Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-10-31
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fciently to be out of the hospital
c. c. Turner has been campaigning
in Yerington and vicinity this week.
Hall and Morgan's new store opens
up today with some surprising bar
gains
Attorney Hauser returned Wednes
day from campaign trip to the north
end of the county.
For Sale-No baled hay in any
quantity. w. R. MCGOWAN, phone
30l0, Yerington. Advt.
A. c. Macallan, candidate for As
semblyman, was doing little politics
in Yerington this week
Hal Lennon, with the r. R. G. f.
Co, was out from Carson and Reno
on Thursday of this week.
Miss Evalyn Snyder is very i'll al
her home on Bridge street with an at
tack of nervous prostration.
Judge F. f. Winters was an arrival
from Fallon Wednesday and is circu-
lating around among the voters.
f. +. Hull returned this week from
campaign trip to Churchill county.
He reports his prospects good in that
section.
c. E. Wedertz was down from
Smith Valley this week Jim Kelly
and Will Mckenzie accompanied him
on n booStiuU trim
w. B. Boulter and wife returned
the first of the week from an elect
pioneering trip in the northern section
of the county.
Matt Penrose was released from the
HOSPITAL Thursday and, although now
without an appendix, is feeling better
than he did when he had one.
The government contract for carry
ing the mail between Hudson and
Simpson has been let to Hans Jessen,
of Simpson, for term of four years.
The Reading Mercantile and Trans
portation Co has three 5-ton and two
3-ton auto trucks hauling supplies to
Aurora from Hudson, also several
teams.
Geo. Friedrich and n. W. Willis re
turned Wednesday from canvass OF
the north and west end of the county
in behalf of their candidacy for As
semblymen.
Pat Mccartney returned yesterday
from Colorado. He reports things
very quiet in that section. He brought
home some elegant speciments of fruit
and some crude oil from wells on his
property.
Jim Smith, Chief of Police of Fail
lon, ard formerly prominent saloon
man of that place, and chauffeur Hicks,
of Fallon, accompanied Senator Pitt
man from that city to Yerington last
Wednesday.
r. c. Watkins, a resident of Ante
lope Valley for many years and, form
erly of Mason Valley, passed away on
Wednesday of last week. He was SS
years of age and had been postmaster
at Coleville for many years.
Mrs. Jewett Adams, of Carson,
President of the association opposed
to woman suffrage, was in 4eringon
on Tuesday of this week and has ar
ranged for Miss Bronson to speak at
the Owl Hall today at o'clock on the
question of women voting, from an
anti standpoint.
The Aurora Consolidated Mines
Company which is giving employ
ment to about $50 men, recently made
a shipment of $4,000 in bullion to the
market. This is but one of the num-
erous shipments of this sort which
have gone out of the old and suppos-
edly worked out camp.
G. A. Campbell, Manager of the
Truckee River General Electric Co,
accompanied by his wife and Sam
Wheeler, of Reno, motored out from
the riverside town Wednesday and re-
turned yesterday They had a little
automobile trouble on the way but
managed to get into Yerington all
right
r PER CENT LOANS obtainable
u on Farm, Ranch and City property,
to improve, purchase or remove in
cumbrance. Liberal Options; years
before making payment on principal,
etc. For the proposition address:
Assets Dept, l.. c., at l4lO Busch
Bldg, Dallas, Texas, or 422423 First
National Bank Bldg, Denver, Colo
A report having been circulated
that in case of my election to the office
of Assessor of Lyon county | will APP
point +. ]. Ross to run the Office,
take this means of refuting any such
report and stating that Mr.. Ross will