Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
LITTLE LOCALS


ranch Thursday shopping.
Mrs. Josie Parker motored into
town from the ranch yesterday.
Henry Therein was up from the
ranch yesterday looking after bust
ness.
Mrs. J. E. Gelder returned from
Reno this week much improved in
health.
Ambro Rosaschi motored down
from his ranch on the East Walker
yesterday.
Henry Baker and wife have moved
back to the ranch and intend staying
there with the boys.
H. A. Jacobs representing Levi
Strauss Co., OF San Francisco, is look
ing up trade in Yerington.
A. NJ. Wishart returned Wednes-
day morning from a trip to the Expo
sition. He says its a big thing and
everyone should see it.
Mr.. Raymond NJ. Smith, OF Seattle,
Washington. husband OF Mrs. Smith.
the mining operator, arrived in Yer
ington last Wednesday.
DIR. Mckinley, Indian Agent at
Wednesday. He was looking after
Schurz, motored to Yerington last
the interests of his wards.
H. w. Hobbs, assistant tax attor-
ney of the Southern Pacific Company.
was in Yerington Thursday looking
after the interests OF his clients.
c. A. Week, Superintendent OF the
Bluestone and his wife were in Yer
ington during the week Mr.. Week Is
the proud possesor of newly-acquired
Cadillac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slingerland
returned from San Francisco last Sum
day. They have been taking in the
Exposition and report having had a
good time.
The new residence OF F. S. Lam
berson now under construction by
Walker & Baird, is rapidly assuming
shape. 1t will be one of the picture
places OF our valley.
John Ross is drilling well on the
south side OF Bridge street, just OPP
posite DR.. Browns residence. He has
the Trenam- Leverich drill and intends
to put in a small electric pumping
plant.
Mrs. R. NJ. Smith, the mining oper
ator, was in from the mine yesterday.
She reports everything moving along
very nicely The gallows frame is
going up and they will be ready for
operation in the shaft in few days.
Parker and Meadows have for some
time past been digging a new ditch
around from the Therein place and
will have it completed today. 1t GER
tainly looks like some canal; big
enough to carry the whole flow of the
river.
c. d. Bovett. OF the Nevada-Doug |
las force, was over from Ludwig last
Wednesday. He is looking after the
work on the Moore Mining Co. prop |
erty, formerly the Western Nevada, !
which it is said is looking like great /
big mine.
E. J. Scott, of Fernley, has bought /
the Charley Meissner ranch in the /
north end of the valley. Mr.. Scott /
was formerly rancher over at Fern |
ley and sold hs interests there and /
moved to Mason Valley. thinking that
this country is pretty good locker
Mrs. Josie Parker brought Mrs.
James Meadows up to the hospital
yesterday. She has been ailing for
some time past; sort OF general
breakdown. and it was thought best
to bring her to the hospital, where
she could have the attention she
should.
Mr.. Geo l.. Hedges, for valuable
consideration. last Tuesday transferred
a half interest in the Dutchman claim
located in the Mountain View district
TO VIM. H. Bailey. OF Sebastopol,
Cal Quite an interest is developing
among outsiders in this district. as
several transfers of property have been
made lately.
Mrs Allen, of the firm of Allen g.
Wright, returned from California
points last Wednesday. While away
she visited San Diego. Los Angeles
and San Francisco, taking in the Pan
anna Exposition. which she thinks
we'll worthy of visit by every man.
woman and child. and is a big sight
seeing, educational exposition. While
in San Francisco she ordered big
line OF the latest millinery and ladies
suitings for the trade of this section.
Horseback riding is quite fad