlement o. occupation
being forbidden.
Mount Diablo Meridian.
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I. 10 n. K. y r.. an TO a.. incl, frae-
tonal sec. %; all SEC o.
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TT y. % T.. all fractional township.
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and Swh of Sec y; M aud sWA OF sec. -;
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T ~. X. IS r., all fractional township.
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

Those wishing to become charter
members of the Lodge of Pythian Sis
tiers to be instituted in Yerington are re-
quested to be in attendance at the Com
nercial Club rooms, Monday afternoon
at o'clock, February I 1910. BY order
of COMMITTEE.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
Entertainments

Masquerade ball, Rink hall, Yering-
ton, February IA.
Opening Amusement hall, Mason,
February IA.
Knights of Pytlias ball, Rink hail.
Yerington, February %.
Miners Union benefit, Mason, Febru'
airy 22
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

Have you seen the beautiful turquoise
specimens from the property belonging
to Otto Taubert on exhibition at Smith S
jewelry store? They are pronounced
by Los Angeles and San Francisco ex-
perts to be the most beautifully type OF
turquoise ever on the market
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

Department OF the interior,
General Land Office.
Washington. ID c,
Ss.ss.ssf.4.saF ~.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
QUEEhOF THE VALLEY LODGE NO. %, IOOF

Meets on alternate lne,llv ev en-
lngs at Leavitt hall, Visiting member
receive cordial welcome.
ANNA l.. LITTELL, n. G.
f. CLIFFORD, Secretary.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
For Sale

One acre of patented ground
with building on it adjoining de
pot sight.
E. H. WHITACRE & co.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

First Assistant secretary OF tire Interior.
DIT 20
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
Attell's Fight
with Kilbane is
Easy Workout
Champion Feathsrweight Has to Ex-
ert Himself Strenhously to Get
Close to Opponent.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, oct. 25.-Abe Attell
won a decision over Johnny Kilbane Of
Cleveland, o.. after ten rounds Of fighting
last night. The champions title never was
in danger from the start 10 the finish.
lie certainly is q jumping jack" com
mented Attell after the fight. And that
remark tells the story Of the battle about
as well as II can be told.
kilbane, except in the eighth round, was
on the retreat. Attell continued to follow
his opponent about the ring, hoping to get
near enough TO lapd.t But che champion
usually had to act ltlie Cleyelander IN a
corner before he could put in telling
punches. Attell directed the majority OF
his blows tor the wind. but ne drove home
enough choppy lefts ana rights to Kilbane's
head to bruise the fighter much. No blood
was drawn by either man.
In the eighth round kilbane braced him
self against the champions ruahes and
managed to drive several rights to Attelr 5
jaw This encouraged the featherweight
king, he thinking bilbane intended TO mix.
Al the beginning Of the next round Attell
dropped his arms and asked Kilbane 70
come In, but the Cleveander was wary and
stayed away
Teddy Peppers and Attell posted 500
forfeit at the Hngslde for q fight for the
title.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
RATE HEARING GOES OVER
Inquiry at Chicago is Postponed Until
This Morning
MVANN WORKS ON FIGURES
Delay ~ to Allow Omaha Traffic
Expert Time Ia which TO Com
pIctc HIS Analysis of
statistics,
MvANN WORKS ON FIGURES

CHICAGO, oct 25.-At the resumption
Of the Interstate Commerce commission
rate nearing today, testimony was heard
for an hour ana half, when adjourn
ment was taken until tomorrow, the ship
pers being unprepared to proceed with the
presentation OF their contentious against
proposed rate advances.
Attorney John =. Atwood, representing
Kansas city shippers, explained to tho
commissioners that E. }. McVann of
Omaha, on whom he had relied to pre-
pare an analysis of the statistics pre-
scented by the railroads had been unable
to complete his figures
Mr. Atwood asked that the hearing go
over until tomorrow and the request was
N anted. The questions in cross examina-
ton conferred largely on the valuation Of
the properties OF the railroads. Comp
troIler Robinson Of the Northwestern rail-
road said that in the subsidiary lines of
his company the yearly depreciation in
values was included in the reports to the
Interstate Commerce commission.
Northwestern improvements.
( In response to questions from Attorney
/ Frank Lyon. counsel for the commission
/ Comptroller BobinsOn said that in the
! fiscal year Of 1910 the Northwestern spent
! S3l 10000 the principal items of expense
/ being track elevation ana the building Of
the new station in Chicago.
About S3O,OOOOOO worth of stock was
sold" said the witness, TO meet the eN-
penses."
Mr.. Robinson agreed to produce figures
| showing the amount of stock issued by
the Northwestern road for period OF
years and similar agreement was made
by William Ellis, commerce counsel for
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road, regarding the common and pre-
ferred stock issued by that company
There was some delay in calling the wit
nesses for cross-examination and Commits
sloner Lane inquired:
What does this mean gentlemen? Haven't
you got your witnesses ready to go on
with the shippers case? You cannot be
crOss-examination for the purpose OF delay
ing the hearing"
Attorney Clifford Thorne, representing the
Live Stock Shippers association, admitted
that ne had no witnesses present and said
that lie was DESTROYS Of showing what he
declared to be the gross exaggeration OF
values" by the railroads
Freight and Passenger Earnings.
Mr. Ellis was then asked by Attorney
Thorne il he would separate the expense.
of the freight and passenger traffic of tn,
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul. The wit
ness replied that the separation OF the two
accounts would be extremely difficult anC
would be of little value, except to satisfy
statistical curiosity"
Il have made various estimates of tn,
freight and passenger traffic" said Mr.
Ellis, and l do not think that the pro
portion of expenses will vary largely from
the commonly accepted formula Of one
third to passenger and two-thirds to tn,
freight service"
Attorney Atwood read into the record tn,
prices at which the common and the pre-
ferred stock of the Chicago, Milwaukee,
and st. Paul sold from 1900 to 1903, anC
made his plea for continuance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
Hons Rule Less
Strongly Opposed
Idea as First Step Toward Federal
Empire Likely to Become Work
ing Policy in England.

