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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
All Night Service.

A circular letter issued by the Yer
ington Electric Company this week
states that the company is to put an
all-night service over its lines. This
will be done at an advance of only IS
cents per month on phone charges
now made by the company This will
be quite an advantage to the people
now being served by the Electric
Company and the cost is nominal
less than one cent a day Yerington
is pushing to the ront i'll many ways
these days. Wit few more improve
ments. such as the railroad building
in, new hotel. a theatre. the streets
filled to grade and sidewalks CON
structed, she will be the hum ding
enest little city i'll the State
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Attachment Suit.

Joe Quilici and his two brothers
have brought suit to recover SAB
wages alleged to be due them for la
bor from the Smith Valley Land Com
tpany. The snit was begun WedneS-
day and Deputy Sheriff Guthrie
served the papers and attached the
nropertv of the compnav on that day
The company claims that under an
agreement the wages of the men are
not sdue until the crops on the com
ipanv ranch are harvested and this
work is not vet completed
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Claims w omen Oppose Ballot.

Miss Minnie Bronson. OF New York,
has been lecturing throughout Ne
vada the past week. taking a stand
against woman suffrage She is the
Secretary of the National Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage. and she
states. after having lectured in Car
son. Winnemucca. Elko. Reno. and
other places. that the majority of the
women OF this State are undoubtedly
opposed to woman suffrage Miss
Bronson's work in other States has
been most successful, and il is her de
sire to reach thezpeople of this State
ol iooueVo WoVl oMS ol oui!l u!
know both sides Of the question be-
fore they take vote on it next year.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Not Warmly Greeted.

Senator Newlands arrived in To
nopah Wednesday morning from
Reno If he expected to find an out
pouring OF the masses at the railroad
station he must have been filed with
chagrin. for the only one who took
the trouble to motor down was AT
'tornev II r. Cooke fthe Democratic
County Central Committee One of
the first persons to exend greetings
to Mr.. NewlandS was Matt Rosenthal.
Kew Pittmans first lieutenant, now
under Indictment by a federal grand
iurv for cnticing girls to Goldfeld
under pretext of engaging them for Il
music hall
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Another Humboldt Killing

humboldt county had another kill
ing TINS week at a point Is miles north
OF Winnemucca. when Lester Howard
shot and instantly killed Sabe Choatc.
Howard. after the shooting. telephon-
ed to the officers TO come and get him,
and also hired attorneys to defend
him The immediate cause of he kill
ing was a quarrel over building on
the Howard place which Choate had
erected when he had the place leased
and was going to take away after the
lease expired, but there had been bad
blood between the two men since
Choate had testified against How
ards brother in a case some months
ago. Howard claims the shooting was
done III sclf-defense
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
WILL TEST THE NEW WATER
LAW.
Suit as> to Constitutionality of Meas
ure Of State Engineers Power.

The constitutionality of the new
water law" put on the statute books
by the last legislature was called into
question this week at Winnemucca in
Il suit before Judge Ducker there.
Reno attorneys presented the suit on
behalf of Johannes Anderson and
about AZ other plaintiffs, who are op-
posing the activities OF State Engi-
neer VIM NJ Kearney, defendant in
the action.
ago and sets up that the law under
which the State Engineer is acting. is
null and void as being an unreason-
able delegation of judicial power and
III contravention to many provisions
OF the State Constitution.
The outcome of the, suit will be
watched with great interest by prac-
tally all the water users in Nevada
Under the law the State Engineer
has been holding meetings for tn,
purpose OF investigating and deter
mining water rights and while final
findings have not yet been recorded
the ranchers are much alarmed as to
the validity of the proceedings.
A case involving some elements of
the ,owers of the State Engineer was
recently disposed of in Nye county by
Judge Averill and it is claimed the
decision upholds the constitutionality
of the water law This. however. is
denied by attorneys for the plaintiffs
in the Humboldt county case.
Attorney General Georpe p. Thaf
cher will rcpresert the State in the
proceedings at Winnemucca.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25

