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


Theodore Franklin is on tne SICK llSt.
r.. Chapman paid Carson a business
visit this week.
{. Gavitt, of Reno, registered at the
Holland Tuesday.
w. w Wright, of Reno registered at
the Holland Thursday.
]. ]. Miller, of Sacramento, registered
at the Holland Thursday.
NJ. Esher, of Virginia City, was in
town the first of the week.
Al Marsal is now running the motor
car OH the Copper Belt road.
Gordon II. True, of Reno, registered
at the Commercial THURSDAY
II. H. Martin, of Sacramento, regis
tered at the Holland Tuesday.
O. II. Some paid Carson City visit
on Masonic business this week.
*** I.ttell at the postoffice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
Louie Gagnon is able to be on the
street again after quite a severe illness.
The best in Standardization Ha-
vana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon tt
For RENT A four room furnished
cottage Inquire of the TIMES. aprl5 If
G. w. Kernes, of Las Vegas, Nevada,
paid the camp visit the first of the
week.
A. J. Bunnion of New York, regis
tered at the Holland the first of this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Simpson was up from
Wabuska on business Thursday and yes
terday.
The Sect Candy Co.'S salesman, of
Salt Lake, registered at the Holland
Monday.
NJ. Sissinben. with Ossinbeiner & Co.,
Of Salt Lake, registered at the Holland
Tuesday.
S. McClosky, who has been quite i'll at
his home for a week or more, is i'm
proving.
T.. Judell, the San Francisco cigar
drummer, registered at the Commercial
this week.
Messrs. Friedhof & Hofel the Reno
contractors, were i'll town for couple of
days this week.
Jack Sterile was down from the Sun
rise district this week, and registered at
the Commercial.
ID. V. Gelder. the hustling CONNER
cial traveller, of San Francisco, paid the
camp visit this week.
ID. c. Beach was in from his copper
property in the Reservation country this
week on business matters.
w. w. Coleman, the engineer, was all
arrival here this week, and was measur-
ing water i'll the Walker River i'll the in
terest of the Miller Lux people.
Frank Simpson and Ed Wedertz were
down from Smith Valley Wednesday on
business, returning the same day.
ID. w. Melarkey, who was at his ranch
i'll the valley for a few days last week,
has returned to his home in Reno.
NJ. G. Delaney, OF Golconda, was
looking over the Yerington country this
week and registered at the Holland.
i. L. Constantine was down from
Mason Pason Pass this week and reports
mining prospects there looking good.
l. Ward and George Calder of the con
tracing firm of Ward Bros. & Calder, of
Reno, registered at the Commercial this
week.
Vim. I.angstaf, Mayor of Iona, and
Mr.. Carver, both mining men, paid Yer
ington a business visit on Wednesday of
this week.
NJ. b. Peterson, of Smith Valley, has
been here this week taking the exami-
nation for enterance to the University
next term.
Naturalization as housekeeper or
cook in family, by woman of expert
ence. Call at or address this office for
farther information,
from Carson Wednesday and took the
three men arrested for selling whisky to
Indians TO Carson for trial.
Tom Hammond, who is now located
at Roseburg Oregon, paid the camp a
visit for couple OF days this week, re-
turning north Wednesday.
T.. l.. Riggs is down from the Mount
Patterson country on business, and re-
ported things looking good, but consid-
cradle snow to contend with yet
Prices cut down to reduce stock. All
my summer millinery will be sold at cost
from now until the 4th, to make room
for nv fall stock MRS. {. w. LEGG.
w. b. Lyon, formerly State Auditor
but now representing the Ocean Shore
Development Co., of San Francisco, wa: