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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19
Bill No. 50.
ORDINANCE NO. AZ.

est and assigns, a franchise to sup
ply, for hire. the city OF erlng
ton and all additions thereto, and
the inhabitants thereof, with the
service and use OF the BucksNn
Long Distance and Local Tele-
phone and Telegraph System, and
other matters relating thereto.
The City Council OF the City OF cr-
ington ordainS as follows:
Section l. Henry Hironymous. OF
the City of Yerington, Lyon County,
State of Nevada. his successors in IN
terest and assigns are hereby granted
a franchise for and shall possess the
privilege of supplying the City OF Yer
ington, and all additions thereto, in
Lyon county, Nevada, and the inhab-
tants. residents and people of said
CITY with the service and use OF the
Buckskin Long Distance and Local
Telephone and Telegraph system, and
to rent. sell and dispose OF said ser
vice.
Section 2. Said franchise and right
of way hereby granted shall continue
and be in full force and effect for a
period of twenty-five years, from and
after the approval Of this franchise;
provided. that nothing herein shall be
30 construed as TO effect the right OF
the City Council to revoke and declare
said franchise forfeited for any will
ful failure on the part OF the grantee
his successors in interest and assign
TO comply with the conditions thereof
Section g. That the said City Of Yer
ington reserves the right to use said
Telephone and Telegraph System free
Of cost and charge for any official
business that NAV be transacted oyer
said system by the said City of Yer
inoton.
Section 4. That the said grantee
shall commence to install said Tele-
phone and Telegraph System within
six months from and after the grant
in1 of this franchise, and shall proceed
with all diligence to install the same
Section 5. This Ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage. approval and publication
as required by law
Introduced by Councilman LANDER
SON
Passed first reading March 81. 1913
Passed second reading and adopted
April II. 1913, the vote thereof being.
. Aves-l hanson. kuierim and Lam
berSon
NaysNonc.
Absent--Crownins hield
GEO w KNIFRfM, u
Mayor Pro TEN.
Attest:
T.. H. WHITACRE. City Clerk.
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LITTLE LOCALS

80 % p - $50 <~>>>~>>><<>
Best OF liquors and cigars at the
Little Waldorf
c. b. Suffer came in from the Neva-
da-Denver mine yesterday.
Dwight Leavtt, Of Virginia City
was in Nerington Saturday.
There were 81 in attendance at the
NJ f. Sunday School last Sunday.
There we're Of in attendance at the
Methodist Sunday School last Sunday
w. X. Cox Superintendent of the
Mason Valley mine, left for Reno last
Wednesday.
Lomax L, Turner, of the Nevada
Douglas. was doing business in Yer
ington last Monday.
Mrs. Slingcrland, of Pocateilo. Ida
no, sister Of Clark Guild, IS visiting
Mrs CHS Bulkeley. of NNaDnala.
A. Strosnider and wife came down
from their East Walker ranch to at
tend the school exercises at Rink Hall
Thursday night.
Do not forget the special mems ser
vice n the NJ E.aChurch Sunday
morning, April u This means you,
and you are specially invited
On Mothers Day, Sunday, May II
the women Of the various lodges will
attend the NJ f. Church and all the
women Of the valley are invited.
John T. Bray, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. paiG Tcringt.n an
Official visit this week. lie avs the
Yc-inayon schools are inc finest ever
The Ladies' Aid met on Wednes-
dav afternoon at Mrs. Coddington's
who kindly served delicious ice cream
and cake to the busy workers who had
very pleasant time.
The Rev, IT 7, Thomas. of Smith
H1arlq,. w. . visitor in Yerington on
\EriTasdav coming here - have
.,..sa advance comics pri,ifa.I= r . GONG
he composed enutleI "l9.5 ,nrl-stion
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Eeyada to ;nsnect the m;na at that
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millions IN Gold and silver He re
t,,rsad homo "Wednesday
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Wabuska Items.