occurrence of the ore is rather pc
cuhar, seeming TO be blanket VEN,
but that 1t went down some place was
ms nxed idea He has, by dong con
sIderaDie top work, and some unuer-
ground WORK, lineu the situation up
pretty thoroughly, and has proved
the ore-Dearing contact to be about
~ feet III width, between lime and
porphyry. AT depth of 4o feet he
mas opened the ore on the footwall,
which proves to be an excellent ship
ping product. In the incline, at a
depth of lSO feet he has tne lense
OF ore that will average about II per
cent AS they now have the ore so
well defined plant of machinery is
10 be installed and the shaft sunk to
a much greater deph.
New Yerington-There is no let up
to the development. being made on
this property and much activity is
shown around the mine. Good pro-
gress is being made on every level on
which work is being done On the 400
the ground is better than il was, hav-
ing hardened up so that little tim
bering Is now necessary. For some
time past every foot of ground had
to be timbered, which prevented rapid
progress.
Blue Jay-The work of opening the
Blue Jay is being rushed as fast as
bonus men can push it. A new air
receiver was hauled to the mine this
week and the pipe line is being laid
from the New Ierington to furnish
the Blue Jay with air drills. In about
ten days the work will be done by
air which will allow OF better head
way being made on development
work The work is still confined to
the 200 and 400-foot levels
Yerington Mountain-The Yering-
ton Mountain is pushing development
work and at the same time producing
quite a tonnage OF good ore which is
going to the Mason Valley Com
pany's smelter at Thompson Most of
the ore is coming from the Beach tun-
mel and the 3O0-foot level of the
shaft. About IS men are employed
and several teams are hauling the ore
to the railroad spur on the Nevada &
California road
Smith Valley Mines-Word receiv-
ed from he Smith Valley Mines Co.
is to the effect that ore is still being
sacked. Quite large amount of this
rich ore has already been sacked and
is ready for shipment The mine is
reported to be looking better than
ever and development work is still in
progress.
Capitola-Wm. Langstaff has quite
force of men at work on the Cani
tola ground and is sinking shaft.
The property is said to be looking
fine, Some verv rich gold ore has
been taken out of this propertv The
prooerty is responding to develoo-
ment work better than was expected.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Still Coming to Reno.

Reno still seems to be the mecca for
wealthy women and men to secure
divorces. Although the time has now
been extended to a years residence,
before divorce can be granted, the
wealthy class is still seeking Reno,
as a place to live for year and day
and get divorce. The poorer people
who cannot afford to stay anywhere
longer than six months. are now go
ing to Boise, Idaho, which State has
the same law that Nevada repealed at
the last session of her Legislature. .
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Funeral of w. c. Hernleben.

The funeral of W. c. Hernleben
took place from the Methodist Church
here last Monday afternoon. the body
having arrived from Phoenix, Ari-
zona, the day before. But few par
ticulars have been received by the
relatives as to how death occurred,
it only being known that Mr.. Hern-
leben was struck by train and bad
ly maneled. having both legs cut off.
MANY friends of the deceased and his
relatives attended the services at the
church and followed the remains to
the cemetery, where the last sad rites
were performed
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Hotel Holland Arrivals.

Geo l.. McNeely, S. F.; l.. A, Saw
yer. S f.: w. +. Walsh, S. F.; Gro
yer Young, Wabuska; NJ Penrose,
Wabuska; ID. j. Ellis. Sacramento;
]. ID, Armstrong. Big Pine: Clarence
Chaplin Mason; ]. Floyd SHUTTER. Ma
son: Sol Israel Sacramento: T. +.
Langham. S. F,:E. F, Reynolds, city:
VIM Lee, city, VIM, Sharp. city. Bert
Anderson. Wabuska; Bert Laws. Ma
son; f. r. Wedekind S. F.; A. G..
Spencer. Reno; d. NJ Wheeler. Reno;
Ioe Sales, East Walker: ]. f. Hask-
ell, Oakland; Fred Wade. Wabuska; I;
Chas. c. Holman. Sacramento: H. L.
Smith. Reno; +, d. Burt. Ludwig. f.
c. Fawcett, city: Geo. P. DeVine.
Goldheld; w l.. Book. Gold6eld: ID.
Pennington. Native Copper
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Carson Mint on Last Legs.

