Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-01-04
LITTLE LOCALS

Deputy Sheriff Buckley is building
residence in Wabuska.
Make that good resolution today
subscribe for the Times.
Born In y erington, December p,
1912. to the wife of n c. Martin, a
son.
Don't forget the banquet to be given
on next Wednesday evening at Rink
Hall.
. B. Gallagher returned from San
Francisco and other California points
Thursday
J. a. Knox, manager of the Nevada
Bullion Co., was Yerington visitor
yesterday
Miss Alma Vaillencour left Thurs
day for Washoe, where she is teach
ing school
c. A. Steele left last week for the
new camp OF Rochester. He was &C
companied by Terry Baker
After the show or after dances and
entertainments go to Bubar's for hot
tamales hot coffee or chocolate.
E. J. Ross was an arrival from
Berkeley the first of the week, where
his family is now located permanently.
Archie J. Orem, general superin-
tendent OF the Nevada-Douglas, was
doing business in Yerington yester-
day. pos
Clarence and Vic Beaman were
down from Smith Valley to attend
the dance on the evening of Deem
Der 3lst
O. II. Some and wife left last Sat
urday for short visit i'll Salt Lake.
They are expected to return the first
of next week
A large number OF Japanese are
being put to work in Ely in the places
of Greeks who left the smelter job to
go and fight the Turks.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Mrs. Riggs and family moved from
YerinEton, to Mason this week. Mr..
Riggs is now Superintendent OF the
Malachite copper property.
Born-In Mason Valley, January /
to the wife of Joe Matthews, son. Joe
and the whole family are well and
pleased over the New Year gilt,
Bill Gruber came in from the new
camp of Rochester Tuesday and re-
turned to Reno THURSDAY He is not
much impressed with the new camp
sStrayed-Sorrel horse; white face;
Roman nose; plainly saddle marked;
branded x. Reward will be paid for
return of animal to Charles Emerson
Schurz, Nevada.
\ ii,
sessment work on seven promising
copper claims owned by himself,
Frank Stuart and Lew Ross on the
east side of the district.
The litigation between James Timon
and the Butte Y lexington Copper Co,
was brought to an end last week by
compromise whereby Mr.. Timon re-
eeived a payment OF $1,000.
! BE right. Go to Wright Get the
right kind OF tonsorial work. Right
i'm my new shop in the Kaufman 4
Downey building Right on Main st.
sol ~ JOHN WRIGHT.
! The dance given in Rink Hall op
New Years Eve. by the High School
Basket ball girls, was a great success.
The attendance was large, the music
splendid and the affair financial
success.
! Trappcrs along the Humboldt river,
near 'Winnemucca. are making money
bv catching coyotes, mountain. hons,
wildcats, fox and lynx. The pelts are
sent to London. where the fad is Tor
coyote furs.
.F. ]. Sullivan, auditor of the Cop
per Belt railroad and the Nevada
Douglas Co"oer Co., with headquart-
ers in Salt Lake. has been in the dis
trict for the past week, stopping at
Ludwig He was Yerington visitor
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cain, Jr., of
Aurora, spent the holidays in Yering-
ton as the guests of Mrs Gains pa
rents M. and Mrs Bud Daniels. Mr..
Cain reports considerable activity in
the old camp by the Utah people who
recently purchased large mining in
terests there.
The Smith brothers, leasing on the
Empire Nevada ground, expect to have
their gasoline hoist here soon. The
gallows frame is up and ready for use.
The team bringing the hoist from
Rawhide broke down couple OF times
or the machinery would have been
here byIthis time.
(. Mrs. E. +. Lawson, representing the
Pictorial Review, magazine devoted
to ladies' fashions, is located temper
arily at the Lam. Hanson and Neither
ton store. Mrs Lawson is lady of
pleasing personalitv and thoroughly
up-to date in her line The ladies of
,Yerington and vicinity should drop
in and see her.
Quite little excitement was occa-
stoned in Mason one day last week by
the report that a crazy woman was
wandering about the hills near there
The Sheriff and others started out to
look for her About shutdown she re
turned TO the hotel and proved to be
one of the guests who had taken a
notion to take mountain walk. Ap-
parently the only crazy people were
the. ones looking for her
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