Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-23


For new Singer machine call at
the Holland and see Twinge.
Ralph Sharp, OF San Francisco, reg
istcrcd at the Holland Thursday.
r. A. Bradley, of San Francisco, is
here for a few days on business
Z. c. Clayton, of Sacramento, reg
istered at the Holland last Monday.
i. r. Perdue the hardware man, of
Reno, arrived at the Holland yester
day
If It's an Escalon Cigar
IT'S HAVANA.
Bank Saloon.
II. L. Thompson, the Reno insur
ancc agent, registered at the Holland
this week
Mark Shaw. of Chipmunk, was
down from his mine this week after
load OF supplies.
A. A. Harper, of San Francisco,
registered at the Holland for couple
of days this week.
b. Autchana. the sheep king of this
section was in town a few days this
week visiting old friends.
H. S. Morgan, the East Walker
rancher and mining man, was III town
again this week on business.
NJ A. Tailleur. OF Dayton. spent a
couple of days in Yerington this week.
leaving for Tonopah Thursday.
Ned Terwilliger and Pop yelling
were down from their mining camp
on the East Walker last Saturday.
G.. c. Hard, mining man from
Rawhide, has been looking over the
mining situation in this district for 4
few days.
V. S. Barker, the Reno auto man.
was in Yerington this week looking
over the field in this valley for his
machines.
Be right. Go to Wright Get the
right kind of tonsorial work. Right
in the old bank building, right on
Main street. 1T
Harry Kushner, of San Francisco,
with his big line of samples of ladies
wear. was in Ycrington this week
doing fine business.
1t is reported that Eugene Howell
has secured control of the Tonopah
Banking Corporation and will here
after be its guiding star
NJ. Ledyard, OF San Francisco, ar
rived in Yerington last Sunday with
his seven dry goods boxes. He al
ways does a big business here.
As Good As Its Name,
"ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS"
Bank Saloon.
w. +. Snow registered at the Hol-
land for a few days this week. He
was here receiving the potatoes he
contracted for some months ago.
II. A. Jacobs. salesman for Levy
Strauss & Co, spent couple of days
in Yerington this week replenishing
the local merchants stock of goods
Mrs c. W. Legg announces that
she will be at her home on Broadway
on Thursday, the 18th, with the latest
ideas in millinery, hair goods, novel
ties, etc.
Frank Morris, the barber. is con
fined to his home by an attack OF
dropsy, Louis Gagnon is expected
here in a few days to take charge OF
the Owl shop.
The annual report of State Treas
urer William Mcmillan has been re
ceived at this office The report is
concise and covers all the funds that
has been in his hands during the past
year.
Henry Fish, OF Napa, Cal, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
here, will leave in few days for San
Francisco, where he will take unto
himself wife. His friends wish him
all kinds OF JOY.
+. w. Sheelor, who was in Yering
ton couple OF years ago and took
the big picture of the camp, drove in
Yesterday in his f. NJ. +. car from
Tonopah He is looking for more
business in his line in this district,
and ought to get it. 1t is good ad-
vertsing.
Fred Bertrand had an argument
with an obstrcperous colt yesterday
and the animal struck him in the
face, severely cutting his lip and his
forehead. No serious damage was
done, however, and the colt now be
HAYES himself.
The Hub saloon. Frank Rosaschi
proprietor, carries such goods "a
"Old Crow" Sunny Brook" NAL
vern." Wildwood" "Waldorf' and
"Guckenheimer," all bottledin bond
goods from six to twelve years old.
Not a bad taste in a barrel of it. The
best goods that ever came to Icring
ton.
Harry Halcomb, a painter en-
ployed at the Nevada Douglas, yes
terday while painting the trans
former house, missed his footing and
FELL lighting on his head and shout
ders His head struck the ground with
terrific force He was picked up in
sensible, loaded on a wagon and
brought to Yerngton. 1t is not
thouoht he l. nnrrra ne tlN In iurel