There were two arrests for misde
meanor last week
Deputy Superintendent OF Schools
Winfrey visited the schools 81 Wa
buska, Thompson and Gallagher dis
trict on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rallens, when last
heard from. were in the cyclone belt
OF Nebraska, and had an opportunity
to see regular cyclone cellar They
witnessed one severe storm. bHt not
strong enough to seek refuge in 4 eel
lar. They will return in aLoat tw,'
weeks.
Charlie Johnston, the Bee Inspect
or, inspected the Warren apiary We'd
nesday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs Sweat and Mr..
Ambrose, of YeringtOn. They were
the guests OF Judge Young and W G
and congratulated the Judge on his re
covery from the last surgical opera
ton.
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HOPE LODGE. NO. 22 p g. NJ

A stated communications Of uo,e
Wy hL9,ddee, No, %, 7. & A. NJ. viii be
a, preceding the full moon. AZ a vi :"
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19
Causes Much Disease
Advice about Stomach troubles
II ~ IN relieve them.

and now W tCh~
Don't neglect indigestion. fo' it
nav wI lead TO ali sorts of ills and com com
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once said that ninety-hye per GEM A. -
ali ills have their origin III
ordered stomach.
Onr experience with RexalI Tvs,
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very prompt. Used persstentiy ahd
regularly for short time they eenh
to relieve pains caused by stomach
disorders.
Rnxall Dyspepsia Tablets help
insure healthy appetite, aid digts
ton. and promote nutrition. AZ
evidence of our faith in them we ASK
you to try them at our risk. II they
10 not give entire satisfaction we
will return the money you paId US
without question or Formally. hIee
uzes. Is cents, so cents and >l.Oo'
You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Iao'e"
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In tie District Court OF the First
.ggi.5al District Of the State OF Ne
t4la, County of Lyon.
Daisy w. Patteson, Plaintiff,
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L. II. WHITACRE. City Clerk.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19
Cough Medicine for Children.

Too much care cannot be used in
selecting cough medicine for chill
dren Ii SHOULD he pleasant 10 take,
contain no harmful substance and be
most effecmal Chamberlain Cough
is favorite with the mothers OF young
children everywhere. For sale by all
druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19
YERINGT0N DRUG CO.
.rlngton The rsxees Store New

rrho-s ia. Paxal Store in nearly every town
~ citv in the United States, Canada AMI
Great Britain. There is q different Re .1
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ihm =,
each especially designed for the particular u
for which it is recommended.
The Rsxall Stores are Americas Gfsstrs'
Drug Stores
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19

Be right Go to Wright. Get the
right kind of tonsorial work. Right
in NV new shop in the kaufman q
Downcy building. Right on Man st.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19

Pure Old McFarrcn. Mcllwood, Old
Grow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-19

For Sale-One bay mare Perfectly
safe for man or woman to ride or
drive Inquire of Dr. c. II, Masterson,
Yerington tt
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
DEPUTY SHERIFF
ROBBED BY THUGS
SIugged Man Is Left Semi
conscious After Losing
$185 to Masked Men

Samuel Davis. fruit peddler and dep
uty sheriff of Alameda county. had the
profits of his business taken away
from him by two holdup men early
this morning, but the majesty of the
law was not insulted at all. He was
beaten up and robbed of $1S5, but his
revolver and deputy's star were not
taken away from him.
Dayis was driving his wagon to AL
varado to get load of potatoes, and
at East Fourteenth street and Twen-
ty-eighth avenue. Oakland. got out to
nix a break in the harness. Two sus-
picious strangers, whom he describes
as extremely rough looking. the kind
that should never approach a perfectly
respectable deputy sheriff, asking him
for a match.
Not disturbed bit by the fact that
they had handkerchiefs tied over the
lower part of their faces. he ob1igingly
started to tumble in his pockets. Then
one of the men jumped on his back
and the other hit him on the head
with a club. After that they took his
money from him.
In a semiconscious condition Davis
stumbled to the home of NJ Whitmore
at 1547 Twenty eighth avenue. and
lay there for two hours until Whit
more found him. After that he was
sent to the emergency hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Vittoia Club to Give Charity
Affair at St. Francis
November 8

