Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-11-08
LITTLE LOCALS

here on jury duty this week.
You will find interesting local news
on every page OF this issue.
J. Mann was down from Smith Val
ley this week on business.
Pat McCaffrey returned from the
Wingheld ranch yesterday.
Elisha Dickinson was down from
Smith Valley on business this week.
John O'Banion was down from
Smith Valley on business this week.
]. B. Gallagher returned from Reno
and Carson the first OF this week.
FL Hotaling and VIM Byers were
here from Silver City on jury duty
this week
Wanted-First-cla coach painter.
Apply at Copper Belt depot at Ma
son. Advt.
C. T. Shilingford of Smith Valley,
was here on jury duty this week but
was excused.
The three year-old daughter OF
Ariste Romani is seriously Ill with
stomach trouble.
Joe Blackburn, the Smith Valley
cattleman. was in the city for a cou-
pie of days this week.
Call and get couple of those nice,
home made tamales at Rays Place,
opposite Court House 20 cents.
George W. Easton, of Carson, and
Miss Edith Lester. of Silver City,
were married in Carson this week.
John Sommers, in charge of work
on the Blue Jay, returned last Friday
from a short business trip to Luning.
c. Wedertz and wife, of Smith Val
ley, were in Yerington on a combined
business and pleasure trip this week.
There will be a business meeting
of the Equal Franchise Society next
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Hayes.
Manly Johnson. Ray Johnson, Geo.
Eglin. A. Perkins and w NJ Cowdery
were out from Dayton this week, re-
turning yesterday.
Mrs. Mollie Strosnider and little
girl were down from Wellington on
court business this week.
Tom.Walden, Superintendent of the
Wheeler Gold Mines Co.. has been
serving as trial juror in Yerington
this week
Jules Labarthe, Manager. and Jack
WEIGH. field man for the Mason Val
ley Mines Co., paid the Smith Val
ley mine property visit today.
THE RENO.
North Main Street. Yerington.
Quiet and Home-like,
Clean Rooms-Reasonable Rates
Be right. Go to Wright Get the
in my new shop in the Kaufman &
Downey building; Right on Main st.
JOHN WRIGHT.
f. F. Adams and wife and daughter
left for Oakland, Cal today The
doctor expects to remain there for two
or three weeks before returning to
YerinPton.
Douglas county has bought road
pillow and is about to buy heavy
rock-crusher and the County Commits
sioners are going to build their roads
Systematically.
c. A. Porter was down from the
Wheeler mine this week and shipped
about ST 800 worth of cyanides, the
last of the run of tailings from the
mill at the mine.
There will be reception at the NJ.
F.. parsonage tonight for the teach
ers OF both the High School and the
Grammar School of this place, given
by Mr. and Mrs. Summers.
Salty Snyder sold to California
D had Of th,c uraak
The purchasers are the people from
whom he purchased the auto truck
which is to be nut on between the
town and the depot.
The Deputy State Superintendent OF
Schools will hold a teachers examina
ton in Yerington on December Is,
"a 70 and p for both elementary and
high-school certificates. The place
and the hours will be announced later.
Mrs. DR.. Smith and Judson Smith
returned from Michigan the first of
this week, where they had been on
til, sad mission of attending the fun
eral of the late DR.. K. d. Smith. in
terment being made at the old home.
Mrs. Smith expects to still make her
home in Mason.
General Manager Labarthe, OF the
Mason Valley Mines Co. j J. Welch,
field man or the same company, Mr..
McNab. Superintendent of the smell
ter. and w. X. Cox, Superintendent OF
the mine, were all out to see the Blue
Jay property the first of this week.
Copper Belt Doing Great Business.
The Copper Belt railroad is crowd
ing freight business over its road; at
Hudson they are unloading II cars
on the house track. with 10 cars on
the Wye waiting. The Reading Mer-
camille and TRANSFORMATION Co. has 4