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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

James Laying. 73s Main St., TottenviIle, NY.
Home Seekers can procure some attractive
bargains in the large list Of properties for
sale through this Real Estate Agency.
Insurance in all branches. Phone 951-J,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
PLUMBING

ANTONIO PUCCI, All Amboy Avenue
Sanitary Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fit
ting, Timing, Piping, Etc.
An work guaranteed and to please you.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

To Let-Three-room flats, AIT State
street. 10547-9-7-7t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

Seven Room House to Rent at 378
Park avenue, all improvements.
Inquire L. Kemeny, 43O State street.
1~0455-9-5-tf
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E INSURANCE

JOSEPH BhUzDOwsKY. SET State Street
bcientihc Horseshoeins Promptly Done.
Wagon Repairing done At short notice.
guarantee perfect satisfaction to all.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Visitors From Silver City.

VIM Donovan and j. w. Phillips,
mining and mill men OF Silver City,
were in town for a couple of days this
week. This is Mr. Donovan's first
visit to Yerington. and he was very
much surprised to see such nice
little place. He, of course visited the
new courthouse and pronounced it a
fine building. He expressed himself
as follows: Il fought you Yering-
tonites as hard as | could; but you
won. and | am now thoroughly sat
isiied. You deserve it. Yerington is
the proper place for the county-seat." "
Look out, Bill, it's catching; that is.
living in Yerington Come again,
Democrats treated with the same re
spect as anybody else.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
SHOOTING SCRAPE
AT TERRILL
CAMP

On Monday of this week shoot
ing affray occurred at camp of Ter
rill, lying between Schurz and Raw
hide. which resulted i'll the death of
one man and the wounding of an
other. V. b. Terrill, the discovcrer OF
the camp, did the shooting, and Louis
Carara was the one killed, and Geo.
Flcssa, the one injured. Terrill went
to Fallon and gave himself up to the
officers He claimed that he acted in
self-defense. The trouble was over
some mining claims. supposed to be
valuable. Terrill claimed the ground.
but the other two men located it.
claiming Terrill had not done his an
nual holding work on it, Terrill
found the men on the ground after he
had warned them to keep away and
the shooting was done with an old
double barrel shotgun. Terrill claim
ed that both OF the other men had re
volvers and that one of them took a
shot at him Terrill is quite we'll
known in Yerington. He is apparent
ly man of quiet disposition. well
along i'll years. but would give one
the impression that he was a man that
it would not do to fool with.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Protection for Sugar Trust.

Sugar is reduced in price by the
trust rehneres just as soon as the
beet product comes on the market.
and is up in price as soon as the beet
competition disappears, For the few
months of the year that the beet
sugar is offered for sale consumers
get their sugar cheaper. completely
that would follow if the beet-sugar
product was sufficient to furnish a
supply for all the year. 1t is amaz-
ing under these circumstances that
the Democrats could have been led
into the great follow of passing the
bill in the House TO put sugar on the
free list while retaining protection for
the Sugar Trust,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Graduation Exercises.

Graduation exercises will be held
in Rink Hall ON Friday june 7, at
2:30 p. m. Tor which occasion the fol
lowing program has been arranged:
Medley cy............ National Songs
High School
Invocation . Father Molyneux
Salutatory. .y......R w. Beaman
The Value oaa University Train.
ing ........s ......Dr J. +. Stubbs
Piano 500. Ths Chapel in the Far
est......M Mrs 5. l.. Netherton
Agriculture in the High Schools.
........... Prof Gordon II. True
The High School and Citizenship,
..... Governor Tasker l.. Oddie
Vocal Solo Mrs. Bessie Davis
The Fiddle Told. Mason Johnston
Education and Character .......
...........Rev r. w Waggoner
Violin Solo. .. Mrs. Anna Patten
Plans For the Future. c..........
...........D DIR. G.. t. Leavitt
Present Aims. Lester w. Bartlett
Valedictory ...........Li Linford Riley
Presentation of Diplomas ..........
...................J. G. Young
A free ball will be given in the Rink
Hall on the evening OF June 9TH to
which all are invited.
The graduates are c. Galena Put
nam. L.inford Riley, X. w. Beaman
and Francis Fox
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

