Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02

port and Sweetwater will go via Wa
buska and Hudson on the Nevada
Copper Belt railroad
None Better Grown
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
Bank Saloon.
Messrs. Sanders and Adams. min
ing men Of Oakland, Cal, registered
at the Holland this week. They were
much impressed with what they saw
in the the district during their short
stay.
Work on Yeringtons new school
house will be commenced soon by
the contractors, Messrs, Friedhoff &
! Hotel Nice weather to build now.
no danger OF freezing concrete or
mortar.
| DIR. F. F. Carpenter has been quite
/ i'll at his home for the past week.
suffering with kidney complaint The
doctor and his wife expect to move
to California shortly, where he hopes
his health will be better.
The first carload of copper ore
from the Mcconnell mine was ship
ped to the smelter this week Wednes-
day and another Thursday and yes
! terday Fifty tons day will be
/ shipped regularly from now on.
| A delightful time was spent at the
Fulstone Camp in Smith Valley on
the 10th OF last month when num-
Der of the young people gathered
and gave Ed Fulstone a Surprise
in honor of his 10Th birthday.
! Mr. Kaltenbacher. of the Baltimore
/ Mines Co, was in from Sunrise this
week. He reports development work
on the property progressing nicely,
the shaft having attained a depth of
200 feet and drifting at this level be
gun.
Johnny Pierce, of Smith Valley is
now engaged in mining near Buck
skin. He has some promising copper
property just north of the Kennedy
/ Con, and has a carload of high grade
ore about ready for shipment to the
smelter
Mrs. Sam Arentz. while in Yering
ton Thursday lost mink neck piece.
supposedly somewhere on Main
I a
on the owner by returning the fur to
her at Ludwig or by bringing it to
this Office.
Several OF the Reno girls who came
out to Yerington to play basket-b ball
last Saturday night found our ella
mate so salubrious and new ac-
| quaintances so pleasant that they
/ ttnuaraI ,,ntI l.
to catch the train
A. S Bryant, the Bridgeport mer-
chant. accompanied by c. l.. Hayes,
an attorney of that place. paid Yer
ington a business visi t this week.
! Mr.. Bryant expects to become inter
in the valley soon.
c. f. Day, who is here this week
from Sulphur Springs. reports that he
! has combined with Robert Batter and
! leased what is known as the Simpson
home ranch in Smith Valley. This
is one of the best farm properties in
that section.-Record Courier.
Bertram Hill. who was so badly
injured in a fall last week, is now
improving slowly He has suffered
considerably during the week, there
being some little delay in the brok-
en- bones knitting, but from now on
his recovery should be rapid
c. H. Green. the engineer for the
city water system. paid Yerington a
short visit on Wednesday OF this
week Mrs Green came along with
him from Spokane this trip to look
after c. IT,. and see that our climate
did not put any foolish notions into
his head
p ]. Stacey, Superintendent at the
Kennedy Con. OF Buckskin, was in
town a couple OF days this week. He
reports the new hosting plant all in
stalled and ready for business as
soon as the pumps at the well i,
ready for business, which will be il
a few days.
The carload OF copper ore shipped
from the Empire Nevada propert,
a few days ago to the Thompson
Smelter netted the shippers a neat lit
tie sum. the smelter management
giving returns on 9 per cent ore
More ore will be shipped from thi.
property, possibly, regularly
Big "Spuds" Import Due
A New York dispatch says: Sis