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s2S. 900 EAST ORANGE SALE.

EAST ORANGE. Feb. Charles T.
Shipman and William II. Shipman have
sold for $4,000 to Charles r. Thompson
The three stores and factory at sig Main
street In the Brick Church business sec
ton. The new owners will hold the
property as an Investment.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased
for the Waunegan Realty Company to
Esteben Ortega the four story Amer
lean basement dwelling at ~ West
EigAty-eighth street. The same brokers
recently rented to Mr.. Ortega uhe ad-
joining dwellings, 113 and us
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Supreme Court--By Justice Lehman
lily WE'LL vs. FTedericka Levy, Frederick
T. Klein; COmmonw wealth. Ins Co. VI Annie
Brown, Samuel G. Herman; Greenwich
Savings Bank vs. John McAleer. Frederick
r. Klein. Greenwich Saving Bank VS. VIII
lam W. Davidson. nv Brady.
by Justice Cohalan Ernest Zipse VI
Joseph Scher. James A. DonegRn.
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sCARBoRouGH ESTATE LEASED.

Fish Il Marvin have leased for term
to Mrs. +. II. Baysse of New York city
the country estate OF Mrs T. u. Brock
elmann at Scarborough. The property
Is known as Mount Vernon House, and
consists OF large residence and four
acres Of land
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SELLS JERSEY CITY FLATS.

J. Irving Walsh has sold for Ennis
4 Sinnot TO j. II. Mazeta the two four
story apartment houses, on plot 60NiOo.
at l27 and 129 Booram avenue
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Supreme Court-By Justice Lehman
Matter Of saline Processing Co. Daniel Il.
Murray; Taylof W % Brien, Abraham Mel
son.
nv Justice GTeenhaum-Public Bank w
Malawista, Albert u unger; Rothman VS.
state Holding Co., Walter H. Herrick
by Justice Page--levine VS. Napoleon
CoUst, Co, Newman Levy KinRslRnd Va
Iieb Frank Cochrane.
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sUys LONG ISLAND ESTATE.

