Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-23


MIR. and Mrs. Leon Willis, from the
Moutain View mine arrived In Yer
lngton last Monday to visit friends
ana relatives for a few days.
Louis Legris from Silver City, dele
gate to the democratic convention
spent few days renewing acquaint-
ance with his many friends in ering
ton the first of the week.
MRS. J. T.. Campbell and Mrs. 6. c..
Foster were at the convention at the
Rink Theatre studying how it is done
Ill politics with more interest than
formerly was felt by the women vot-
erS-who were then not
an the candidates beauty contest al
the republican convention Eugene +
howard, Barney Reymers, Jess Camp
bell, Hun" Parker, Matt Penrose
and Gill Waldo were neck and neck
tayorltes with Matt slightly in the
lead
Messrs. Schafer and Anderson, rep
resenung the Department of the Inter
Tor, have been Strengthening out some
involved questions as to heirship O.
some of the lands allotted to indians
who have since died. They were il
Yerington Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Penrose werc
at the republican convention at which
Matt, in his speech accepting the
nomination for State senator, did nol
hesitate to endorse the platforms o
the party and contribute his share
to the campaign fund of the party
Leon Willis reports that the Noun
tain View mill will be moved from it.
present location to a point nearei
the mine. This is done for the pur
pose OF lessening the haul from tn,
property to the mill. 1t will be abou
a month before the mill will begii
working again
James F, Nugent left for San Fran.
cisco, Wednesday to try to hurry Ill
the shipment OF three carloads
Fords which he has orders for. /
Jim is as successful in rustling three
car loads of votes there will be NJ
doubt OF his election as short tern
Commissioner of Lyon County.
Mrs. G. Blakely, sister of Judsor
Smith the jeweler, with her son Rus
sell. left for their home in San Diego
on Wednesday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs J. A. Phillips who vii
visit southern California and Sal
Francisco for a month or so before
returning home.
Charles Noble returned from Sal
Francisco last Saturday has resume,
his duties as head OF the dry good
department in the big store OF Lam
Hanson & Netherton. Charles has
large and varied assortment of new
stories which he will exchange wit
Max Bestanding and Tom O'Donohu
unless they see him coming"
Mr.. Erich ]. Schrader the manage
of the Pittsburgh Dolores mine a
Rockland was taken quite i'll Sunda,
and was removed to the Mason hospi
tai where he is receiving attention
His sister, Miss Schrader who wa
about to leave for her Mnneapoli
home has postponed her trip until h
is better.
Few if any of the local sportmer
went hunting on the 18th believin;
the Federal law protecting ducks i.
a good one. A Chesapeake spanie
belonging to neighboring farmer
said to have remembered the dat,
and after vainly attempting to Undue,
his master to go hunting went on
alone and secured four large duck
and mud hen.
The next meeting of the Yeringtol
Woman's Club, will be held thi, al
tcrnoon at ? p. m. September Is
The following program will be given
Vocal Solo ..... Miss l.. S. How,
Piano Solo ........ Miss Opal Butlel
short Stories ....... Nevada Writer
II Observation-Disclosures Reymers ant
Cortell.
Hon E. E. Game. democratic nom
nee for representative to Con.,res!
VISITED the democratic county conven
ton and made an eloquent address be
fore that body. If democrat is nee
esSary to be sent to Washington i
would be difficult to pick a more &C
ceptable gentleman than Mr.. Cain,
who is prominent lawyer from Elko
Those who are competing for tn
prises offered by Dillon & West an,
the Ierington Drug Company SHOULD
not forget that for every subscription
they get for the Times they securc
three thousand votes. For every nev
secured six thousand vot
IS are given. 81"
Judge Blanchard is not worrying
over his reputation as a performe,
of marriage ceremonies or the mum
Der of votes he will secure on thu
9Th day of November. He is not fear
full either that any one forget he
is running for Justice of Peace o.
Mason Valley Township. When thu
vote are counted it will be very an
parent that the judge has not lost hi
popularity with the women voters.
Deputy United States Marsha
arrived in Yerington Thurs
day. armed with bench warrant fo
indicted by the federal grand jury TO-
the arrest of II. Pilkington, who wa.
selling liquor to Indians. The las
previous grand jury adjourned beforC