Citywide interest is being mani
tested in the charity ball to be given
at the St Francis hotel November s
for the benefit of the Italian poor in
the North Beach tenement district.
The affair is being arranged by the
aid section of the vittoria Colona
club, which for several years has
been conducting charity and relief
work in North Beach.
The work of the clubwomen has
grown to such proportions during the
last six months that the members
have been obliged to double their eff
forts to obtain means adequate to
meet the urgent calls.
In many instances the section CO.
operates with other charitable associ-
ations, contributing valuable assist
ance in investigating cases of those
smitten with sickness and destitution.
The sections most important and
peculiar function, however, is that 1t
operates independently as relief bu-
reau for the Immediate relief of those
who through lack of knowledge of
English suffer a double handicap,
physical and mental anguish being
occasioned by inability ito express
their needs to properly authorized
charitable institutions.
The committee of arrangements in
charge of the ball includes Mesdames
F. Lovotti, NJ. Fontana, B. J. Brun, c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
PRIVATE CAR
FOR FINAL
JOURNEY
Charlie Gates to Ride East in
Coach Where Death
Found Him

CODY, Wyo., Oct 29.-Charles g.
Gates will make his last ride east in
a private car. just as he had travelled
all his life. Arrangements were made
today to send his body back to New
York in the coach in which he died
yesterday afternoon from apoplexy.
Waiting with his party to return
east from a hunting trip, which he
said had been one OF the happiest
outings Of his life, the son of Bet
You Million Gates was suddenly
taken Ill Monday evening and died
yesterday afternoon He was 81
years old
PRODIGAL TO THE LAST
Up to the last young Gates kept up
his prodigal habits, showing his Ella
tion over his trip by handing his
guide $4,000 and giving his chauffeur
$1,000, after which he spent $1,000 in
outf1tting his friends with fur over
coats
The lavish manner in which this
trip was conducted is no surprise to
Californians, as Gates trips from San
Francisco to San Diego In special
trains had already given him a name
here The spectacular son of spec
tacular father, he scattered unheard
of tips among servants at the st. Fran
els hotel
SPECIAL TRAINS HIS DELIGHT
On one of his most recent trips.
about two years ago, he engaged q
chauffeur to accompany him on trip
abroad Special trains seemed his par
ticular delight, however, and he never
attached his private car to a regular
train if he could help 1t. The expense
bothered him not at all.
Wherever he went In this country
he seemed to have the same desire for
special trains. He seemed just as anx-
ious to get out of San Diego and back
to San Francisco by this means as he
had been not long before to make the
trip south
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Gir|iSh FIirt of l02
Kisses Even the Cop

TOLEDO. o., Oct. 29.-Motor Police
man Palicki was ordered to Erie street
and Nebraska avenue today when an
irate citizen reported that a woman
was attempting to kiss all the men
in the vicinity. When Palicki arrived
he found Sadie Graham. aged 102.
forcing her girlish attentions on sew
eral men. who were trying to keep her
quiet.
Hello, kid she shouted as Palicki
jumped from his machine. Before the
blushing cop" could collect himself
the aged fiirt impressed smack upon
his profile.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
New Steamship Co.
Has Been Organized

The organization of a new steam
ship company to operate between San
Francisco, Puget sound and Alaska
was announced yesterday by w B.
Close, senior member of the banking
firm of Close Bros. London, England.
and c. I. Dickson. president of the
White Pass and Yukon railroad.
Our plans says Close are to
build two first class ocean going
steamers which will cost $1,000, 900
apiece. We will give a first class
service such as the future of Alaska
demands"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
CHIEF WILL
Be TRIED
TONIGHT
White, Head of Police Depart
ment, to Face AccuSers on
Incompetency Charge

Chief of Police D. Augustus White
will face the police commission to-
night for trial on charges of derelic-
tion of duty, incompetency and other
offenses. He is accused by Attorney
Twain Nicholson. Mayor Rolph, Dis
trict Attorney Fickert and other city
officials have been subpenaed as wit
nesses.
The commission has announced that
no hearsay testimony will be heard.
and under this ruling many witnesses
summoned by Nicholson will not be
permitted to testify.
Some time ago. after an investiga-
tion Of several weeks, the police COM
mission returned a majority report
wiping out the charges against Chief
Whites honesty and finding that he
was daily becoming more efficient in
his duties. Commissioner Max Kuhl
dissented. filing minority report
admitting the honesty of Chief White,
but taking exception to the findings
of the majority that Chief White was
a capable head of the department.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
PheIan Says Europe
Strong for 1915 Fair