quantity of native copper
Douglas Hill is looking about as
usual, producing its full amount of
ore. A tunnel is started about so feet
below Douglas Hill tunnel. running
in to tap the big ore bodies already
exposed in the upper tunnel. This
will give an immense amount OF ad-
ditional stopping ground
The gypsum pit is responding well
to its development and is producing
100 tons daily The Western Gypsum
Company has placed an order for
1000 tons of this product to be de
livered at the rate of $50 tons a day
\ big derrick will be erected to han
die this gypsum output.
The surface improvements are Of
the most substantial character The
new cottages would be a credit to
any city The new Club House for
the use of the official force is very
compact building, is thoroughly mod
Nib III NNNiy Pdi tiNuidi anu Noii7
Portable, roomy structure. The new
brick store building, just completed
by the Ward Bros, is fine structure
and will be occupied by the Smith
Valley Mercantile Co. carrying a
complete line OF general merchandise.
The addition to the hotel is about
-
capacity of that institution and make
it the largest and best hotel in the
county today. General Superintend-
ent Arentz and his assistants are to
be congratulated on the results they
have attained by their strenuous ef
forts in so quickly swinging the great
Nevada Douglas into producing
property of such magnitude.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Prospective Hotel.

There has been considerable hotel
talk about town for a week or more
past, and a drawing by architeces De
gchamps and Holsworth has been
submitted for consideration 1t is a
three story. 50-room building of brick
and concrete and will cost to build
about $4,000. There are several good
sites in the city for hotel and it is
understood that any one OF them will
be put in by the owner at a reasonable
figure and stock taken in corpora
ton for the amount Those who have
the matter of promotion in hand have
between $4,000 and $4,000 subscrb-
ed for stock in hotel incorporation.
and it is very likely that the balance
OF the money for the $4,000 struc-
ture will be found in Reno Push
the good cause along
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Wabuska News Items.

Frost has done but little damage
to fruit in this end of the valley.
Mr.. Nickle. of San Francisco. head
OF the Miller ranches. after few days
in the valley, returned to the city
Thursday.
a very select dancing party was en-
joyed at Littel hall last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.. Parker furnished
the music.
John Farrell. Jr.. just returned from
short trip to San Francisco. where
he went as witness in a Rawhide
mining suit
A fire on the Farrell ranch last
week burned their pig corrals, pig
pens and a stack OF hay The ori-
gin of the fire is not known.
Mrs. Axle Gelmstead (nee Nagle)
after few weeks stay in Dayton,
returned to her home in Wabuska
last week with a fine baby boy.
Henry Brisson and family and w.
r. Pcnrose and family took a trip to
Reno last week by way OF Smith Val
ley and Gardnerville. They travelled
in Brissons auto.
All the buildings on the Penrose
ranch are being painted and a gaso-
line engine will soon be installed to
pump water for stock and gardens and
for protection against fire
Your correspondent was wrongly
informed about the Miller ranch using
water that belonged to ranchers be-
low them As matter of fact they
were giving water to ranchers who
were not entitled to it,
Hon b. III Reymers came down
from Yerington in his auto last Sun
day. and with nm were Mrs. Rey-
mers. Mrs. DR. Leavitt and DR.. Wag-
goner. who preached in the Littell
hall to a good audience.
One hundred head of cattle were
unloaded here this week for the Mil
Ter & Lux firm Last week 1000
head came in from California for this
firm The animals will be turned out
on the Mason Valley range OF the
company.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
ROBBERY AT TOWN
OF MORNING.
star

