Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-22
CITIZENS MEET TO PERFECT
ORGANIZATION OF CLUB

lows: That a recess be taken for two
eeks at which time the club will Sc
lect Board of Directors for control
OF the club for the year 1913. and as
amended was SO carried.
1t was moved and seconded that the
| Chair appoint a committee OF four to
| solicit additional members throughout
the county. Carried.
Upon motion dulv made and sec
onded and carried the committee on
! Constitution and Bylaws was re-
tanned for this purpose
Mr. kamm gave notice that 1t would
be impossible for him to serve owing
| to pressing business engagements. and
upon motion Dr. G.. +. Leavitt was
| subs tituted to serve on said commit
tee Motion carried and committee
stands as follows: DIR. G. E. Leavitt,
H. w. Culbertson, c. NJ. Fraser and
Clark Guild
1t was at this time moved that the
recess taken for two weeks from this
night or until March 5. 1918 Motion
carried and it was SO ordered.
1t was further moved and carried
that Spragg Hall, Mason, be desig-
mated as the place to hold the recess
meeting of March 5, 1913.
Upon motion regularly moved and
seconded the Secretary and Treasurer
were authorized to pay all bills incur
red to date. Motion was carried and
so ordered.
The Secretary announced a collec
ton of Sl4l from initiation fees and
dues paid
At this time a vote of thanks was
extended to the ladies Miss Virgie
Carroll and Miss Augusta Ehler for
granting the assemblage permission to
smoke Carried unanimously
No further business appearing at
! this time a recess was taken for the
purpose of listening to delegation
from the Fallon Chamber of Com
merce and the Fallon beet sugar fac
| tor. who were III attendance on the
meeting in the persons, OF |. H. Kent,
| Mr. Heinze Mr. Knight, Mr. Hisey
! and Mr. Roe
The gentlemen from Fallon spoke
concerning the beet sugar industry
! and the prospects for its success in
4 Mason Valley
Mr. Knight told of the financial side
! of the factory at Fallon, and how it
came to be that there had been some
difficulties thus far. which they had,
| to all appearances, now overcome.
Mr. Hinzc spoke, of the history of
the factory and the high quality of the
product of Nevada. and gave some
startling instances of the success of
the growers of sugar beets i'll other
States. and how, when it is once es-
| tablished or taken up by the farmers,
| il benefits the land and the commun-
| ity by bringing in workers. money and
! business.
Mr. Knight then spoke upon the
culture OF the beet, and described the
work necessary to be done, the time
and money it would take and other
points of interest to those that might
/ be thinking of taking up the culture
/ as an investment
1t was only through lack of time and
/ their own earnest solicitation that Mr.
/ Roe and Mr. Hisey did not address the
meeting. 1t is hoped that we will
have them with us again and may hear
! from them at length
! 1t is matter of general interest that
ought to be borne in mind that Mr..
| Knight will be resent in Ierington. on
| March ). at 80 p. m. to give instruc-
| tons on the art of beet raising.
| After the various interesting talks
| of the above named gentlemen light
| lunch was partaken of and the meet
ing recessed to meet at Spragg Hall.
/ Mason. Wednesday. March, 5. 1913. at
3 O'Clock p. m.