Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-01-13


H. Wistgard, of Virginia City, regis
tered at the Commercial Wednesday.
II. NJ. Schooley. of Smith Valley, paid
Yerington visit yesterday and today.
Attorney Alf Chartz, of Carson, was in
Yerington yesterday on court business
Joe McEachen, the hardware man,
was an arrival at the Holland yesterday.
NONE BETTER GROWN
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
BANK SALOON. If
G. West, the Reno produce man,
was registered at the Holland last Sun
day.
S. Ventura is on the streets again after
an illness of several weeks with typhoid
fever.
J S. -hlosburg, the shoe drummer,
was doing business in Yerington this
week
S. +. Moesher, of Reno, was looking
over our city this week with a view of
locating
Judge Langan and court reporter, Miss
Calm, were arrivals here yesterday
morning
O. n. Pitt, the Salt Lake railroad con-
tractor, was i'll Yerington this week on
business.
p H. Long, the Buckskin mining man,
was in Yerington this week for load
OF supplies.
]. S. Watson and c. B. Parker, of Sill
yer Bow, Mont, registered at the Hol-
land yesterday.
Jesse Harrington, the Mount Grant
placer miner, was in Yerington couple
of days this week.
George Forest, of Morningstar, was
in for load of wet goods last Monday
and returned Tuesday.
w A. Sanders has opened photo
graph gallery on Main street just sout h
of the Commercial hotel.
NJ. Peiez, of San Francisco, was an ar
rival at the Holland yesterday He is
looking after beef cattle.
w. c. Oren, of the Nevada Douglas,
was i'll camp last week and left Monday
of this week for Salt Lake.
The Gold Hill schools have been
closed owing to an epidemic of measles,
which prevails in that town.
Commissioner Strosnider's daughter
fell from horse few days ago and
quite seriously bruised her arm.
Miss Annie Landry, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Landry, of the Mason Val
ley Creamery is on the sick list.
Chris Jorgensen, of Buckskin, regis
,ara1 ut he Holland TUESDAY aud left
for Goldfield Wednesday on business.
II. +. Willard, of Wonder, was an ar
rival here last week and intends to stay.
lie says Yerington looks good to HIM.
For Sae-Lght spring wagon; seats;
new pole and neck-yoke; ! set double
harness. c. 7. Upton, Holland House.
A. c. Treeloff, the Carson cattleman,
was in the valley this week looking over
his steers with view of shipping soon.
NJ. B. McCarty and wife were arrivals
i'll Yerington Monday, have rented a
house and expect to make this their
home.
Be right. Go to Wright. Get the
right kind of tonsorial work Right in
the old bank building, right on Main
street. oct 2l-tf
Mrs r. S. Brooks, of the Home Cot
tage Hotel, was quite seriously i'll for a
few days the first of this week, but is
now improving.
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
HAND MADE-THEY SMOKE
BANK SALOON. If
There are several cases of smallpox at
place called Mary, near Silver Peak,
and quarantine has been placed upon
the people of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcleod, who have
been rusticating i'll Yerington for a
couple of weeks, will take their depart
ure for Copenhagen i'll few days.
Dale l.. Pitt, railroad contractor form
erly operating on the Copper Belt, was
an arrival from Salt Lake yesterday, and
expects to remain here for time.
Rev. c. V. T. Richeson, former pas
tor of Emanuel church at Cambridge,
Mass, has been sentenced to the electric
chair for the murder of Miss Linnell.
The new county bridge at the Wilson
ranch is completed and is a fine struc-
ture. The Commissioners are to be con
graduated in having secured so good a
piece of work.
AL Hays, who was here from Haw.
thorne on a visit to his father, who has
been quite ill., returned to Hawthorne
this week. Mr.. Hayes, Sr. is much i'm
proved in health.
Reno has white slave case. A mar
by the name of London has been ar
rested and charged with bringing hi
wife from England and placing her i'll I
= honse OF prostitution.