Congress has failed to make an ap
preparation for the Carson mint for
the mint, which has only been oper
Grated tor years past as an assay Of
hce, is about to be closed altogether
When such men as Senators Jones
md Stewart. and Congressman Cas-
'idy. Woodburn and few others
were in the harness at Washington
-ulling for Nevada. there was no trou-
BILE about getting appropriations for
he mint
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
v Menta Murderer Probably Found.

THE Carson News says that Super
intendent Donnellv, of the State Po-
lice, together with Sergeant Clark,
who have been working together ON
the Menta murder case. believe they
have clews which will lead to the ar
rest of the guilty. party within day
or two There is a rumor that Menta
death was the result of a wordv war
between land owner and Mcnta
over the iatter's sheep trespassing on
the land of the former. .
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25

The Silver City town trustees are
trying to. get the Truckee River Gen
eral Electric Co tc. put four arc lights
on Main street for the privilege OF
The company objects, and may run
The proposed line around the town
lh. company has a franchise from the
county to erect poles and string wires
about where it chooses. but the town
trustees of Silver are going to get
more light for the privilege of going
through their town with the line
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Welcome to the Preacher.

Mrs Frank Summers and her two
children and little granddaughter
were arrivals in Yerington Thursday
and last night the church people and
a lot of others met at the Methodist
Church and gave them cordial well
come A very pleasant evening was
spent by all who were present at the
reception and Mr.. and Mrs Summers
were made to feel at home in their
new location
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Will Locate in Valley.

Mrs. +. r. Winters. mother of Mrs,
A. b. Thorgrimson was an arrival
here Monday from Ironton, Ohio.
Mr.. Winters is expected to arrive
here shortly and expects to purchase
ranch in this valley and become one
Of the valleys substantial citizens
These are the kind of people every
body now located here should extend
welcome.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Thirty Years in Prison.

George W. Riley, of Humboldt
county, who pleaded guilty to felon-
ious assault on l9-year-old Martha
SyIve. French girl living at the
Burge ranch in Paradise Valley, was
sentenced on Monday by Judge Duck
er to serve thirty years in the State
penitentiary
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-10-25
Fine DAYTON Spuds.

The Carson News has on display in
toes ever raised in Nevada. They
came from the John Depaoli ranch al
Dayon and are the itrgest and best
on the market and .hringin- a hand
some price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
EVERYTHING READY
FOR LAGOON OPENING
Beautiful Resort Ready TO
Handle Capacity Business
During the Season.

Preparations for the opening OF tho la
coon resort are complete. according TO
officials of the Sarl Lake & Ogden Rail
way company. and. with added attractions
and improved service, a heavy summer
attendance is expected The formal open
Ing day will be tomorrow and. in order
To handle the large attendance Of The
fret day without confusion, additional
entrances and exits have bccn prepared.
All are marked SO that there Will be no
trouble about boarding the wrong ears,
rs many will be there both from SAT- Lake
CITY and Ogden The cntranc"s and :e-
tanning walls arc OF concrete. and pic
turesque. In keeping With the general
rustic appearance OF the park.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
throughout the season, the BAmbcr%cr
road will offer half hour service from
Sali Lake City 10 the Lagoon. nesinn,l <
at 2:30 o'clock in The afternoon NGdl-
tional ears have been provided and the
track much improved, aud The n'nragr
ment OF the railway company promises
Ideal service.
Ai OF the buildings have been painted
and repaired and Irepara tons made for
The wholesome amuSemen;S for which the
place Is. known The athletic field has
been put into condition for baseball aid
10" track and field meets and the lioCr OF
The dance hall WaNed and polished An
Nrchostrp will be In attendance there
during the afternoons and evenings. The
delight the children. and boating fishing
a,,j bowling this season will be better
lhan ever.
The restaurant will he conducted un-
ier Il new mana cement this year and Il
will eater TO automobile and family par
tics The beauty OF the park has not
been overlooked. the Japanese gIrdcilS
being specially beautiful
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
A Physicians Faith in
Eckman's Alternative