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The outlook
in Europe for the Panama exposition
in San Francisco is very favorable ac-
cording to former Mayor James D.
Phelan of San Francisco. who re-
turned from abroad on the Imperator.
Phelan was appointed by President
Wilson as commissioner to represent
this country abroad
In Germany and England strong
movements are on foot among the
merchants associations for exhibits.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
San Mateo to Have
Big Flower Show

San Mateo county society is alb
sorbed in the flower show which will
be opened in Menlo Park Friday of
this week. Practically every green
house owner down the peninsula will
exhibit
Orchids will be exhibited in profu-
sion. There will be a lavish display
which will break all local records in
horticultural circles. In addition
there will be chrysanthemums, be-
gonias and nursery plants.
The show will be open both after
Moons and evenings and will be
brought to a close Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Prison Association
Nav Come in 1915

Confident of having induced the
delegates to hold the 1915 convention
in san Francisco. Captain William l..
Day, superintendent of the California
prison commission, returned yesterday
from the annual convention of the
American Prison association at In
dianapolis The 1914 convention Will
be held at ST. Paul, at which time the
place for the 1915 convention will be
selected.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Held Up by Three,
IS Given Beating

Three men held up John Brown,
foreman OF the Great Western Power
company's plant in Oakland, while
he was on his way to work at 1
o'clock this morning. Brown says
that one of them is named Wells, a
man whom he discharged the day be-
fore, and who left with the threat
that he would get" the foreman.
Brown was near the foot of Fifth
avenue. Oakland, with two fellow en-
ployes when the holdup trio ap-
preached Brown says that one of
them drew a pistol while Wells beat
him up.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
California Woman,
Arrested in Dublin,
Released by Court
Mrs. Rand and Friend, Charged
With Abduction, Promise to Give
Up Philanthropic Work

DUBLIN. Oct 29.-Mrs. Rand, daugh-
ter of Henry T. Gage. former governor
of California, arrested here on a
charge of abduction, was set free to-
day At the same time her friend, Mrs.
Dora Montefiore, was released. When
the two women were arraigned their
counsel said to the court:
These women regret that their mo-
tives have been misunderstood. They
have decided not to continue their
phflanthropic work here, their release
being asked on this condition.
The court accepted this plea, and
both women returned to London this
afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Chief White Wants
Private Secretary

The supervisors have been re-
quested by the police commission to
provide Chief White with a civilian
secretary. the position having been
provided for by a recent charter
amendment Commissioner Roche ex-
plains that the confidential secre-
tary's duties will be such as can not
be intrusted to members of the police
department. The salary is 5000 a
month The supervisors finance
committee will act on the request
Friday
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Son of ThaW's Counsel
Not Expected to Live

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Daniel ].
O'Reilly, son of Harry X. Thaw's
counsel in the first of his trials for
assistant district attorney, is seriously
i'll at his home and is not expected to
live.
O'Reilly is suffering from kidney
and heart trouble, with which he was
afflicted when he was released from
the penitentiary after a five months
term or receiving stolen goods.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Hawaii Plantation
Man and High School
Sweetheart Married
Romance Has Happy elimination
Here When John Johnson
Weds Michigan Girl

A romance of high school days cul-
minated happily for John NJ. Johnson.
a prominent land owner of Hawaii,
and Miss Alma Johnson of Osceola,
Mich, at the Stewart hotel last Mon
day night, when they were married by
Bishop Restrarick of the diocese Of
Hawaii After a short honeymoon in
San Francisco they will return to
Hawaii to take up their residence on
Johnson's plantation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
SWEEP YOUR STAGE
80 90 90
SAYS AIDA
90 80 90
GOWNS ARE COSTLY

VX7HEN a prima donna
w stamps her foot, it is de-
cisive. Thus it was that Will
L. Greenbaum, manager for
Nine. Aida, the beautiful artist
now on a concert tour of Cali
fornia, wrote down to Stanford
university announcing that the
work of the modiste and the
milliner must not be soiled by
the dust and dirt of the college
assembly hall. The letter read:
See that there is a piece of
cheesecloth or white muslin
laid on the stage from the point
where Mime. Aida is to enter
and have a square tackled where
she will stand so that her gown
will be protected, for she uses
very handsome and expensive
ones. Also see that the stage
is thoroughly swept"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Anthony Hope, Author,
Den0unceS Car for
MendeI Bells Trial.
Declares Europe and America by
Public Protest Should Curb Des-
pot in Prosecuting Jews


