Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-10-28
Vote for Leroy r. cortell for Au-

Pittsbourgh-D Dolores Mines at Rock
land, has been appointed by Governo
Boyle as delegate to the American
Mining Congress to be held at the La
Sale Hotel in Chicago November 18th
to 10th. l.. A. Friedman is the other
delegate appointed.
]. w. Carter, OF Wellington, wa
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Judge w. ]. Bonner, Justice of the
Peace for Spraag Township held cour
for Judge Blanchard in Yerington tn
first Of the week.
r. M. Reese from Hawthorne, man
ager of mining property at kindaid
visited Yerington Monday last He
left Tuesday with Frank House for :;
visit in Reno.
Miss Stella Hopkins arrived from
San FRANCISCO Saturday to accept q
position as stenographer with the Ne
vada-Douglas Consolidated CoppeI
Company.
Mrs. M. j. King, accompanied her
husband to Yerington Sunday, and i
visiting in Mason and Smith Valley
while Mr. King is making his cam
paign for the long term as count,
commissioner.
Frank B. House, chairman Of the
republican county central committee
in Mineral County passed through
Yerington Monday on his way tc
Reno. Mr. House reports that the
ticket will poll big vote in Minera
County.
Charley Montague has been engag
ed this week pumping the water out
of the excavation made for the con
struction OF the auxiliary pumping
station of the city. Charley is candi
date for justice OF the peace of Masoi
Valley Precinct.
Leroy r. Cortell solicits your vote
at the election, for Auditor and Re
corder ADV.
DR.. and Mrs. Beaumont Brown en-
tertaned informally few friends a
Inner Wednesday evening in homo
Of the Doctors birthday After de
Gliding that the Doctor looked tie
years younger it was agreed that h
will net hereafter be required to mum
Der succeeding anniversary dates
Judge Blanchard has written
Yerington friends that the phys
clans who have given him the Pasteu
treatment at Reno have pronouncee
him safe and that he will tcturn HON
today or tomorrow. The Judge.
absence has not taken him out of the
race for justice OF the peace and to u.s.
4 homely expression he will agair
run like scared rabbit" for the OF
lice to which he aspires.
J. Holman Buck, of the Western
Nevada Miner, published at Nina
visited Yerington Tuesday. Mr.
Buck is one of the best known editor
If the State Like many others whC
striven to make Mineral County
great mining district Mr.. Buck ha
developed some valuable propert,
near Nina and is reaping the bench
Of his persistence in way crafty
ing to himself and his friends.
George L. Nicholas, V. NJ. d. !;
graduate of the University of Pen
nsylvania arrived in Yerington
Thursday to take up his residence
here. Dr. Nicholas comes to Yering
ton at the recommendation of DIR
Mack, State Veterianan, who is letter
TO prominent ranches recommend
him in the highest terms. AS soor
as house can be obtained DIR
Nicholas family now in Los Angeles
will join him.
Cooper Brothers Shows are com
ing There is always something
about tented exhibition in the wa,
of amusement that it attractive ane
this show is we'll spoken of as being
far above the average in pleasing Its
patrons. No other show has sucl
perfectly trained wild animals and
they are we'll worth seeing. Two
performances will begin at Yeringtor
November 6, 1916.
Judge Hart has been holding cour
in Reno during the last two weeks
for Judge Moran who as the regular
republican candidate for Justice o
the Supreme Court compelled to b.
away on his campaign, and as thu
former is a democrat, this shows ;
very commendable spirit upon hi
part of ignoring any partisan feeling