Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-23


Tom Walden has been doing the
assessment work on four of the I'M
patnented mining claims owned by the
New Yerington Copper Co. on the
east side of teh district. The work
will soon be completed
Mrs. Harriet Hayes left for Wabuska
Wednesday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. F.. A. Dyer, for few days be-
fore going to California to visit her
son, Will, and his family, and other
friends for several months.
Mrs. Rose Harris, of Dayton, ha
been appointed Engrossing Clerk of
the Nevada Senate and w. H. Austin
of Fernley, has been appointed Ser
geant-at-Arms of the Assembly 70
this session of the Legislature.
A surprise party was rendered the
Bernard boys last night at their home
on Center street All the young folks
of the community were present and
very enjoyable evening was spent
in music, games and luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Becker have
moved onto the Harry Barrett ranch,
where Terry will be field man and
have charge of the ranch and live
stock, and Mrs Becker will preside
over the household department
Mrs. Robert Chapman. who has
been visiting friends in Smith Valley
for a couple of weeks, returned tC
her Yerington home Wednesday and
the shortly widowed Bobbie now
wears a more cheerful countenance.
Senator Arnold has introduced ant
had passed in the Senate a bill pro-
hibiting nepotism. The bill should
also pass the Assembly. We do no.
know whether it applies to any office,
except State offices, but it should.
Mrs. John Freeman, who has been
visiting the McVicar girls in Smith
Valley for week or more, returned
to her Yerington home to-day. She
was accompanied by Miss Mabel Nc
Vicar, who will visit Yerington friends
for a few days.
Will Ish was visitor from San
Francisco Thursday. He was form
erly located at Goldheld and had in
terests in this district. He has gone
to Goldheld to locate again and will
probably be in here again on business
matters in a short time.
A letter received from Arthur Prill
a mining engineer formerly located III
this district and who had some min
ing property here, locates him in New
York City, where he is business man
ager for THE Magazine of Wal
Street and doing quite well.
Leverich and Trenam have dissolved
partnership in the well-boring buS'
ness. Mr.. Leverich is now the sol,
owner OF the machine. He is nov
engaged in putting a we'll down TO-
Mr.. Steck, who has dry farm out
east of the new high line ditch.
Senator Stickney, of Lyon, has beer
appointed Chairman OF the Senate
Banks and Banking Committee, and i.
also on the Committee of Agriculture
Irrigation and Reclamation of AriC
Lands, the Committee on Ways ant
Means and the Committee on Public
Lands.
For Sale-One Studebaker auto; 4
passenger; 80 h. p; good condition;
top and wind shield; tools; new
tires; price, $3.50; easy terms; owner
must sell. is leaving. New upright
/ piano, in first-class condition. recently
tuned, reliable make, SIPS, on terms.
Box SO, Mason, Nevada. Advt.
Wanted-One of the large magazine
publishing houses desires to employ
an active man or woman in this com
munity to handle a special plan which
has proven unusually profitable. Good
opening for right party. Address with
two references, Publisher, Box l55.
Times Square, New York City
There is some talk OF holding a
Farmers Institute in Yerington in
the near future to talk over the po-
tato industry, dairying, hog raising
and sugar beet raising. People of the
Agricultural College OF the State are
ready and willing to come here and
have a general talk with the producers
regarding conditions on all kinds OF
agricultural lines.
Ace Mitchell, an old-timer in this
section, was in town a couple of days
this week He is now located Al
Deeth, in the employ of the Antelope
Valley Land & Cattle Co, and had
been up to Antelope Valley for short
visit before stopping here on his way
back to the eastern part of the State
Ace used TO know every man, woman
and child in Mason Valley, but now