Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-01-18
LITTLE LOCALS

MIDOilOuSH
f. +. Phillips. OF Fallon, was an ar
rival in 4erin~ton this week.
Ira Fallon motored to town from his
East Walker ranch last Wednesday.
f. l.. Downey returned from a trip
to the new camp of Rochester the first
of the week
Will Carroll came down from Mount
Grant Tuesday and continued on to
Reno Thursday
The Southern Pacific disbursed
$l3OO00 in payroll checks at Sparks
last Wednesday.
Ed Wedertz was down from Smith
Valley Monday visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Guy Rogers.
Chas. Snyder. who was under the
weather for a few days last week, is
able to be around.
Jules Labarth, Supt of the Mason
Valley smelter, was in Yerington yes
terday on business.
Dave McGeacken, who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks, is
again able to be about.
Mrs A. Gruli is on the sick list, an
attack of lagrippe having confined her
to her home for some days past
Mrs. Annie Hofhein is quite serious
ly i'll with an attack of pneumonia. an
afterclap of an attack of lagrippe.
AT an average price of 10 cents a
pound the copper product of the Uni
ted States is valued at S200,OOO0OO.
Howard and Tom Wilson went to
Buckskin Monday to work on the Ross
and Dickey bi others copper property.
Mrs. Deleray and sons, Dudley and
MILFORD, spent portion OF last week
in Yerngton, returning to Pine Grove
last Sunday
An extension of the telephone line
has just been completed to the Camp
bell ranch for the use of the Pacific
Liestock Co.
Mrs. Tracey Sweat and her brother
George Baker. left for the coast the
first of the week for the benefit OF the
latter's health.
Carson papers say that over a hun
dred and sixty cases of smallpox are
known to exist in Reno and new cases
are reported daily.
The quail law was out the 18th of
this month and the hunters have been
making life miserable for the birds for
the last few days
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow. Cedar Brook. Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar
Lost-One bay mare. branded SN
on left hip Has black mule colt. Re
turn to or notify W. NJ. Penrose, of
Wabuska and receive reward.
IL. j. Stanley, the genial drummer
who represents Rothenberg & Co.. of
80, he
liquor trade the first of the week.
The United States Senate has rees-
tablished the apportionment for the
minis of the country, and total OF
$4,000 was apportioned for the mint
at Carson.
Strayed-Sorrel horse; white face;
Roman nose; plainly saddle marked;
branded x Reward will be paid for
return of animal to Charles Emerson,
Schurz. Nevada.
Contractor Friedhoff of Reno. was
here this week visiting his son,
George The elder Friedhof is also
a member elect of the incoming Leg
islature-from Washoe county
John Somers, the mining man, and
his wife. were arrivals from Calitor-
MIA last Saturday. There will be
something doing around where Som
ers is pretty soon.
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,
II. s. rohe. our new County Assess
or, paid Carson visit the first OF the
week and gave the Appeal rafting
good boosting interview on Mason
Valley and the whole OF Lyon county.
William Lashbaugh and wife left for
their home in Hot Springs, ). d., on
Wednesday of this week Bill says he
sees many improvements in Ierngton
since he visited here year or so ago
Warm winds have carried the sn Nv
away from the valley and hills in the
past couple of days, but there are in
dcations of more storm, The ground
has received quite a nice soaking. how
ever
p. Latapie, the Mono county. Cal,
sheep man, was in lcrington this
week. He is more than pleased with
the late storm. but says he is a little
doubtful about good prices for wool in
the future.
Mrs. Tessie Woods, formerly of this
place. was an arrival in Ierington last
Saturday on a visit to her mother, Mrs
MCGOWAN, and other relatives. Mr.
Woods is now located in Sacramento
in the photography business.
A new telephone line is to be sur
veyed next week through the Snyder
ranch. west of Yerington, for the pur
pose of giving better service and also
with view of putting in a Western
Union key at the telephone office in
the near future.
Jack Welsh, the genial hustler for
the Mason Valley people, was here on
business this week He came over
from Douglass county, where the Ma
son Valley Company is developing a
promising copper prospect.
Wanted Work-Widow with small
child desires position as cook (minel