A robbery occurred at the Miners
of last week in rather an openhanded
manner The proprietors, Jim Gig
hos and Ed Tanner, have a small safe
in which they have been keeping their
cash This safe was kept in their
sleeping room On the night men
toned, during the absence OF thd
proprietors. Alma Dale, a denizen of
the town. went into the room, shut
ting the door and lock ng it. While
the door was closed another woman
came to it and tried to enter. In a
few moments the door was opened by
the Dale woman. About this time
the proprietor. wanting some change.
went into the room and found the
window wide open and the safe gone
1t is supposed that Alma turned the
trick by handing the safe to some one
on the outside of the building through
the " ndow The next morning Con
stable Montague found the safe some
distance up the hill. but the contents.
some $500 in money and some jewel
ry, was missing. Tanner, on hear
ing OF the robbery, swore out war
rant for Alma's arrest and also for
one John Doe. They were brought
to Ierington and released from Gus
tody on furnishing a bond. The hear
ing was to be before Justice Blanchard
but the attorney for the defendant
asked for change OF venue to the
town of Morningstar and it was given.
The hearing will now take place be
fore Justice Laws, of Morningstar.
on the 9th inst. The John Doe men
toned in the complaint is under the
watchfu eye of the officers and it is
possible that an example will be made
of him if sufficient evidence can be
produced to convict The town OF
Morningstar is getting bad name.
1t is said that a number OF holdups
have occurred of late and that men
have been rolled" while in an intoxi-
Gated condition The officers hope to
get rid of the undesirable element as
soon as possible.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS BEING
MADE TO CELEBRATE FOURTH

The dance is to be given in the
Eagle Hall and the proceeds will go
to the Tiremens fund This matter
is in charge of J O. Parker.
Louis Fabri is the committee on
races and persons can make their en-
tries with him.
The Womans' Book Club is to take
charge OF the decorations and will
induce everybody to don their best
bib and tucker on both person aud
building.
Mrs. G. f. West is the committee
on exercises.
II Pilkington is the committee on
fares. excursions and transportation.
The Mayor was interviewed by the
members OF the general committee
and reported that the entire city
would be wet down and cooled off
for "a hours before the date so that
there would be little danger from fire,
and everything would be clean and
attractive.
The matter of allowing for fire.
crackers, etc, on the Main street only
where there is little danger of set
ting anything on fire. will be discuss
ed at the next meeting of the City
Council Many deem fireworks harm
less and enjoyable so long as kept
off the portions of the town without
espionage
1t certainly looks as though we
were going to have some Fourth OF
July in Yerington in this year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twelve
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Our High School.

The following letter written to l..
w Bartlett, Principal of the Lyon
County High School of this place.
by recent visitor, speaks for itself:
Reno, May p, 1912.
Mr. Lester w Bartlett.
Yerington, Nevada.
Dear Sir:-After examining the
notes | made when visiting your
school few weeks ago. | would say
that the University of Nevada will be
glad to accredit your High School in
the subjects which you are giving this
year. which include English a, b. c
and d: mathematics a, b. and d:
physics; history and d: Latin and
b; German a; Spanish and b, and
geography.
liked the spirit of your student
body as well as any school | visited
Your school is small and your teach
ing force is small. but, with the ad
dtional teacher which you have al
ready chosen for next year, your
school ought to be placed among the
best in the State.
Very truly yours,
MAXWELL. ADAMS,
For Committee on Admission and Ad
vanced Standing.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01

The Fourth of July Committee had
a meeting on Monday night of this
week. present the entire committee,
and the Secretary
1t was found that the Committe
had $3.50 dollars on hand, $500 more
assured and 5000 more expected.
+. A. West was appointed com
mittee of one on Base Ball Game and
allowed Sis for expenses.
The Yerington nine will play Fal-
Ion at that place on June 9th and a
return game will be played here on
the Fourth.
Elmer Hanson is the committee on
advertising and publicity and adver
tising of the big event will appear
next week
The prize fixed for the drilling con
test is $50 and an entrance fee of SIS
will be charged The contest will be
double jack one and the winners to
take all d. w. Mckenzie is this
committee and was allowed an ap-
preparation for rock and all details
Ben Fukushima. of the Montana
Cafe, and three associates have
agreed to furnish the pyrotechnics
both night and day, and will put
about $50 into fireworks. These
pieces will be the latest in Japanese
4 l. he
the finest ever seen in this section OF
the country Ben is to be commended
for his liberaity and patriotism.
+. l.. Littell is the committee on
dance and music and was allowed
SIS for expenses of band
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs.

After frightful coughing spell a
man in Necnah, Wis, felt terrible
pains in his side and his doctor found
two ribes had been broken. What
agony DR.. Kings New Discovery
would have saved him. A few tea
spoonfuls end late cough. while
persistent use routs obstinate coughs.
expcls stubborn colds or heals weak.
sore lungs. Il feel sure it is God
send to humanity" writes Mrs. Ethe
Morton, Columbia. Mo, FOR be
lieve | would have consumption to-
day. il had not used this great rem
edy" It's guaranteed to satisfy. and
you can get free trial bottle or 9o-
cent or 81 size at all druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
High School Rum ors.