LONDON. Oct 2s.-Anthony Hope
Hawkins. the famous English novel;
ist. in condemning the ritual MUIR
der'' trial at Kiev. today said:
The enlightened world protests
against the foolish blood accusation.
English Jews are anxious to enlist
Christian sympathy, for they fear,
and with good cause, that the lower
classes of anti-semitio Russians will
rise against the Jews and commit ter
rible outrages l Bells is convicted.
am inclined to give credence to the
reports that the czar Is forcing the
conviction of the unfortunate man.
even though everybody knows he is
innocent.
Il sincerely hope the disapproval
Of the proceedings, both in America
and Europe, will have the effect Of
modifying Russia's attitude, and the
public opinion which kept Tolstoy out
of Siberia may have the same effect In
the Bells case"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
CHOP SUEY MAN CHARGED
WITH GRAVE OFFENSE

Lee Yeu, proprietor of chop suey
restaurant at 1885 Geary street, was
charged in the police court yesterday
with violating the white slave law for
keeping Minnie Rasmussen. 26 years
old. as q slave. The woman said she
and another waitress went into his
chop suey place five months ago Just
for fun" and that since then she has
been held a prisoner.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
ACCUSES HUSBAND AND
PARTNER OF CONSPIRACY

Matilda NJ. Ordway accuses her hus-
band, w. C. Ordway, and his partner,
J. E. Brennan, in q suit filed today in
the superior court, of having entered
into a conspiracy whereby Brennan
avoided the payment of temporary all
mony Mrs. Ordway says her husband
has paid her $4,000 On account and
owes her s1,215 accrued alimony.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
APATHETlC CITIZENSHIP
CAUSE OF POOR SCHOOLS

An apathetic citizenship is blamed
for the overcrowded-and in some
cases almost nsanitary-condition of
the public schools of Berkeley, in a
report submitted last night at the
monthly meeting of the City club.
The investigators set forth that the
schools are utterly inadequate. The
teaching force is commended for
splendid work under adverse circum-
stances
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
EvANGELIsrIc cAMPAIGN

The Presbyterian. Methodist. Con-
gregational and Baptist churches in
the Golden Gate park section opened
a union evangelistic campaign in
their pavilion erected for the purpose
at the corner of Waller and Belvedere
streets last night. Evangelists Hau-
denshield and Pugh of Chicago were
greeted with full house.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Gave Slug for Coin,
POCketed the Change

Fred Schmidt a molder, appeared
before Police Judge Sullivan today on
charge of petty larceny by trick and
device. The charge was dismissed
when Schmidt handed over 1896 to
United Railroads conductor. Schmidt,
1t is claimed, gave slug in tender
of fare a few days ago and the con-
ductor gave him change for IS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
STOCKTON MAN IS FOUND
IN STREET UNCONSCIOUS

A man believed to be John Henry
Eaton of Stockton was picked up In q
semiconscious condition in Haight
street last night and taken to the
German hospital He had bad cut
on the head.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
INJURED BY AUTO

Struck by an automobile at Market
and Eighth streets early, this morn
ing, Perry valento, So Summer street,
was knocked to the pavement, but
escaped serious injury. George Lewis,
driver of the automobile. was exon
Grated from blame after he took Va
lento to the hospital
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
DIRECTOR BURK PLANS
WEEKLY AVIATION MEETS

Weekly aviation meets to continue
for eight of ten weeks during this
fall and winter are planned by Direc-
tor Burk of the exposition concessions
bureau. The first will open week
from Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Ministry of Labor Is
Created by Alfonso

MADRID, Oct. 29.-Premier Dato an
nounced today that in order to combat
the growth of radical socialism
throughout Spain it has been decided,
at the instance of King Alfonso, to
create ministry of labor to deal with
Industrial disputes
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
ROBBED by THREE MEN

Robert Newell. 224 Third street, re-
ported to the police today that while
he was In Kavanaugh & Fahe's saloon,
Third and Folsom streets, last night
him of $3.50. The bar tender made no
effort to stop the robbers, he declares.