Ward & Long have sold for Robert
Demill his estate at Pidgeon Hill. Hunt
ington. l.. T.. consisting OF nearly two
hundred acres, TO Mr.. Brice Of Manhat-
tan
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown
south of Fourteenth st.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown
south Of Fourteenth ST.
Delaney ST, n 5. so clinton 81, 25x
Brewing Co, 60 Hamilton av, Brooklyn,
Jan 10, pr mtg $4,000 demand ..,pS
pLp IL Pfn I9" sT. COS. :. 25xio6-csri
Rodenburg to chas Brandt, Jr sls "
s,. si7iIG g, jar en- 3d. y65ss ,';;Sso
lOO-AnnH Cayalli ct al to Maria Gizzi
& ano. 1913 sullivan 1t, due Dec 81, 1915,
- c, Jan u; atty. chas Pinto, S2o
MiNEfTA ST, i6,s?, n v at " $ Min,
eta la No 81, sOx75--Giorglo DE Scala TO
W., ~ p c; atty T G Go, lis
i'TH sT, :, isoii' " I'd av, 2sxiosS~
Presbytery Of y Y TO Eclectic Medical
College, Sl2 ". 7sd s.. pr mtg $4,000,
Feb 1, due Mich l, 1915, c; ATTY, L
East side.
'East Of Fifth aW between Fourteenth ana
ll0th sts)
NTH ST, :. 3IS Lex av, 6.ixss--
ssdIf 9 shs r ct al to Title Ins S GO
72D ST, cor Lexihgion, ay, ,Soxiott-
ii6 69 ga ST. Inc to u A L Realty Co;
pos at stty ay 5'S Co. ~ S' sw SSo
7sTH ST. 5, 2AO e sd av, g9xi022--Ella
Bowery, Jan 30, 8 yrs, 3 e attys
strong & g, 40 wall st ....,..,,,S7 500
West Side.
West OF Fifth sy, between Fourteenth
and llOth sts,)
3OTH ST ssA w, =, 25x9s 9--Thos u
Stewart to Ed W LAWN. SO Woodruff
bond. atty, T @ 60. lT6 Bway. $40, 900
10Th ST r. 1850 " sth NV, 25NsS 9--Edw
W Browning 20 Bowery Saw Bank, l2S
Cadwalader, W & T. 40 Wall vt $50 900
45TH ST n g. us e 9th av 25xlOO5-
John q Brinkman TO John Willenbrock
500 Msrmion av, Jan 20. mtg SEE. goo,
yrs, p o. atty, Elfers 4 A, s77 BROAD
5isT ST. . $50. . 10th Sv, :oxiSo.5~
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. s3b w-Haven Const Co to Abel
King l4s + Goth st; attys Lese & G,
NORTHERN Az, soEsame to same; at '
18TH ST. 5, i75.7 " 9Th az. ::o5xiossw
American Mtg Co to Harsen Purdy. u
Il 3sth st; attys. Bowers II 8. ~ Cedar
18TH ST, ii 'w.same to b Aymar sands
q ano. trus. So w 4sth st; attys, Bowers
e6TH ST, 5, 200 " columbus av, 25xiOOs
Arnold Thayer ct al trus, to Chas
Hertcl, West Detroit, Mich; nttys, Band
10TH ST. 8il w-Harry r. Louchheim ct
al, exrs. 10 Carl schreiner W $50 st;
attys, Horwltz & 4. Sis Bwsy... $4,000
LEONARD ST. IN Protestant Eplsco.
pal Public School to Lawyers Mtg co,
2OTH sP, 2s.ss Eciha. Lcin,nser 10 I FTeS
Wesselman X, 50 Liberty st........sl
CLINTON ST l7s-Moe sturtz 10 Esther
Kaplan' so pike st; atty, Ellis, lls
KING ST. sO,2-Denis + Gerbcreu tS'Oq TO
Westchester Trust co. Yonkers Y,
WEST wAsHINtGiToN PL. sws iicico 100, q
Barrow st, 20NlOO.2 to n 9Th st-Same
10 same; atty, same Observation-Disclosures
sTEGMAN, Geo H. exr, TO Hendrix q
TITLE GUAR & TRUST co to SOCIETY," SOCIETY
Of Mechanics Tradesmen OF City
y trust co to city Mtge c;o, Co,
CITY MICE 90 10 Maiden Lane Savings
Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40 900
OPPENHEiMER, Edw to Lawrence u
rlRMEns loan TRUST co t 70 Hy
BRiAN, Florence NJ gdn,, to Angelina isslYDS
FISHER, Alfred u, to Mary @ Liant
1Rs&SFF BLDG co to Manhattan '' MpSS
HEADLEY, Adelia j. to Title Guar &
trust GO ...,s,..s...,... ........ 81, 500
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WASHINGTON. Feb. The day call In
the supreme Court for February IS: Nos.
500. sos and 500. s76. SIS. $50. s7s. 5sI
and as.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Bronx SnIesrOom,

lat S2Os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James J. Donovan.
CORNELL Az, n =. 1876 e old I'd. 5OxlO0--
NJ Hymau agt l. u Burke ct al; due,
s43l.s0; taxes, SC, fl4i.A2i to the plain
III for 5000.
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.


ALBANY, Feb. Court Of Appeal. call
endar for Tomorrow: Nos. 200, 2Ol, 2O2
2O5, 2O6, 2O7. 200 and go.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

SiTH ST, S w-Estey Bros co agt James
W McCreery 4 Co ct al Feb "a,
WALNUT AV, n cor -Bohland n
Alkier Construction co agt Moses "
philips ct a.. Nov 20, 1919 i5,Oss.t IS
Elena Realty Corp ct al Aug I,
s5TH ST, 8 E--Peter Mckay, Inc ne ag 81
Amory : Carhart OF al Jan a. 1915
(by bOnd) ...,..''s.''s.. ..,.... sl2b
Bronx.
BARRY ST W s, ss46 $ Leggett av. look
iO0---Meyer Griilihas agt Factory Sites,
Inc, ct al. Sept $3.50
BAIItY ST, " $. 1915 Leggett av,
Factory sites Ino ct al, Sept. -,
Ely Az . 5, 100 $ o. Boston Post road
X Henry Bonhagen ACT Fred ny
ron, ct al, Nov !, l9l4..,,.. ....,.... S2s
SAME PROPERTY--John Miller agt
SANE ' pReoSPEiRTY-Mt Vernon BUILDERS
SANE PRoPERTY--- Lagana asst
SANE e PfRSoSpERTY.iiicnrry 'Koeihiler s sst
s ale ynaoSprbr rsts p,I;n,ieiie 9, ll sc
same Aus &C. isii'......,...., 's5,75
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

