Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Dyer, accompan
led by Mrs. Hayes and the children
eft Saturday for Morgans ranch to
enjoy a few days camping on the
East Walker River.
John M. Chartz, attorney for Tan
| credi Cardelli, of Dayton, on Tuesday
secured judgment against the Metals
Recovery Company for $7l0.77, dam
ages and $45280 costs.
Tancredi Cardelli, Leopold Mariani
and Pietro Perondi, of Dayton, visit
ed Yerington Tuesday returning to
their home in the evening. They were
in attendance upon Court
H. S. Pohe, county assessor, who is
| in attendance on the State Board Of
| Assessors at Carson City, spent few
hours at home last Sunday, return
ing to Carson in the evening.
! On Wednesday Judge Hart granted
/ a decree of divorce in the case o.
! J. G.. Wise Bertha Wise on the
grounds of desertion. ]. Andrew
Cutlery represented the plaintiff.
Charles Noble. of Lam, Hanson &
Netherton, is spending his vacation
| in San Francisco where he will pur-
chase fall goods for the Big Cash
/
Store before his return home.
Stanley Netherton brought home /;
Saxon Six auto which he enjoys driv-
ing while finishing his summer va
cation He will return to his duties
| in the Big Cash Store next week.
Judge Charles E. Mack, of the firm
of Mack & Green, the Reno lawyers
was a visitor to Yerington Wednes-
day, returning to his home Thursday
He was. in attendance upon the Dis
trict Court
Tom Walden has been suffering {
mild but annoying affection requiring
medical attention for the past week
| Tom says that is is no "affectation
and that he don't care to discuss the
single industry.
Messrs. Davis and Bron have the
contract for the erection of a COM
modious residence for F. 0. Stickney
on the latter's ranch in upper Mason
Valley. Mr. John Strunk will do the
mason work and plastering.
Judson Smith received a severe
strain OF his left leg last Monday while
playing tennis. AT first it was though
that he has ruptured a ligament bu'
after a day or two the injury began
to heal and is now rapidly recovering.
Richard West, the irrepressble
vendee and vendor of potatoes and
other vegetable products arrived
Monday to look after his firms inter
ests in Mason Valley Dick knows
nearly as many people as Charley
Noble
Judge T. c. Hart arrived Tuesday
morning and held a term of the Dis
trict Court adjourning yesterday
Judge Hart is rapidly acquiring the
reputation throughout the State of be
ing one OF the most expeditions judges
on the bench.
On Tuesday the matter of receiver
ship OF the Smith Valley Mines Com.
pany was brought up before Judge
Hart and on the showing of Receiver
Cooper was continued to October az
which time the affairs of the company
will probably be adjusted
In the case of Buckss,in Bullion
Company Hoblit, Judge Hart over
ruled the plaintiffs demurrer to the
defendants answer and allowed the
plaintiff ten days in which TO reply
J. +. Campbell appeared for the plain
tiff and Clark I>Guild for the defend
ant
The administrator of the estate OF
Joseph Giomi appeared before Judge
Hart on Wednesday and filed his
final report. upon the approval o.
which the Court ordered the distri-
button OF the estate to the mother Of
the deceased who is a resident OF
Italy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
You can get shoes from $3.50 to 5000
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