Have used Eckmans Alternative in
several cases OF tubercular glands of the
neck, with excellent results every time
In one case 1t cost me $50. for the girl
was put on II only Until she could ar
range TO be operated, and In short time
an operation was not needed ! suppose
your records are just as fine as OF old
You know my faith in it
Orlginal Of this physicians letter on
flle)
E,caman's Alternative is effective In
says:
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Gentlemen: | have gained twenty-tw
pounds since last February and my baby
Is in perfect health. / have been wait
Ing since she was born to see how |
would get along, | am now doing all my
work, have been ever since she WAS
weeks old, and | am steadily gaining I
do not cough or raise anything at all. so
! think l nm completely cured OF Lung
Trouble -
lAfrIdavlO MRS. NJ. H. GARvIN.
Note-Mrs, Garyn has seven children
lAooye abbreviated, more on request
Dckmans Alternative has been proven
by many years test to be most enica-
cious in cases of severe Throat and Lung
Affections Bronchitis. Bronchial Asth-
ma, Stubborn Colds and in upbuiding
poisons, or ma BIT forming drugs For
sale by Schra NM Johnson, Drugs, The
Never Substtutors," Five (5) Good
Stores. and other leading druggists.
Write the Eckman Laboratory, PhiIade,-
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es and additional evld ence
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29

novel, "The Garden of Allah,' or
who have read the play Of the same
name that has scored so great q hit
in New York, will need little to remind
them OF the mystic wonder of the
scenes described in the book and
drama. The action of both is laid in
the great garden at Biskra in the Sa-
hara, now owned by famous French
man; but which was originally the
Garden Of Allah.
'The Siege and Fall of Adrianople' -
is said to be one of the most remark
able pictures Of war ever thrown on the
The canvas. The fighting is desperate
throughout the film and scores Of IN
cidents and scenes are shown that have
never been photographed in moving
pictures previously,
There will be a comedy film or two
today and Friday at the Rex, and spe-
cla! music has been arranged for the
entire bill.
"The Garden Of Allah" film will be
shown at 1870, 2;55. 4:25 and $50
O'Clock each afternoon and at 7:10,
S:S5 and 1905 o'clock each night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29

1t was announced last night by Jo-
seph Nelson, president and general
manager Of Saltair, that everything is
in readiness at the big resort to greet
tomorrow s crowds and that those who
come Will be better taken care OF than
ever before Within the past three
weeks the entire pavilion has been
gone over from end to end and from
top TO bottom and given thorough
cleaning and renovating. The heating
plant for the warm water pool has
been entirely remodeled and for the
first time in the history of the resort
bathing will be a feature Of the open
ing days programme.
The water in the lake has shown the
effects of the extremely warm weather
of the last few days and for several
days employees have been enjoying the
bathing. II is expected that there will
be a large number of bathers in the
lake tomorrow and provisions have
been made accordingly. The bath
rooms have all been put into good shape
and several hundred new suits added.
The fist train of the summer season
will leave the station at Second South
and Third West streets at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The next train
will be at IL O'Clock and from Q
O'Clock on the regular summer sched-
ule with train every forty-6ve min
utes will be in effect
The plans for the summer season
as announced yesterday include big
dancing carnival each Thursday even
ing with two big bands to furnish
continuous music for dancing. The
Sunday afternoon concerts Will also
be n feature with special numbers.
both vocal and instrumental, on every
programme. The concerts will he civ.
ent both afternoon and evening each
SUNDAY. The programme will be fur.
nlshed by Montgomery band
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29

With two Of the most remarkable
features in moving pictures ever
brought into Salt Lake, as the head
liners for the new bill, the Rex today
naugurates one Of the biggest pro-
Erammes Of its entire year,
"The Trip to the Garden of Allah, -
three.reel film showing the scenes
md natives in and around the world
famous Garden Of Allah at Biskra, $50
niles into the great desert of the Sa-
eara. is one Of the features, and "The
Siege and Fall of Adrianople" is the
lecond
The latter film is the nrst film of
moving pictures of the Balkan war to
ieach this country, and shows the fierce
lighting around Adrianople during the
nege of the famous fortress by the
Aontenegrian troops
Manager Davis has secured the two
ilms at heavy expense, and has an
bounced that they will be shown to.
lay at the regular Rex prices.
The thousands in and around Salt
lake who have read Robert Hitchn S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Real Estate Transfers,