supreme Court---Speciai Term--Before
Jaycox' J, Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Lit
before Kclby J. FIX par,e msuar..
supreme Court-Speolal Term Trials
A. 81 Day caiendaT-Noa I7is' pt The cases
marked ready on the reserved calendar
will appear on this calendar when The
above cause Is disposed OF. Highest num-
Der reached on the regular call. 1904.
Supreme Court--Triai Term-Part l.,
Maddox j., Part IL. Garre,son, J.; Part
Part Ya" CARR f Far, Vi. s SGS1SGsr g.
Part. VII, Crane. J. Court opens at 10
A NJ pay calendar. Causes Irrespective
be ASSIGNED on Fridays. II not finished
that day will be carried over TO the FOL
sssIns Mccnd2yy,, N9i noe io5Gs SiSg
s2is. tsss, 5s2s. 5s2L ss!s-52so, s!!s.
ss S ss 5 Sss 1913 1871 O' The '9 too%ins
causes II marked ready will be passed FOR
the gay No cause will be set down for
osoH, iSSa iSti ss. N Ssb ' S. ii 5S
Ell. . .i;s ; ;s;: .i, s! .ssi ~:
.sls, 5o05 50oe. 5o6s, bo7S, sles. 1884
Sss7SIs '0 ga, "a ''ss ssh SS.s
supreme Court----Trial Term--Psrt VII
Before Gr,Sns J court opens e. 10
sky. alias George Lubelsky burglary,
grand larceny. Receiving stolen goods
a IGG& s,s wslbFVsh 'Sd S5o'nS b
County .Court--Cyil Calendar--Part ~.
SEQ ; sc a 49, TSs i tsnS iSs ca sGs
niSsT's Ts1a VI" rs, ,os s1s oF $50
s045. s0ts, 5000, 3o5i, 3ob2
fGnn 10y soS4i opens
10 4 M Joe csl s,ias di sTSsnS
thy Moran. George Thomas alias Frank
Plerson. grand larceny, receiving. George
Freeman. alias Gillespie Hart. alias John
Martin, grand larceny receiving Robert
Joe szypree, attempted burglary. Luciano
Sansa. carrying dangerous weapon; Louis
Rotmeir. rape, abduction assault, Frank
assault: Michael walsh, Carrying dan.
seIous Weapon. assault
Part II Before Fawcett, J. Madeline
ceiSing; Giovanni dc Main, incest, rape,
Marin rafey gram "f iarcsn Sno ree s
Isabella Rooney, grand larceny Isidore
sayk9sowl!s forgery grand Larceny WI, VII;
Gaetano Geneva. alias Gaetano Carano,
J: Giuseppe Mieello atlas Giuseppe MarsllL
Par iii-Bsiore Hylan J. Luigi Lucia,
eeivins; Augusta De Petro, burglary, petty
larceny, receiving; Michael Raul aiias
Michael Kali, attempted burglary; Richard
Kenny attempted burglary; Giuseppe
larry, grand larceny, receiving Francis J.
Dalton, burglary, grand larceny. receiving,
Surrogates Court - Calendar -- Before
Ketcham, Court opens At 10 4. VI. IN
Hall OF Records second floor. Wills Of
Francis Armstrong. John McKearney.
Walter o Toole. Margaret MeCabe and
Anna c. Kohlke, Administration of Eu-
gene Corning and Andrew Rust Account
| Ing In the estates Of Leopold starry
u. Cruise. Margaret s. orr, J. c. Timing.
| T.. =. Orrelu. Andrew Nelson, X Carson,
william Selden. A. NJ. Meeker J. J. Rich
art Amelia Geifter. Albert Schlerenbeck.
j. A. Benson and Maria Tripley. Estates
| Esther Greenfield. Katherine Mayer. Lar
| son Infants Caroline DayidHburg FellN
| Esnes. Shoehy infants and Diedrici
QUEENS COUNTY.
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Supreme Court--Trlal Term--Part l.
Benedict. J. Held in the County Cour
House In Long Island city, y y. Court
opens and calendar called In Part I. at 10
A. NJ 1t Ia requested that the name Of
trial counsel be filed with the clerk Ia Part
l. Attention OF the bar Il called to Rules
s, and B. Calendar Rules, Queens county.
Nos. III, 1855, $50. 742, 1876. 1855, 75S. 6sl.
66I. 665. 7ie. Ill, 1928. 6e5 69s. 744 The fol-
lowing causes II marked ready VIII he
passed for the day. No cause will be set
for a day on this call: Nos 7i5. 746 7l2.
Ssh. 763, 1855, 767, 1853. III, 30. 625, sea,
$50 7's. 777. 77S. 77s. 1871. 7se, 5Ss. 7s4,
224, 23s. $50 1914. 5l3. Highest number
reached on the calendar IL 7sl
County Court-Criminal Term-Betore
Humphrey. J. Court opens and calendar
called ~ 10 A. NJ Nos. i577, tbb7, 453s,
458e, 463t.
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lis PENDENS.
Manhattan.