The school was rather crowded dur
ing the first part OF the week on ac-
count OF the eighth grades taking their
examinations there.
A letter was received from Prof.
Adams. inspector for the University
who visited our school some time ago.
in which he commended us upon the
school spirit which we have. and also
informed us that the University ac-
credited us in all the studies which
are being taught this year.
The reception given the eighth
graders by the students on Wednes-
day evening. was well attended. An
excellent literary and musical pro-
grammc was presented, after which
ice-cream and cake was served
The holiday this week was good
thing for those who were behind with
work and book reviews.
1t might be a good thing il the ini-
tials of the students parents were kept
on record Then. when notices CON
cerning the pupils are sent they
would be sure to go to the right
person.
Don't forget TIE Juniors big dance
AT the Owl Hall. Saturday evening,
Come and enjoy yourselves. Re
freshmcntS will be served during the
evening
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
NEVADA DOUGLAS MORE Than
FULFILLING ALL EXPECTATIONS

The Nevada Douglas management
is pushing things along rapidly. now.
The. tonnage has been increased to
more than the amount of the month
ly contract with the Mason Valley
smeltcr as the shipments for May
have been HOO tons. The mine has
never been in better shape. and the
development has reached point so
far ahead OF production that it is easy
to keep up the shipments.
The south face of the $50 level con
tinues in good grade OF ore A
crosscut on this i,vel has been run
distance OF twenty feet and raise is
being made to connect with the 9th
level. This work is in ore all the
way. The 6l9 winze on the 9TH level
is down 80 feet, having for this dis
tance had 3 feet OF chalcocite ore av-
eraging 40 per cent copper. In the
622 raise they are going up on
high grade lenzc of ore with with a
considerable width OF lower grade
The COS raise, which it was supposed
would be run in barren ground.
opened up 7 feet of tale which aver
ages 10 per cent copper The COZ
stope is breaking ore 10 feet in width
and the 5l4 is following an lS-inch
streak that has opened to 10 feet in
ha
cent copper.
North OF the big incline shaft. in
the 600 north stope. in raising in sup
posedly leachcd ground. they have
opened 10 feet OF 6 per cent copper
This is the only stope so far opened
mp in the north end A cross-cut is
being run from this level which at
this writing is showing a very liberal
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
The Tavern.

w. T. McTaggart, formerly in bus
mess here in partnership with Mr.
Leverich, and who was burned out
last October, opened up new resort
last Saturday to be known as the Tav-
ern The location is in the Craig es-
tate brick building on Main street,
opposite the Yerington Supply Coz
store. The place has been remodeled
and finished in Mission style. and the
furnishings are all OF the same style
The new front makes an attractive
appearance. having two nice plate
glass mirrors. each in panel on
either side of the entrance. Inside
the arrangement is most comfortable
and cosy. making nice place to en-
JOY a quiet game of solo. Later a nice
billiard table will be installed 1t is
not necessary to state that the stock
81 liquors and cigars are the best that
can be bought, as those who patron
lied the old stand can testify to.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Silver City Couple Welded.

