Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-04-22

Smith Valley a couple Of days this
week, Mrs. Brooks requiring some
dental work done
Boy Scout shoes; also ladies' oxfords;
tan, gun metal and patent leather, at
Arends & Hansons. Exclusive agents
for Mayer shoes apr SGT
Shocks Webster was introduced to the
Second Degree of Pythianism last night,
and the ceremony was not lacking in
any details. Ask him.
Sol Camp who is interested in some
mining properties i'll the Mason Pass
section of this district, paid Reno
business visit this week.
J. H. Drake, of Reno was i'll town
Tuesday. He is looking for place to
locate on ranch, and will be back in
week or two to look over the valley.
Bob Shores, who has been employed
their mining property in Mason Pass, is
in from the camp rusticating for few
days.
7. J. Robertson, of Goldield, was in
the valley this week looking for a ranch
to locate on. He likes the country and
will more than likely find what lie wants
here.
T. B. Gambel was down from the
Mount Grant district this week He re-
ports having just discovered small
stringer of gold ore that gives assays of
81, 900 per ton.
Jules Labarth, General Manager of
the Mason Valley Smelter Co., was in
town Wednesday on business. He is
now driving fine new PierceArrow
car. recently purchased.
fence around his residence on West
street, which will be substantial i'm
rrovement and add to the attractiveness
of the place and the street.
Jim Barton left for Woodland, Cal,
the first of this week on business of
considerable Importance to him. 1t
Is I0DOIlCt THAT jim Will lNltih W L u
ington shortly with a bride.
Mrs Bessie Davis has been quite i'll
during the past week from over-work in
school duties. Mrs. Geo West is teach
ing the primary department of the school
during Mrs. Davis illness.
Assemblyman F. O. Stickney was
down from his ranch on Missouri Flat
Thursday. He is giving the ranch his
: personal attention this year and is max
ing numerous improvements.
Tom Hammond the surveyor, left
Yesterday for Port Townsend, Wash.
He thinks lie may locate there for good,
but it is dollars to doughnuts that he is
back before SNOW flies again.
John McVicar, of Smith Valley, has
been in town during the week for his
health and medical treatment Mrs.
McVicar accompanied her husband to
Yerington but returned Monday.
w +. Shirley, one of the Directors
and Manager of the Copper Queen Min
ing Co, came in from Reno last Sunday
and took a run around the district before
returning to his home Wednesday.
John Herman, President of the Ne
vada- Washington Mining Co., whose
copper claims are located in Mason Pass,
is expected here soon to supervise the
starting up of work on the property.
Vim. BOYLE, Brown Gross and Henry
Baker returned this week from the re-
cent strike in Antelope Valley where
they recently made some locations and
upon which they have just finished their
holding work.
Mrs. o. +. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Maude Hilbun, were arrivals from Car
son Wednesday to visit friends and rela-
tives for short time Mr. Lewis. who
was working in the State printing office
has gone to Sacramento.
BoRN-In Mason Valley. April A.
1911, to the wife of Chas Perry, a SON
This is the seventh boy born in the Perry
family Mr. Perry undoubtedly believes
in Roosevelt's theory of race suicide and
proposes to run his ranch with the home
production.
Last Tuesday afternoon the school
room occupied by the primary grade, or
kindergarten division of the Yer:ngton
public school system, becams untenabe
by reason of the wind blowing down the
excuse for chimney and smoking the
little ones out.
John c. Spinney, General Agent for
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., accom-
panied by Mrs Spinney were here from
Reno this week Mrs. Spinney is Presi-
dent of the Rebekah Assembly of Ne
vada, and her visit was an official one
as well as one of pleasure.
If you have well located land or a good