lsaD ST m ao0 no "a Husv 4sa,iaa 10.
artlous- Hug "A piesen Fl MARY Il
Nl,rh.E o. az amended foreclos1rs nf
10 nice. 80. "a EI,rsh,I.L
10Th S1' Az 1T n, 100, 100 10
Josephin. j Schurmacher AFT Rubin Las.
Tln st al foreclosure OF m's'' atty ,
at runs n g2Ss 10 ICOth a. "a l00x =
2Oi.7x p IO2ll TO beg. Riverside Or
es, t7S4 n W ibsth 81. nuns n g57 SIX
n W 6a ~ " 3gION e2l.iix ilOii to
hog . nctI,ns-Iinion Dime Saw Rank
agf Henry Corn et al foreclosure ~ Q
mtgsD: aitys, Woodford Bovee & But
cher
LOT 10. hlk 1871. sec Cecilia Moiiver agt
Louis Lose 81 al foreclosure OF tax Hem .
atty. : VI Gettesman.
iUr 50. NIX 1879. sec sol risn bone sEy
Emma l. PInkn,y ct al foreclosure OF
tax Hem. atty VI Go,tesmAn.
Lot p Dix --Si, sec s-pGra Flnes ast
J"nn D9gult et az lIotrgI'sure '' ''N
n1r a." sai EEt.bnor. at
LIZ ~ DIN i"N' -. o. a"l l 5ipplle as ,
bel!Wooi heh!t. 60 =, a. In5t,.'su''
on I'N at'H "'ts, Vi -, g.tt,i ,-,
iilr1 CG-hiif .t oI ,r6r.cIo.ure o., IAN
1"n" ~, ~ "a 49, .,,,,
nlTrn ATTY Li-s WA wa, Ing sni ts,snhone
- - 10 80 q, al ,f,recios,,rs Of "a,
n.,, ,,, = N G,,tasr.,n
LOT IaiS. block 1897. see sIDora Pines
- t,,h.rr, sr,Iib ~ M tf.rnrINaure Of
tax iigul a,ty. r ScLVartzman.
rnT a. 49, .6o SOC cell NolIver
W Ioui. Leae ~ al foreclosure OF tax
IIanI. any : N tott.snan
LOT block lIe9 soc Emil MAYER vs.
Iohn q Nan Horne Of nj foreclosure
Of tax LEM: atty. g n S,hartzman.
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r.:I SPECIAL Low Rates. frst class ex
\ l0TIn1 cursions by rail r. b. NJ arch A April
I WI v MARSTEkS. 1916 Bway, Ny City
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Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx)
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

