Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-04-22

w. r. MCGOWAN was down from
the ranch last Thursday.
Hon. Frank Stickney was Yer
ington visitor yesterday
Henry Boerlin of Sweetwater is
spending a few days in Yerington.
DR.. Edwards of the Mason Hospital
was doing business in Yerington yes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIM, nee Cleo Ro-
saschi, welcomed pair of twin girls
on Tuesday the 18th.
Joe Geraud, sheepman of Reno,
was in town the past week on his way
to his sheep camps.
DR.. G. f. Leavitt has been an in
terested visitor the past week to East
Walker River and Smith Valley.
II. A. lszard, the popular Nevada
clothing salesman, is doing Yering-
ton, having arrived last Thursday.
Mrs. Overland of Sacramento ar
rived yesterday morning to take a
position in the New Model Cafe.
Ira Fallon Of East Walker also be-
came the happy father of bouncing
boy on Friday the 14th instant. Ira
is fond of boys.
II. i. Ironsides of San Francisco,
representing the Oliver Typewriter
Co., was interviewing the business
men this week.
Joe Ourong of Smith Valley well
coined an unhyphenated new Ameri-
can citizen at his home on Tuesday
the 18th.
II. Record of Reno. representing
the Baker & Hamilton Hardware Co..
was looking up trade in Yerington
puring the past week.
Joe Nugent of Nugent Bros, who
has been on the sick list for some
time past. left Tuesday for Califor-
MIA coast altitude to recuperate.
Miss Lucille Gallagher arrived
home last Saturday. to spend the
Easter holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Gallagher.
c. A. Bovett is another leaser OPP
Grating in Mason Pass. having Sc
'ured lease on what is known as the
Vest End property. We all hope he
has struck it rich.
Miss Emma Vandeleith of Carson,
who was honored at Reciprocity Day
IN Yerington, remained as the guest
of Mrs. c. A. Bovett and Mrs. Julia
Smith until Tuesday.
A small fire occurred at the Neva
da Douglas mine yesterday, the north
end of the barn having burned. 1t
was fully covered by insurance with
Cooper's agency.
Report was received late yesterday
afternoon that the home of M. Deli
monica in lower Mason Valley was
entirely destroyed by fire. The loss
was not known when we went to
press.
Henry Wood, an old resident, who
has been spending the past winter in
Los Angeles, returned to Yerington
last Wednesday, telling fine, and says
that Los Angeles is the greatest place
on earth, but is pleased to get another
smell of Nevada sagebrush.
Many are asking why is it, the
city having a sprinkler, team and
driver, cannot, when there is heavy
wind blowing sprinkle the streets.
We should keep the STREETS sprinkled;
il is one of the necessities.
f. 0. Stickney recently appointed
chairman of the county central re-
publican committee, was down from
his ranch yesterday. He states that
everything is doing fine aud every
body getting ready for bumper crops
this year.
Ted frankie and associates leas-
ing on the Empire Nevada are taking
out some very rich ore, last Wednes-
day breaking into a chamber of red
oxide, that is good enough for any
one. All of his friends will be pleas
ed to learn of his good fortune and
hope it means ii million to him.
Fabri 4 Panelh, proprietors of the
Silver Palace Saloon, have just re-
ceidved It new $4,000 front and back
bar, which they are placing in posi-
ton. 1t is longer by six feet than