Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-15
LITTLE LOCALS

Bob Dyer was up from Schurz
Thursday on business visit.
For Sale-Steam and ireless cook
ers: best made. Larry Mehan, box 50.
Born-In Mason Valley, February
10. 1913, to the wife of Carlo Scatinea,
a son.
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday school last Sunday morning
was 90 persons.
Alex Mcdonald. the liveryman, re
d-alone-Tuesday from visit
to San Francisco.
w. c. Orem and wife. OF Salt Lake,
were arrivals in the district on Tues
day OF this week.
Mrs. Pugh, of Mason. received
telegram last Sunday announcing the
death OF her father.
Mrs. Stice, of Wabuska, is quite Sc
riously i'll and has been taken to the
Smith hospital in Mason.
Mrs. George Plummer, Sr., OF the
upper end of the valley, is visiting her
sister and mother in Carson.
There will be no raise in the salary
of the District Attorney OF Lyon
county for the present incumbent.
Pluto Indians. who own some fine
land around Fallon, are going to raise
beets for the big factory this season.
Liquid Veneer removes all stains
from furniture and makes il look like
new. Try bottle Dillon & West
For Sale-One hundred choice.
thoroughbred White Leghorn hens.
just right for breeding pen. Phone 81.
Yerington, Nevada.
Automobile for Sale-One nearly
new Ford runabout. has been used but
very little Inquire Mrs c. +. Meiss
ner. Yerington, Nevada.
Reese Roger and w H. Collins. OF
Tonopah. were arrivals in the city yes
terday and are looking over the place
with view OF locating.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Miss Felice Cohn, Court Reporter
for this district. was i'll Gerington the
first OF this week in attendance on the
session of Court held here.
Little Jack Powers, infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs VIII Powers, has been
quite i'll for several days past. but is
now going to pull through.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Clark j. Guild, aged 20, and
Miss Virginia Carroll, aged Is. The
event will take place shortly.
l.. r. Ames was down from Smith
Valley yesterday on business. lie
recently bought the Jim Garter place
and is having it fixed up for rent.
A gambling bill in the shape OF local
option on the question has been intro
duced i'll the Assembly. This probably
comes from advocates OF the divorce
law as it now stands.
p St John. special agent for the
Caledonia Insurance Co. was visit
ing Cooper, the insurance man, this
week. He is on his annual inspection
trip OF all agencies i'll Nevada.
ID. G.. Longton. who has been super
intending the diamond drill work on
the New Yerington property, has com
pleted his contract and is stopping in
Yerington with his wife for a few
DAYS.
Jim Parker and wife were Reno
visitors few days ago for the pur-
pose of purchasing furniture, etc.. for
the new home they are making on
their ranch in the lower end OF the
valley.
Mrs Lizzie Schooley was a visitor
from Dayton the first of the week on
business connected with the settlement
Of the estate OF the late Russell
Schooley.
Quite number of new buildings
are going up at the new smelter town
of Thompson. among them being a
d
ent Labarthe.
Frank Constantine is making ar
engagements to start development work
on the Murphy property on the east
side. which was recently acquired by
Salt Lake people.
The Rev J. L. Collins visited Wa
buska on Sunday last and held the
usual every other Sunday services. He
is greatly encouraged by the growing
interest in these services.
The Assembly divorce bill does not
seem to suit the Senate. The com
mttee in the Senate to which 1t was
referred. has reported II back unfavor-
ably. The matter will come up next
Monday.
Strayed-Sorrel horse; white face;
Roman nose; plainly saddle marked;
branded X. Reward Will be paid Tor
return Of animal to Charles Emerson,
Schurz. Nevada
Nmrod Uric. who killed the Outlets
some months ago. is to hang on March
7. TRAINER. who was also implicated
in the crime. has been sentenced To
death and has chosen to be shot in
stead of hanged.
NJ. w. Hewitt, special agent fer the
Southern Pacific Co, was i'll Yering
ton Monday as a witness in the Sam
pie case, which was before the grand
jury. He returned to his home III
Sparks Monday.
c. w. Geddes. of San Francisco,
who has an option on the Mcdonald
property in Mason Pass, was an ar
rival in Yerington last Saturday. Plans
are maturing for some extensive de
vclopment on this ground