Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-30

Owing to the length OF the pro
ceedings of the Women's Convention
and lack of space this week additional
account of the Federation proceed
ings will be published next week.
By specializing in nationally adver-
tised goods we are able to offer our
customers right here in Yerington
guaranteed dependable merchandise
for the same price as in any big city.
Come in and see what we carry. You
will not be asked to buy. Dillon &
West
A prominent mining man OF Reno,
Nevada, says: THE past two weeks
Of treatment with the DR.. Waterhousc
Stomach Remedy has given me more
comfort and relief than all the doctor
ing and medicines given me by vari-
Gus doctors for the past three years.
Ask Yerington Drug Company.
\ number of the ladies who attend
ed the convention OF the State Fed
Grafton drove the autos in which they
Travelled. Considering tEe conditions
OF travel over the desert and the fact
that generally they were unaccompan-
led by any mere men the trip was
an accomplishment not to be assumed
of.
Our visitor, who mentioned the vo-
calizations they heard in the upper
part OF our town Wednesday night
are assured that it was not the will OF
the Banshee but probably the efforts
OF Judge Moore to teach Superintend
ent Cook how the song SISTER Soon
VIII Wear Mothers Shoes should
"of been sang"
Judge T, c. Hart, presiding over
the Eighth Judicial District arrived
in Nerington Sunday to hold the term
OF court set for the 18th instant. Since
the previous term OF court Judge Hart
has been almost constantly engaged
in holding court in Reno, Carson City
Ely and other points beside attending
to the affairs OF his own district.
Mrs. c. P Squires, President OF the
Federation, and Mrs Roy Martin,
Secretary Mrs. II. J. Stewart, one Of
the noted women OF Nevada, OF Las
Vegas, Miss Emma Nanderlcith Sec
rotary OF the Student Loan Fund. and
Mrs. Hunting, delegate OF Carson and
Mrs. c. \. Bovett OF Mason, were
guests OF Mrs. Julia Smith during the
convention.
y W. Willis, former District At
torncy OF Lyon county, was sum
moned as a witness in the railroad tax
case Monday MIR Will, Is one Of
the principal owners o ftheeNountain
View mine, which recently erected a
mill with which to treat the large
body OF ore discovered ON the prop
erty. Mr.. Willis returned to the mine
" Wednesday,
Charley Noble denies that he start
ed the movement to organize the
Mems Auxiliary to the Woman,
Fenderation," which was attempted al
the meeting in the Clerks office last
Wednesday evening, or that he made
the announcement that the suggestion
OF the organization was made by Mr.
Persimmons, who said she was dem
onstrating social economies at Lam
Ham & Eggs
Henry |, Moore, general counsel for
the Orem enterprises, consisting OF
the Ncvada-Douglas Consolidated
Copper Company, the Nevada Copper
cit Railroad Company and the Salt
Lake and Utah Electric road, was in
town the first three days OF the week
There is no truth in the rumor that
the Judge contemplates accepting the
offer of a Los Angelo, film company
to star in revival OF the old time pop
ular comedy, ~ Texas Steer
NJ J. King, our County Commits
aioner from thenorth end OF thccoun
ty, responding to subpoena to APP
pear As witness in the Copper Belt
tax suit Monday, was shut out from
making his little speech by the a'tor-
neys STIMULATING what he would tes-
tify to if called as witness. Having
no further excuse to stay in the town
h. al,