Johannnh B-iren TO Philip Roberts. part o.
lot z. block II, plat e ..,..,..............S so
Hoffman Bros Loan & Trust company 10
r. D. Elderktp. lots Is TO 81, block l.
Maryland subdivision ...,..........a.......
II. J. Jensen and wife TO George Romnoy
Cons company, part OF lots 2i and 25
block l, Forest Dale, plat A ...,,........ 1
Thomas Julfs1eu to George Romnoy e. Sons
company. part OF lot II. block Q. fve-nere
piat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George Romuey 4 Sons company TO Walter
Romney. part Of lot 2, block 2. tivo-gcro
piat a II
Eyrum J. Jonsea and wife TO George Rom
neJ Sons company, part Of lots 20 and
David F. McRae TO Martha Olsen. lots -
and u, block 6, Paradise addition ,....... II
Thomas ]. Davis To Utah Lumber company,
part OF lot Q. block ~. plat -....,,..... IL
Sarah E. wooor to Emma II. Dunn. part of
lot 4. block ls. plat ...----,,.......,... 2.5oc
Henry W. Taylor 10 Jeunetto Lonroot part
OF lot l. block 81. plat G ................ eS6C
Helen l. Young 70 j. NJ. Young, lots IS and
IT, hlocl: 2. Park View addition .......
Francis P. Carlisle TO Gotlieb F. BrclttipE
part Of sect!on SO, township south. range
weat -,,.....,,:..;...,... 5.T0c
r J. Hill to Z. b wioks. lots 90 and ST.
block g. Burton Plaoe .....,.,.-.........,..
Oliver Wawaon 10 Mary II. Pinohin. part
Mcfarland Lumosr company 20 Frank Ha
leen. part OF lot H. block q nvc-acro
s. Cole to J. P. Olsen part OF lot S.
Elizabeth C. Taylor and others 10 Bessie r
Tayior. part Of lot 2. block p fvs-acre
plnt ~ .-.-.,ss-..,t,......... 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29

A the Empress theater this week are
three operate singers of class
thnt seldom finds its way into the variety
houses. They sang only from the best
operas and III Italian. but then success
was so complete jhat the audience de-
lnanded two eucoles last night They
are easily the headliners on bin that
- a0oNe the average at every point.
Eulth FORD is featured in the trio be-
cause OF her beautiful tenor which has
Sained for her the title OF a female
Caruso. Singing from the wings her
voice SO closely resembles u male tenor
that the listener can hardly believe his
eyes when Il beautiful woman walks into
view. Rosalic Mulhal. soprano. and
Seiahno Pla, baritone possess equal merit
The former mounts to starry heights in
The singing Of the "Sextetie."
My lady's Fans is a series of spec
;acHiar color scenes with four rarely beau
iiful women in the setting II Is un-
usual In vaudeville. a great fan is used.
Elch tine il unfolds a different picture is
presented. each Of an idyllic nature.
Tie La Vine CimaIon Trio excel in
iCrcpatc comedy, The woman In the
trio is Spectacular dancer and contor-
zionist
The C'aremon, brothers &c; lots of fun
time Displaying remarkable acrobatic
abilitI. Both are fine specimens of the
athletic man
As vontriloqusl, Valentine Fox. Jr..
Is highly entertaining. His vocal effects
are startling in the extreme
Marie Russell. The Belle of Kentucky
fools the audience into believing she is
actually a negress. SO perfect Is her
makeup that gasp OF sstonishment ran
through the audience when she pulled
off her gloves and exposed white arms.
Miss Russell has full rich voice that
adapts itself admirably to the negro
melodies in which she spccializes
This weeks motion picture review is
better than usual, particularly the film
that shows the launching of the giant
steamship tho Vaterland, at Hamburg,
Germany,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Births,

William Hyt, 5sS North Twelfth wes, street.
boy.
Oscar A. Droubay. No. hmo place. sirl
william DrkinDhaws b23 South Eighth East
street, boy
Elmer Leroy MudSon. l. D. S. hospital, boy.
willard 7. Smith. $50 u street. girl
Joseph B. Wahl: 3Gc South Eighth East street.
girl.
Campbell 81 Brown. 1855 South State street
boy
Gordon A. Robson, Willows Nero homo girl
Guy 8. hlkire, Bic South First Woat utrcst
girl. .
Frank Merrill. 1896 South Eleventh East street
boy.
C. L. Hubbard, s1s South Fifth East street
boy.
Wllford Jenhen, Judge Mercy hospital. girl