Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-03-15
LITTLE LOCALS

Mrs c. Pugh, of Mason, was a Yer
ington shopper last Saturday
Dick Boyer, OF Mason, went to Reno
Monday to get new Ford car.
Sixty-fve attended Sunday school at
the Methodist church last Sunday.
Attorney Lothrop was out from
Dayton on legal business this week.
S. Pedroli. of Silver City, was in
Yerington this week doing jury duty
This is the last year that the gov
eminent will distribute free garden
seeds.
Born-At the Bluestone mine, March
Is, 1913, to the wife of c. A. Week
daughter.
For Sale-New incubator; guaran-
teed. Inquire at this Office or p. O. b.
Is, Yerington.
Thos. F. kepner, an attorney of
Reno. was in the city on court bust
ness this week.
G.. NJ. Fraser. of the Copper Belt,
paid San Francisco a business visit the
first of this week.
DR.. Masterson, dentist will make
regular trips to Mason and Thomp-
son in the future.
Ernest Gilbert. of Silver City, was
Yerington visitor this week. He was
also here on jury dutv
II. c. Sumner and wife, of Rawhide
were arrivals here yesterday, the
former on mining business.
In response to numerous inquiries
we will state that the legislature ends
its regular session March 70.
aud cham,
list at the Nevada Douglas, was in Yer
ington this week on jury duty.
The infant daughter of Mrs Kate
Ingram is quite seriously i'll and Mr.
Ingram, of Sparks, has been sent for.
George Green, of the law firm of
Mack, Green & Heer, of Reno, was in
Yerington this week on legal bust
ness.
S. II. Mack. Sacramento merchant
was an arrival in Yerington Monday
to look over the business situation
here.
The Carson News says that talk OF
an extra session of the legislature is
in the air to complete the business on
hand.
Mrs. Clark, of Salt Lake City, was
an arrival in Yerington Thursday on
visit of few days to Mrs. O. II.
Some.
Joe Gallagher, who was seriously i'll
with fever last week and portion OF
this week. is now on the road to re
covery.
j. A. Knox, Manager for the Yering
ton Bullion Mining Co. has been at
tending court business in Yerington
this week.
]. Grant Crumley, of Tonopah, was
in Yerington this week in attendance
at Court, being the prosecuting wit
ness in the Moore case.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood. Old
Crow. Cedar Brook. Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
For Sale-One bay mare Perfectly
safe for man or woman to ride or
drive. Inquire of DR. c. II. Masterson,
Yerington. tt
Don't forget that the Fourth of July
is COMING closer every day. 4ering-
ton is going to celebrate, as usual. and
is even now looking around for attrac
tons.
I. A. Sanders. District Attorney OF
Nye county. was an arrival IN fering-
ton Wednesday to be present in
Court in the habeas corpus case of f.
B. Moore
w. n. Evans. of Carson City, paid
Yerington a short visit this week. He
and H. burst. of Carson, are contem
plating opening a furniture store in
Yerington.
I.ost-On the road between Mason
and the Plummer ranch. via the cream
cry. an automobile tire. Finder can
secure suitable reward by returning
tire to this Office.
A. I. Smith, OF Modesto, Cal, Presi
dent of the Yerington Bullion Mining
Co. was an arrival in Yerington last
Sunday and spent the greater portion
of the week at the mine.
Ivy Parker. who has been i'll for
some time with la grippe and pleurisy.
and who underwent minor operation
some days ago. is somewhat improved
but not entirely out of danger yet.
F.. K. Lam and wife motored to Wei
lington this week Mrs. Beaman, who
has been visiting in Yerington, re
turned to her Smith Valley home with
them.
dc IlkHt. w W w light wv VIM
right kind of tonsorial work. Right
in my new shop in the Kaufman &
Downey building Right on Main st.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Otto Taubert and wife were arrivals
in Yerington from ST. Paul Thurs
day and will remain a few days. Mr..
Taubert is interested in mining prop
erty in this district which he will in
spect.
Sam Boston. politician. mining and
mill man. and all-round kicker OF Sill
yer City. was Yerington visitor this
week. He was called on jury duty
and we're glad he was compelled tc
stay awhile.
Charlie Osborne lost his apple wood
cane a few days ago. probably on Main
street. Yerington. The finder will CON
fer favor on the old gentleman by
leaving the stick at this Office or re
turning it to Mr.. Osborne.
Professor Knight signed ND a num-