LEMON Az $50, str c--Geo Nohcn TO
julius Ginsier. 1870 Kent ct. Bklyn, S
yrs. from May I, 1915; attorney d
Groberg, SCI Manhattan avenue, Brook.
HornsroN ST. igs E. aiiE jJS 'GM toiid9oo
stein to X q Il Amusement CO. 1879 r
Houston st, from Jan 8. 1915. to May
/, 1871 atty. b Handler zoe Broad,
I'D Az, SIS. STR Il & b-sarah 4 Lott Lott to
Patk f smith, 2ii r ssth ~ STA
O a II, ? Rector st.........,..tl.2 goo
7TH Az. as, str & ist fl-willmatth a
sig yrs, from Feb /. 1915; atty. L W
Eiscnberg. 26l Madison =; 1890. 1880
18Th ST. 2a5 Y, ALVIN Hertschinger
Ala yrs. from Jan /. lsl5...... ;i.lo0
PARK Az. l6i0. cor store, str e.
Fredk " Sander TO Francis Monaghan
go ieith q, 0 yrs from Feb is.i
atty, y Burghard. III Bway. .fi,e7O
EAST BWAN lS3, basement noor-Ahr
Rothkrug to Morris Levine and ano, is5
u Broadway . yrs from NAV /. isi5i
atty, Levine Goodman. lsa East BROAD. .
GREsEENwtcH sT. asa. aii-soio Reai,S
CO to saml shapiro, " io7th st. yrs
from Nov !, 1915; atty, Jos II Umans, g
18TH ST. 5i7.Sis w. aii-chas W Nelson
g 10. shsnk. &C W lo7th A. yrs from
SAB ST sOi'soi W. Sic, ct, so5so7 " ali all
-Edw W Deike, exr, to Universal Auto
FEB /, 1875; atty, A L chess 81 PARK
piVTisIoN ST. 81. ? ,,orss-soph.e Mas SSs
TO Benl Brodsky. IS Eldridge st. 10 yrs
g., from Nay l. 1915. .......... $4,000
Eigsnmacht to Jennie SeuinT.r. 132
EldriiEe -. lO-l2 Yrs from Feb
!, 1915. atty l. Karliner i65
bWhN hltAAV
GRAND ST. 245. store Morris Golde &
ano 70 Vincent Trimarco & ano. 2tj
Grand ~, yts from May /. 1915, attys,
MONROE ST 80. store--Louis Tekulskv 20
Frank Pace. - Monroe ~. 2 yrs from
oct 2. 1916 attys Paskus @ 4 II o
Rector 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, $50
Bronx.
led ST STc-i 4. lot x "a floors. 4 c--Ida
KunZ to Leo Roisch. 312 r. 1874 ~ 4
ano, 2 yrs 4 = months from May I, 1915.
,tty Loo Ial4,, 27D a. 1904 - a sOO
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GO TO BERMUDA BY SIS BERMUDGAN."
Booklets QUEBEC s. s. co, 20 B'wav. ". v.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of second part.)
Downtown,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
THE BERKSHIRE FARM

Joseph Wilson, the young farmer of
the upper end of the valley, is gong
into the business of breeding and rails
ing fine hogs He has some fancy
stock now on hand and is going
to produce more. He recently sold
to George Friedhoff fine registered
Berkshire boar and has a dozen or
so more of these animals that will be
ready for service and for sale this
coming season These animals seem
to be about the best breed there is
for this country. They are of type
that grow rapidly and take on flesh
easily. Mr.. Wilson is going to make
some money out of the business IN
the near future if he follows the course
outlined. There will be a good sale
for registered swine in this valley,
for the hog raising business is grow
ing to be quite an industry here and
it cannot be carried on successfully
with anything but good stock, and
those who try to compete with scrub
stock are going to be the ones who
will make the failures.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
EXPENDITURES FOR LABOR
BY NEVADA FARMERS

Sixty-six per cent, or l,776 of the
farmers of Nevada, employ hired help,
and their annual expenditure for this
item is approximately $2,o94,000, ac-
cording to report which has just
been issued by the Bureau of Census.
Ten years ago the yearly expenditure
for labor by farmers of this State
amounted to $l,3S7, 900, and the in
crease within a decade has been 10
per cent. Seventy-seven per cent of
the amount paid for labor by Nevada
farmers is cash. For continental Uni
ted States the yearly labor expendi
ture is more than $65l 100000 and 40
per cent of the farmers hire labor.
There are nearly 100000 farmers in
the country that employ hired hands.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
NEVADA FARM HOMES

Nevada has 2,4l0 farm homes at
the present time. There are 23,677
homes in Nevada according to a re
port just issued by the Census Bureau
at Washington, while ten years ago
the number was ll,l90. compared
with 1910 homes in 1890 Ten per
cent of the Nevada homes are farm
homes, compared with l9 per cent in
1900 and Is per cent in 1890. The
number of homes in this State free
of encumbrance at the present time IS
l0,529, while o47 are encumbered and
l0,42l are rented. In the entire matt IN
there are 20255,555 homes. OF this
number 6l23,6l0 are farm and A.
l3l, ,o45 are urban homes.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
BEEDING UP A
FINE DAIRY HERD