LONDON. oct. 9L-Int idea Of home RUE
all around as the first step toward the
realization of a federal empire appears
likely to become working policy. Ihe
fact that the Times has just published
series of articles advocating compromise
and urging that the situation Is quite
changed since the bloody eighties, ana
that the uuionists might now with dignity
acouiesce i'm, although they could not
initiate a policy Of home rule, shows how
unionists hostility towards home rule Is
waning.
1t is reported that the writer Of these
articles is a close friend of a. j. Balfour,
the leader of the opposition in the House
of Commons, and Austen Chamberlain.
Additional speeches by the master Of
Ellbank, chief liberal whip, who spoke at
Belfast a few nights ago, and other party
/ leaders point to the probability that the
conference on the veto power Of the House
OF Lords will be converted into round
| table conference for discussion of federal
home rue. This plan would suit the desire
of both liberals and conservatives and post
| pone the general election until after the
! coronation
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
CULLED OVER THE WIRE

Alton b. Parker and Dr. NJ w. Stryker
president of Hamilton. college, were the
principal speakers at mass meeting In
Utica, N Y,
The tentative budget OF New York City
for the year foots up sl7,505, 1875, an in
crease of more than sS,O00,O00 over the bud
get for 1910, as finally adopted.
The attempted assassination of Major
General Pine Guerra, commander of the
Cuban army, Is still a mystery owing 10
the failure 10 identify the suspect under
arrest who remains incommunicado at
police headquarters.
Forty proprietOrs OF soft drink stands
gave up their government liquor licenses
following the decision Of the Tennessee
state supreme court Saturday, that the
holding of federal liquor license was
prima facie evidence in Tennessee Of the
Illegal sale Of liquor.
B.-F Shively, who has been suffering
for a week from an infection of a toe
which followed pairing 4 corn, was sent
TO bed at his home IN South Bend, Ind
by his physicians and II was announced
that to prevent danget OF blood poisoning
the toe probably would be amputated later
in the week.
The body of Henry Prescott Butler q
well known New York lawyer and mem
Der OF the Union League club was found
in the Hudson river. He had been missing
for eight days and 1t is supposed that while
walking along the river front Is was his
custom he was stricken with heart trouble
and fell into the water.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
HOLDRECE BOYS PROVE FAST
Game with Kearnsy Military Academy
Shows Their Strength.
HARD CONTEST WITH YORK NEXT
Battle scheduled fOr saturday with
High school Team Of that city
Heaviest of season for
Them.

HOLDREGE. Neb.. oct. 25.-,speciall-
Local enthusiasts OF foot ball are con-
siderably elated over the defeat OF the
kearney Military academy team by the
Hodrege High school team Saturday in
this city. The visitors were outplayed
In every Department. Of the game, and
although the final score was only 10 to e.
that did not indicate the superiority OF the
locals over the Kearnoy cadets
The team work OF the high school lads
was the best ever seen on the local grid
iron, both offensive and defensive playing
being OF a decidedly stellar variety for
high school athletes Stegall and simpson,
the two local endsr put UP a game Of I'M
usual strength. and time after time threw
the cadets back for large losses Wade.
whose work in the line has been causing
much favorable comment Of late, played a
hard game his catch OF a forward pass
and subsequent fifty-yard run for a touch
down being one Of the features. Pelander,
the husky fuilback OF the Holdrege team,
made his susual consistent gains and
played a strong defensive game. Borg,
Wilson, Richardson, Jewell and McGnl all
played excellent ball against I<earney.
The biggest game ever scheduled by the
Holdrege team will be played at York
next Friday against the high school team
OF that place The fast work of the locals
In Saturdays game has caused the hopes
OF victory to run high in the breasts OF
local fans, and It is confidently expected
here that the lads will return home with
the Yorkites scalps IN their belts. Coaches
Bennett and Logan are putting in a great
deal OF time perfecting several new plays
which they hope to work with success
against the fast York team.
Sixteen men, besides the coaches and
Prof Dunlap. will be taken on the York
trip
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
FAVORlIE HANGS On FENCE
Jesuit Runs Away in the GlenmOre
Steepleohase.
CARPENTER NEEDED TO FREE HIN
Goes 60 HyIdn. with sam Ball
second aud Rampage
ThIrA.

