Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-06

Henry Boerhlin, County commits
sioner of Mineral County, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city
County Assessor Pohe is burning
gas" rapidly assessing the taxable
property Of the county.
Miss Florence Shirley, of Dayton
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fran
Hanson, also John Beaumont Han
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Page, arrived
in Yerington from Millers, Nevada
on Monday last, and registered at the
Brooks Cottage. The next day the,
departed for the Pittsburgh Dolores
Mine at Rockland, where Mr.. Page
will be employed as machinist.
In honor of Mr. ]. w. Howells Of
Salt Lake, Mr.. Tom Walden enter.
tanned large and respectable party
at dinner Sunday evening at .tht
Royal Cafe. A letter of regrit from
Joe Wilson was read to the guest:
VINO shed tears over his absence.
DR.. and Mrs. G. z. Leavitt, went tc
Reno Saturday morning, accompani-
ed by the rest of the family, attract
ed by the All G. Barnes animal circus
much that Jim Nugent persuaded him
to buy new Ford, in which the party
returned home Sunday afternoon.
Gordon Burner, in the Dodge car
recently purchased by his most re-
cent ancestor, accompanied by the
latter, on last Saturday went to Reno
Gordon's primary object was dual, to
keep his father out of bad compan,
and to attend the show. Meeting
with satisfactory success. Gordon re.
turned home Sunday afternoon.
MasonMcLeod on resuming his
official duties last Wednesday was
wait upon by committee of two ap
pointed by his official employees whe
served notice of an intention to strike
unless he accorded to their yer,
reasonable demands. The proposed
strike was then poisoned indefinite
ly.
After the absorption of a good din.
ner. the other night, followed by the
the good humor usually resulting
ION successful gastronomic cerc
monies of similar character, Lew
Ross admitted that the returns from
the ore shipped Friday of last weel
from the Ross, Adams and Hart leas,
were so satisfying and that they wer,
out another one this week.
Donald Warren, during the pas
winter engaged at the Big Store, ha
accepted position in the store of A
Fabri & Company. Don ambiti
points in the right direction. WheI
lot working he attends the hig!
chool and is determined to secure /:
higher education. Another thing
hat "ails" Don, not only is he ambi
ions but he is very popular with al
lis customers.
The many friends of Miss Felic,
~ohn will rejoice to learn that sh
'njoys the signal distinction of be
ng the third woman lawyer to be al
nitted to practice in the Suprem
Court of the United States. 1t
III honor coveted by all LAWYERS
who prize above all their diploma.
md certificates the one granted b
The most dignifed tribunal in tn,
World"
Mr.. J. w. Howell, OF Salt LAX,
City. after spending several days il
he Yerington district left on Mon.
lay for home with the expectation
Of returning to the district in the neal
uture. Mr.. Howell who is the sol
If Congressman Howell of Salt LAX.
S we'll known in Utah mining circle
md has successfully developed an,
exploited several notable propertie
in Utah districts. He was very favor
ably impressed with the district.
Bert Hillygus and the Chevrolet
Fl. B. Campbell, tourist conduct.
Or" for the Hughes Auto Service, on
Saturday. chaperoned Frank Lamber-
son, J. II. Cairns and Harry w
Ellsworth to Reno. Frank went to
an occulist for his eyes, Har-
rvs mission was to see whether the
Hazen sampler was still running
Jim frankly wanted to sec the circus
and Campbell had to drive the car
On their return on Monday they
found DR.. Masterson trying to find
,ut what why his car banked. The