G.. +. Moore and Mary Ruth Pow
ers, both OF Silver City, were quiet
ly joined in the bonds of wedlock in
the parlors of the Holland House last
Saturday evening by Justice OF the
Peace Blanchard The young folks
secured their license here that day
upon their arrival in town. After the
ceremony they remained i'll Iering-
ton for several days looking over the
town and valley. before returning to
Silver. where they will make their
home. for time at least The bride
is well-known Lyon county girl, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Pow
ers: Mrs. Powers still residing in Sill
yer. She has host of friends who
wish her well and extend congratula-
tons to herself and husband
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Visitars From the East.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas c. Berryhill and
Miss Katherine Berryhill, OF Des
Moincs, Iowa, spent several days IN
Yerington this week as guests of Mrs.
S. B. Ebert Mr. Berryhill is the Vice
President and also heavy stock
holder in the Nevada Douglas mine
and the Copper Belt railroad, and
with Hal Lennon. Manager OF the
Truckee River General Electric Co..
local representative Louie Leavitt. and
+. J. Cooper, he made visit to the
Ierington Copper property, looking
up data relative to the extension OF 4
branch line of the railroad to the east
side OF the district and getting the
road into Yerington with view of
handling the big lot of ore that is
going to be shipped from the east
side in the very near future. Mr.,
Berryhill is more than satisfied with
his investments in this part of the
west: so much so, in fact, that he Is
willing to make further investments.
With the Yerington Copper, Bradley
and others shipping large tonnage
OF ore the Copper Belt will be in the
field making extensions, etc, show
inc that the men who have their mon
cy invested in such enterprises are
alive to the future magnitude of the
Yerington district
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Hauling Ore.

Charlie Holland is hard at work
hauling ore from the Bradley prop
ton depot Some of this ore runs up
in the pictures for value and few
carloads of it turned into cash means
the employment of a number OF more
men on development This will mean
a larger production. One after the
other the east side properties are
coming to the front and actually pro
ducing the red metal stuff in good
quantity and high values.
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Promising Youths.

One night this week four of Icring-
tons promising youths went to the
Indian camp south OF Bridge street
and rocked the abodes of several
squaws, also maltreating couple OF
the squaws who came out OF the
houses. After this paStime they went
to the redlight district and started to
make rough house, a call was
turned in from there and the boys
were soon arrested and placed iu
Jail They had trial Thursday be-
fore Justice Blanchard and were sen
fenced to 90 days in Jail, but sentence
was suspended to give them chance
to behave themselves for year Any
more depredations committed by
them will be punished by the strict
enforcement of the law The Times
regrets chronicling such news as this,
but patience has ceased to be virtue
and further lawlessness by these
parties will bring forth the publica-
tion of their names and list OF their
petty crimes.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Dillon & West Win.

In the suit of Dillon & West VS.,
Eugene Grutt, Sheriff OF Mineral
county, and Nelson Poll which was
heard some time ago before Judge
Sommers, at Hawthorne, decision
has been rendered in favor of plain
tiffs. The suit involved consider
able amount and grew out of the sale
of some milling roperty in the Mount
Grant district F.. r. Hull, of Yer
ington. represented the plaintiff.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Move on Now!
Fatal Accident at Nina.

On Thursday OF this week Mrs.
Tergini used coal-oil to start a fire
in the stove. The result was an ex
plsosion which set the house aiire and
burned it to the ground. Mrs. Ter
gini was burned so badly that she
died from the effect of the burns
Her remains were taken from Nina
to San Francisco for burial.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Shooting at Ludwig.

On Thursday night couple OF Sla
vonians who were visiting the camp
OF Ludwig. got into a controversy re
garding their respective Kings and
countries, and the arguments became
So heated that couple of other
Slavs. who had dropped into the re-
sort, mixed in the proceedings and
proceeded to pound up the King
George man in the most approved
style. and then threw him ont Of
doors This proved to be poor
throw. as about 3 o'cock he returned
with big gun and took couple OF
shots at the ones who had beaten
him One man had a bullet Craze his
head and another was shot i'll the
arm. Neither wound is dangerous
Four shots were fired in all After
doing the shooting the gun man took
to the hills. and, up to date. the Off
GERS have not been able to get him.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Over From Ludwig.

IL, Burbridge. general foreman at
the Nevada Douglas, was in Yering
ton yesterday on little private bus
mess. He says Yerington looks good
to him with its green trees and flow
ers. alter being for months where he
could only view the desert.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Going to California.

Ex- Governor Dickerson, who mas
been editor OF the Ely Daily Expos
itor for the past two years, has sofa
his interests to |. G.. Schwalenburg,
who is now editor and manager Mr..
Dickerson will engage i'll the real es-
tate business in San Diego, Cal.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-01
Enthusiastic Over Bald Mountain.

Mr.. John Sharp and wife were down
from Bald Mountain this week, re
porting that section developing some
very promising properties The Ne
vada Co.'S. property is looking better
than ever and the Wild Rose is show
ing up some very high grade gold
silver ore.