BALTIMORE Oc, 2J.-An accident to
Jesuit, the favorite i'm the Genmore Steeple-
chase gave tie race to Hylia at Pimlico
today Jesuits accident occurred early in
the race and after running around the
course onCe lac tried 60 hurdle the feuce
and got hung up. A ,arpen e. ana his saw
got him free. Kermath, who has been con-
sstenty winning through the field had the
mount and was badly injured i'm the fall.
Summaries:
First race, five and one-half furlongs.
Capsize Is to - won by q neck Dr. Duenner
second The Rascal third. Time I OS2k
Second race, mile and forty yards. Black
FORD GO TO % won, Hilltop second, Lad of
Langdon third. Time 1925.
Third race, six furlongs: Nick Stoner 6 TO
- won; summer Night second, Rampage
third. Time: 1lj
Fourth race, steeplechase two miles
Hylda uA to . won, Sam Ball second. Ban
ner third. Time .O2ts.
firth race mile and a slNteenth Fauntle-
third. Time. li64b
Sixth race, mile: Hetherbryom 3l5 to Il
won, Mollie s. second. Touch Me third
Time 1:40sk
Seventh race, five and one-half furlongs
Foot Print @ to O) won Pharoah second
Time: 1:O72s. Only two starters.
LATONIA, Oct. 25-John Reardon demon.
strated his class in the feature race today
by defeating? a good field i'm fast time
He laid behind JEFF Bernstein until wei
into the stretch, when he worked up to ever
terms and won by a head. Leamence wa,
| third. half a length back Summaries:
First race. five and a half furongs
| Butterball straight S1l.9O) won, Rompit
| (place $40 second, Blliken (show $3.50
third. Time: LOSS
Second race, six furlongs: Merricl
/ straight $500 won. Jeanne dare (plac,
| 1920 second Selwik (show $40 third
/ Time: 1:l3h.
Third race. six furlongs: Round tn
| World straight $30) won, Little Fathe
! (place $3.50 second, Gov. Gray Cshow 81 10
| third. Time: i:13M.
| Fourth race, one mile John Reardol
! straight $500 first. Jeff Bernstein (plac
S34Ol second, Leamence (show $3.50 third
| Time; 1:3)b.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: Fai
Louise straight $1,000 won star Port (Dlac
3elC) second. Topland (show $500 third
| Time: 1:44qs
Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths: Tn
| Peer straight $500 won. Mamie Algc
! place $40 )second, First Peep (show Sc Al
| third Time 59k.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-26
Hastings Team +
iii fine Shape
College Foot Ball Squad is Well in
Line for Nebraska Cham
pionship.

HASTINGS Neb. Oct 25.-(special)-
The Hastings foot ball squad has made
marked progress in the last ten days OF
practice and with one victory and one tie
game to its credit the local followers Of
the game believe the team has an excel
lent chance TO win the state championship
Hastings has yet to play Bellevue and
Peru, The local management has been UNI
able to schedule game with Doane, but
the game with Peru win afford a means
OF comparison between the Hastings and
Doane teams In view Of the to struggle
between Doane and Peru Saturday.
Coach's Holstes pupils have already de-
feated the Kesrney Normal team and last
Saturday they played Grand Island 70 o.
The team returned from Grand Island sorely
disguised with the decisions OF Referee
Mathews, who called Walker OF Hastings
back after a touchdown from the twenty
five yard line. He alleged that Hastings
had fOuled by tripping in the interference
but was unable to point out the culprit
and the Grand Island man who was said
TO have been tripped, afterwards said thai
no such foul had been committed. The
referees decision was enforced. however
with the result that Hastings failed to
ge. credit for Walkers touchdown.
1 With extremely limited material Coach
I Holste an ex-MaroOn star. has brought
/ together formidable machine, one which
Is expected 10 do as well. or better than
either OF the two previous teams which
he mas had here.
/ The success OF Warner OF the Univer-
sity Of Nebraska team Is source OF much
pride TO Hastings foot ball enthusiasts, foi
that player who DEVELOPED By Holste her,
two years ago. He played quarterback OF
the Hastings 0S team. the same position
he now occupies IN Coles crew