Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-11-18

George Ambrose returned from Carson
Tuesday, where he had been for several
days as a witness in a couple of whisky
to indian cases.
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
GRANDDAUGHTER SMOKE
| BANK SALOON. If
The Yerington Supply Co. has just
receive a full line of HINES delicacies
! -32 varieties-and will carry this cele-
brated brand of goods i'll stock all whit
er. OH such mincemeat
II. Samuel has disposed of his resi-
dence property on Nevada street to
| Charles Snyder. The property consists
of two neat dwelling houses. Mr.. Sam
uel figures on getting into business again
about the first of next month.
! J. p Barclay was an arrival from
/ Spokane Yesterday. He is the engineer
who will have charge of the well drilling
and construction of the new water work ks
system for the city of Yerington.
w c. Shattuck, of Smith Valley, who
some three months ago broke his arm,
and went to San Francisco to have it
attended to, returned Wednesday of this
week, and is now fully recovered.
George Kemp, the Hawthorne saloon
man. has been in town this week He
has leased his saloon building in Haw-
thorn and sold his stock of liquors and
will probly make Reno his home in the
future.
woman known as Lizzie Hamilton,
who has been trying to extend the red
light district to several parts of the city,
II,
day or spend week or two in Jail She
took the train.
B. Cremetti, ranCher and dairyman,
came into town Thursday with bad cut
on his knee, which he inflicted upon
himself while handling a draw knife
1t required several stitches to draw the
wound together.
Born-In Yerington Nov 5, 1911, to
the wife of John Snyder, a SON The
child is we'll but for a time it looked as
though the mother would have to give
her life for the sons. She is now doing
nicely, however.
H. G. Bubar has leased the Crownin-
shield property on upper Main street
for term of months, and also purchased
from A. S. Phipps the candy and tamale
business. Mr.. Phipps will attend exclu-
sively to his undertaking business in the
future.
Fred Marx, the genial bookkeeper for
the Yerington Supply Co., was called to
Arizona on Tuesday of this week by the
illness of his wife. Mrs. Marx was not
expected to recover, and Mr.. Marx has
the sympathy of many friends i'll Yer
ington.
III Il T. "a
per day of gypsum are now being made
from the Nevada Douglas quarry to the /
refining works at Reno With this and
potato and beef cattle shipments the
Nevada Copper Belt road is doing quite /.
well, thank you.
Mrs. +. J.. Stanley, of San Francisco, |
a daughter of c. J. Mcintosh, was an
arrival here this week on visit to her
father. She likes Yerington so we'll
that she has decided to remain all winter
and will try to induce her husband to
come here in the spring to locate
A. w. Maulhardt and {. D. Maui /
hardt, of Oxnard, J. G. Gabbart, of Ven
tura. and L. w Courtney and c. S.
Paul, of Sacramento, were arrivals this
morning on business connected with the
recent bond and lease of the Kennedy /
Con. mine, at Buckskin. They are at 1
the Holland.
Robert Butler, representing {. +. /
Weber * Co., of San Francisco. dealers .
in school, church and lodge furniture .
and equipment, was in town this week /
He has the contract to put blackboards .
i'll the new district school, and is figur-
ing on putting in the furniture, also fur
nishing the new court house.
Geo. H. Wilcox, "Buckshot, " whose
trial for selling whisky to Indians came /
up i'll Carson Monday, was found guilty,
and on Tuesday sentenced to l9 months
i'll the Federal penitentiarv at McNeil's /
Island; also to pay 500 fine. This is /
the second time Wilcox has been sent
from Yerington to this institution for
peddling whisky to Piutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gelmstead, of Wabuska,
are living, as snug as a bug in a rug i'll
a boX-car at Wabuska. Last Sunday
night Mr. Berrieux, the barkeeper at
Feeny's, noticed flames coming out of
the stovepipe hole in the car, and, the
water tank being handy, he extinguished
the blaze before the occupants of the
car awoke. No damage was done TO
speak of.