Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-12-18

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wig to work for the Nevada Douglas
) Company. "Denny"ls one of the best
known miners in the western part of
the State.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Simpson
celebrated their crystal wedding an
niversary at their home in Simpson
Thursday, where they received the
felici.ation of concoursc Of life long
friends.
S. W. Ebert will leave the early
part of the week for Des Moines,
where he will spend the holidays with
relatives. Later on before returning
to Yerington Mr.. Ebert intends to
visit the cities of the eastern seaboard.
Austin Jackson, former secretary to
Gvoernor Oddie, now one of the
owners of the Nevada Press, visited
Yerington Thursday renewing old
acquaintance and also looking for
| bushes.
| R. J. Nesmith and D. ]. McNab, of
Thompson, were visitors in Yerington
the early part of the week Their
principal temporary attraction was the
case of Whitaker vs. Mason Mines
Company.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the Brooks Hotel Thursday eve
| ming A dansant was given in honor of
tie guests at the hotel, and at II an in
viting supper was served by the hos
tess, Mrs. r. S. Brooks.
w. G. Warren, with his brother now
negaged in conducting the Overland
barber shop at Reno, accompanied by
Mrs. Warren, were in Ycrington this
week, where he was drawn as wit
ness in the case of his brother Harry
Warren against Fred yelling.
Mrs. Della Hoppin, sister of Mrs
]. l. Wilson, from Esparto, California,
is visitin the latter at Nordyke, and
renewing acquaintance with her
many friends in Mason Valley Mrs.
Hoppin will remain until after
the holidays.
l.. A. Gibbons, we'll known member
of the firm of Hoyt, Gibbons & French
of Reno and H. W. Huskey, also well
known to many suffragettes of Reno
and vicinity. were it, Yerington this
week engaged in the trial of the case
| of Warren VS.. yelling.
Jack" WEIGH whose name will al
ways be associated with successful
mining in Nevada, was visiting his
many friends in Yerington Monday
and Tuesday. His mission was only in
connection with the personal injury
case against the Mason Mines Com
pany.
The Uniform Rank, Knights of Py-
thias will give reception and ball on
New Years Eve. The order has es-
tablished reputation for their en-
tertainments, which aided by the holi-
day spirit undoubtedly will attract
a generous patronage to greet the
new year of prosperity.
N ]. Barry. of Dodge & Barry, and
Sam W. Bedford and MN. M. Ken
nedy, all shining lights of the profess
sion at Reno. spent the major part
of MOI day in a successful attempt to
convince Judge Hart that they did
not agree as to the merits involved
in the case of Whitaker vs.. Mason
Mines Company
Judge r. c. Ha-t arrived Sunday
evening and spcut he week holding
term of the District Cou-. As The
year draws to its close the wisdom
of the people in choosing Judge Hart
to preside in this Districts confirmed.
His eminent fairness and courtesy up
on the bench has won the friendship
and esteem of all who appear before
him. During the year Judge Hart has
done more work in other districts
than any other outside judge in the
State.
Mr.. Jules LaBarthe, who made an
enviable reputation as general man
ager Of the Mason Mines company
while conducting the Thompson smell
ter was a visitor in Yerington Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr.. LaBarthe is
now member Of tie noted firm OF
consulting engineers. Brady, Bruff
& LaBarthe of San Francisco. His
visit was solely in relation to the per-
sonal injury case of Whitaker VS..
Mason Mines Company, and had