Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-06-10

Hollsworth, of Reno, paid Yerington a
will oversee the construction of our new
court house
j. r. Evans and wife, of Tonopah,
were arrivals here some days ago on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Bowdish. They
like the country and may locate here
permanently.
Jack Welsh, Superintendent of the
Mason Valley, is looking over the old
camp of Aurora, talking samples of some
of the properties and taking a vacation
III the meantime.
George Reading, of Wellington, who
had his leg broken by horse falling on
him some weeks ago, is now around and
will soon throw away the crutchcs, and
be as good as new.
PASTURE FOR SALE-Jesse Farrias, on
the Jim Johnson ranch, Mason Valley,
has several acres of fine pasture for
sale. Address communications to- him
at Yerington, Nevada
Judge Langan will hold Court here on
the I'D inst for the purpose of natural
izing foreigners. A special examiner
will accompany the Judge to question
applicants for citizenship.
Miss Marcy Smith, of Berkeley Cal,
daughter of 7. B. Smith, who had been
visiting relatives and friends in Yering-
ton, Mason Valley and Smith Valley re-
turned to her home Monday.
Charles Waldren returned Thursday
from an extended visit to the City of the
Saints-Salt Lake. He is going to put
the mill on the Wheeler property i'll
shape and start up the mine very shortly.
|. lg Chancellor, FL Sidelo, Optimo,
Brown Palace, Cordove, Republica, La
Turina, La International and Dry Gil
mate cigars Can you beat that assort-
mento All carried at the L. & l..
Bar. tt
r. c. Scheel was in town this week.
His band of sheep is now around the
DAYTON country. The Landing was not
quite up to the average this season owing
to cold weather, but the wool clip was
excellent.
Al Bovard arrived from San Jose
Wednesday i'll his Buick car, accompan-
led by the Magneson Bros, real estate
men of San Jose, who have become in
terested in Lappan Canyon and Pump
kin Hollow mining properties with Mr.
Bovard
Major +. A. Littlefield, veteran of the
Civil war and one of the pioneer news
paper men of Nevada, died at his home
in Ogden, Utah, last Sunday. He form
erlv was connected with the Virginia
Enterprise, Reno Journal, Elko Post
and other Nevada publications.
Charles Hobbs returned from Vallejo
last Sunday, where he went to attend
the funeral of his mother. He expects
his wife to arrive here in a week or ten
DAYS. He SAYS Mr.. Haley is having
great time with the wild horse colt he
shipped from here some months ago.
Frank Fogle, who has purchased the
old Wymore, or Cohn ranch, in Smith
Valley, and improved it for the past
year, paid Yerington a visit this week.
He has a good property and will make
some money out of it. His report is
that land i'll Smith Valley is being held
at SIS to $50 an acre.
A bunch of female loneliness i'll the
persons of Mrs. Patton, Miss Blanchard,
Miss Knemeyer and Miss Lancaster in
vaded the TIMES office Yesterday after
noon and presented the editor with a
complimentary ticket to the basketball
game and dance to be given in Spragg
Hall in Mason tonight. Thanks.
DR.. NJ. A. Robson, of Reno, came out
of the week with Messrs Ward and
Calder the contractors. The doctor ex-
pected TO visit Smith Valley to look at
some land in the artesan we'll belt, but
1 thinks he likes Mason Valley well
enough to look it over for investment.
The river at this point is very high.
1t is out of the banks below the Nc
I.eod ranch and is liable to do some dam
age to that property A big portion OF
the Miller and Lux ranch is also liable
to beome a lake if the river rises much
higher, and the predictions are that the
high water mark has not vet beer
reached.
John Kiernan, of Portland, Or, wa'
an arrival here this week Thursday OF
business He is connected with the Ne
vada- Washington copper property i'll the
Mason Pass section of the district, anC
NAV become interested in other pros
poets here. He paid the Pass country
visit yesterday i'll company with A
4 Wishart.
The Yerington baseball nine and tn,
DAYTON nine are negotiating a gam'
for week from tomorrow TO be DlaVe(