Roy MCGOWAN, of the upper end Of
the valley, is now laying the founda-
ton of one of the finest dairy herds
in the State. He has several individ-
uals of the good old CruiCkshanll
strain of dairy Shorthorns of royal
lineage and true colors, that will in the
near future make reputations for
themselves and their owner. Mr.. Nc
Gowan is a patron of the local cream
cry and an enthusiastic advocate of
patronizing home industries; he has
one of the most sanitary, as well as
one of the most conveniently arranged
dairy plants in the entire valley,
equipped with modern separator house
and clean, warm milk sheds, and warm
stalls for every animal on the ranch.
and now the last remnant of the old,
inhuman barb-wire fence has given
place to poles and boards. 1t would
pay many of our dairymen to make a
visit to and study the methods in op-
Grafton on the MCGOWAN ranch.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
RETAINS OLD OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Produc-
ers' Association was held, as adver-
tised, in the Rink Hall, Yerington, on
Saturday, January 9, and representa-
tive gathering of the most extensive
growers of the valley was present,
and a sentiment of harmony and of
unity that was good to see pervaded
the entire throng The present in
cumbents in the different Offices were
by unanimous request retained IN
office for the next year and their ac-
tons in the conduct of the Assoc1a-
tion's affairs received the unqualified
Endorsement of all the shareholders.
Attorney Willis was instructed to go
ahead with the work of constructing
the bylaws, and the articles of incor-
poration are now filed with the Sec
retary of State So that the Walker
River Producers Association is now
an accomplished fact, and is now
ready to do business according to the
laws of the State of Nevada-which,
by the way, is the very best law in the
United States in regard to the govern
ment and control of comparatively
working associations. 1t was resolved
to ship all of this years crop now re-
naming in the hands OF the growers
through the Association, and to start
an active campaign of organization,
so that by the time the next fall crop
is ready for shipment, practically
every package OF produce will be for
warded through the Office and under
the stamp of the Association. a com
mittee was appointed to solicit mem
bers. and it is confidently expected
that during the spring and summer
every grower in the Walker River
watershed will have signed the ros-
ter, for certainly no more worthy mo-
tive could bring men together, as not
only the prosperity, but the very ex-
istence OF our ranchmen, depends on
harmony and cooperation.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
ANOTHER ALFALFA MILL
FOR MASON VALLEY

The Freeman Bros, proprietors of
the Model Meat Market have just
installed at their slaughter house, at
the north end of the city, mill to
manufacture alfalfa meal They have
also fixed up commodious and COM
Portable quarters for their herd of fine
hogs and are getting into the business
of raising hogs in a scientific manner.
They have some fine regiserted hogs
and are breeding up a fine strain of
porkers. The alfalfa mill they have
just installed is for the purpose of
making alfalfa meal to feed to the
hogs with a ration of barley and po-
tatoes. The mill is to be operated
with the Freeman threshing engine
so there will be plenty of power to
operate it. The boys contemplate put
ting in bone grinding machine of
considerable capacity in the near flu
ture to grind up the bones that ac-
cumulate at the slaughter house and
make of them bone meal for chickens
and fertilizer They are getting off on
the right foot to make success of
the business of raising fine pork and
we should not be surprised to hear
that they were in the chicken business
on large scale before long. This line
would go we'll with their other enter
Drice
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THRIVING SIMPSON TOWN
IN SMITH VALLEY

Mr.. A. Jones is visiting relatives in
Gardnerville
Miss Grace Hilder, of Gardnerville
was the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. lesson, last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Blackwell returned home
on Monday after visiting with rela-
tives in Carson Valley for week or
more.
Mrs. Charles Kinds returned to her
home in Simpson on Monday OF this
week after spending several weeks in
Carson City for her health.
Mr.. Anderson and son, Neil, who
are interested in the flour mill industry
in Gardnerville, were in Smith Valley
this week buying up all available grain
crops.
A surprise party rendered the Jes-
son family last night was one of the
most pleasant affairs that has oc-
Cured in the valley for some time
past Young and old people were there
in numbers and all kinds of amuse-
ments were indulged in until late
! hour
! The largest artesian well yet
brought in in the valley is the one
struck this week by Nat Hurd, east
! of Hot Springs. 1t is estimated that
the flow is 100 miners inches. Mr..
! Deveraux, p. Lowney and ]. P. Hill
! H., ura11c aud ,1nt1 Mr.
Hurd's well began to flow, the largest
in the valley c. c. Higgins, Alex
Ransom and c. c. Tidd also have large
wells and the number of small ones
would be hard to estimate. 1t is an
astonishing fact that up to about three
years ago little or no attempt had
been made to develop artesian water
in this district.
The Simpson Socialist Local con
Quoted a very interesting debate on
Saturday evening last at the Colony
school house. The subject was "War"
and Mr.. Chas. c. Long and c. A. Hen
del carried the argument for war out
side of the Local. Their principal
argument was "self-preservation the
first law of Nature" and as long as
man exists there will be strife and war.
c. Hurd and Miles Harvey debated
for the Local and their argument was
that human nature is such and has
progressed to the stage where war is
unnecessary, and is a relic of barbar-
ism The meeting was largely attend
ed and all enjoyed very pleasant
time.