Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-07

Miss Lucille Genevieve Brown and
the rest of the family, excepting the
Doctor, are spending the week in
Reno. Miss Brown will soon COM
mence her studies in voice culture
J. J. Kelly and Mrs. Kelly returned
from Reno Tuesday and left Thursday
for their home at Wellington. Mr..
Kelly was compelled to take the trip
out to consult an ear specialist. His
condition is much improved.
Judge Hart held Court on Monday
and Tuesday, during which time he
was guest at the Brooks Cottage.
After setting number of cases for
trial at term to be held on Septem-
Der Il, the Judge returned to his home
at Fallon Tuesday evening. He uses
an Overland" and is just as popular
as ever.
The wireless operator says that he
heard the S O S signal from Leavitt
Meadows and learned from Charley
Gallagher that Ed Lam cooked the
first meal for the party Neil Mcleod
said this is too salty" and drew the
first job of dishwashing. Louie Fabri
drew the first cortland Charley drew
long breath.
Henry |. Moore, amateur tennis
champion, formerly of Texas and Ma
son, now resident of Salt Lake City
and connected with the Nevada-Doug
las and the Copper Belt railroad, was
in town Monday and Tuesday. He
made flying trip to Mono Lake,
promising to return and sing his new
song, Pink Carriers" into Charley
Mobiles talking machine.
Last week while Aileen NJ, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
A. Mcleod, was playing in the field
at the Mcleod ranch she was fright
ened by the sudden appearance of
wildcat which stuck its head out OF
the willows. She told her mother it
was bear, but from the description
given by her it was probably wild
cat An Indian, who was working near
also saw the animal and says that it
was a wildcat.
A character known about town as
Hard Rock was arrested last Thurs
day because he refused to obey the
orders of Chief of Police Lamkin to
get out of town. Hard Rock is un
doubtedly suffering from some mental
deluson He has been in town sew
eral weeks and has not worked since
his arrival and became public pest.
frequently stopping women and girls
on the street and trying to engage
them in conversation whether they
wanted to or not. Hard Rock
hoated
Myron Warner, Secretary of the
Farmers Mortgage Loan Company,
with his family spent the week at the
Brooks Cottage, returning to their
home in Reno yesterday. Mr.. Warner
spent some time with Mr. Cavanaugh |
and Mr.. McAffey visiting different
parts of the county and left with a |
very favorable impression not only |
of the developments of both Smith
and Mason valleys, but also with a
view of the numerous opportunities |
yet available in these two com
munities.
Mr.. George Westby, whose article
appears on the first page, the author
of the description of the teaching plant |
recently completed at Ludwig, is
metallurgist we'll known through
out Nevada, Montana and
other neighboring States. Previous
to coming to Ludwig, Mr.. Westby
was in charge of the experimental
work at the Steptoe smelter at Ely |
Before coming to this State he was
assistant chief chemist at the Ana
conda smelter. His first experience |
was acquired when he was connected |
with the Utah Consolidated Copper |
Company in charge of experimental |
work.