Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-12-07
LITTLE LOCALS


Mrs. J. B. Gallagher returned to
Reno Sunday last.
Don't fail to take in the basket bal
game tonight at Rink Hail.
There are over 700 delinquents on
the tax roll in Washoe county this
year.
For Sale-Two span of well-broken
Young horses. Inquire w. r. Nc
Gowan.
w. r. Campbell has been seriously
for few days past and there are
doubts of his recovery.
The cold snap of the past few days
has put smile on the faces OF the
wood and coal dealers.
Chas. Zeikler, for the Shaw Bach
elor Company, of Sacramento, was
in on business Thursday.
Henry Mcleod, of Nina, has been
appointed deputy Sheriff of Mineral
county by Sheriff Grutt.
+. w. Simpson and Will Blackwell
were down from Smith Valley on bus
mess the first of the week
Miss Ethel Hauser left for Berk
lev, Cal, last Thursday where she will
TcSuIIlC flCI HluSlSdl
J. |. Lafever, representing the Ma
tional Handle Co., of Chicago, was
in the city on business Thursday.
John Ware of the Yerington Lum-
Der Co, reports business good in his
line, so there must be some building
going on.
]. C. Durham, of the REQ Nevada
Co. of Reno, was in town Wednes day
visiting the local agents for the REQ
auto-Dillon & West.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow. Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
Wilkes at the Office Bar.
There will probably be about SO de-
linquent taxpayers in Lyon county
this year, and the amount delinquent
will be larger than last year.
]. G. Kaufman is connecting his
string of buildings on Main street
with the sewer main and putting tot
lets in each building-fve in all
Alva Smith. one of the lucky leasers
on the Nevada Empire ground, left
for Denver, Col, Thursday on a visit
to his mother and other relatives
c. C. Taylor and Harry Record, of
the Baker & Hamilton concern, OF
Sacramento. were visiting the hard
ware and implement trade in 4ering-
ton Wednesday.
From eastern fashion centers comes
the news that the tube skirt will con-
tue to be the style. Inner tubes are
to be dispensed with according to
thu press dispatch.
H. c. Joy, a Boston member of the
firm of A. J. Orem & Co, accompan-
led by Frank Orem and engineer Jen
nings, of Boston, were arrivals at
Ludwig yesterday.
Uncle Chris Hernleben returned
Monday from Missouri, where he had
been visiting relatives and friends for
the past couple of months He is, APP
parently, younger and friskier than
ever.
Word comes from Tonopah of the
serious illness of Mrs. Julia Kelly,
who will have TO undergo a serious
operation Her mother. Mrs. Mary
Barton, expects to leave for Tonopah
in a day or two.
George Pringle, who went to Bo-
livia on a prospecting trip some
months ago, is now superintendent OF
an English company there. Lew
Ross. who went with him, is reported
to be on his way home.
What has become of High Grade,
that wonderful camp in northern Cali
fornia. north of Reno, that was touted
so strongly by the press year or so
ago? There is no mention OF the camp
in the papers OF today.
Be right Go to Wright. Get the
right kind of tonsorial work. Right
in my new shop in the Kaufman &
Downey building. Right on Main St.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Fl. A. Weicher, an engineer and
mechanic. of Salt Lake, was an ar.
rival in Yerington last Sunday, and
Monday went ont to the New Yer
ington. where he will have charge OF
the machinery on the plant.
Beef is selling for II cents a pound
on foot in the Chicago markets. Any
kind of meat is cheaper to eat thar
beef at the present price. Turkey
chicken, lamb, oysters, fish and Other
foods are cheaper than beef now.
The Lyon County Bank has jus
let contract to Frank Brooks to
complete the plumbing of its build
ing, the connection with water ant
sewer mains and the installation o
five toilets and two lavatories.
C. B. Suter was down from the Ne
vada- Denver property on Thursday
He says things are looking bette
than ever on that ground and that h
will have carload of ore into thu
smclter before the first of the year.
Now that the sewer system is II
il is a good time to hook up with II
The surface water is lower in tn
ground than it has been for som
years. which will make the work o
trenching and pipe-laying much easier
w. d. Rants and wife, of Westclifl
Col. were arrivals in Yerington thi
week Mr. Rants is miner, and bot
he and his wife are so well pleased
with the outlook for this district tina
they will locate here permanently