Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-10-28

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DR.. Pickard was here from Reno yes
! terdav in consultation with local physlc-
| ians over a couple of serious cases OF
typhoid fever in the upper end of the
valley. sS#
FFor Sale-Cottage and lot on upper
Main street, Yerington, at bargain;
$1,000 cash takes the property. This is
snap. Call OH or address Albert Bovard,
Yerington.
c. P. Upton, who has been prospect
ing in the Mono county country, Cal,
for some months past, came i'll last week
with some nice samples of gold ore,
which assayed very we'll
w. A. Omahundro, travelling for
concern which IS getting out new map
for Nevada, was in town this week. He
has secured a number of orders for the
map from Yerington people.
| There was a social dance at Thompson
on Wednesday evening of this week for
which Jim Parker and wife, of Yering-
ton, furnished the music. All who at
tended had delightful time.
The Women of Woodcraft dance on
the evening of the goth was very pleas
ant social affair. The attendance was
not as large as expected, but those who
did attend had delightful time.
NONE BETTER GROWN
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
BANK SALOON. If
Baron J. I.aRose, convict working
with the road gang near Reno, made his
getaway from the convict camp last Sat
urfav morning. The State Police and
some other officers are looking for him,
and reward OF 500 for his capture has
been offered.
Malcolm Mcdonald, a well known
Nevada mining man, died suddenly i'll
New York Monday from heart failure.
He was interested i'll Tonopah i'll the
early DAYS of the camp. His burial took
place in Butte, Montana, where he lived
for some time.
Marie {. Leonard, widow of Fred Len
nard IT., who was killed recently in
Virginia City by an electric wire, this
week received a check for s., 600 from
the Modern Woodmen of America, in
which Order her husband was insured
for that amount.
The S-year-old son of Jack Kitchens,
of Hawthorne, shot his 6-year old brother
Tuesday with 22-riGe, the bullet going
through the boys stomach lie was
hurried to Reno for medical attendance,
but it is thought he cannot live. Hitch
ems is well-known here
Will Penrose lost fine thoroughbred
turkey gobbler this week. The bird ran
under a wagon load of wheat aud had
its head crushed. The gobbler was one
that Penrose had recently imported aud
paid $40 for. Killed as he was the bird
furnished fine dinner the next day.
w. B. Boulter is actively engaged in
doing the assessment work on FIVE prom
Using copper claims in the Mason Pass |
section About the first of the year he |
expects to do considerable development /
work on some of the properties in which |
he and his associates are interested in
this district.
Ralph Sutherland, of Los Angeles,
was here the first of the week and pur-
chased the honey crop of this valley and
Smith Valley. He secured about four
carloads and paid in the neighborhood
of 10 cents pound The crop was
larger and better this year than last.
O. II. Some, c. A. Porter and Pete
Ober have taken lease on the Sunrise
and Dios Senior mining claims. in Silver
City, from Roy Gilbert. and Mr.. Ober is
now there sinking prospecting shaft
Some very good showings are found OH
the surface of these claims and the leas-
ers are going to see if there is any depth
to the values
J. II. Durbin, of Mason. and Miss
Rose Martin were married in Yerington
Thursday by Rev. Father Molyneux.
The bride is a cousin of George Martin,
of Yerington, but few particulars could
be learned regarding the affair as the
couple left town Immediately after the
ceremony. J B. Eckert and Miss Flor
ence McKrey, both of Mason, also Sc
cured a marriage license on the same
day and when last heard of were headed
for Wabuska or Reno to have the knot