Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-30
LOCAL,

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Campbell arc
TO move from the Smith cottage tc
their own home in Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. MCGOWAN, O
Missouri Flat spent Christmas eve
with friends in Yerington.
Toe Wilson, Jr., the ANordyke raiser
Of pure breed Berkshire hogs, was
was a visitor yesterday evening.
DIR and Mrs. w. M. Edwards,
Mason, took their weeks end Dime
in Yerington last Saturday night
Judge V. S. GRAHAM, who presides
over the legal destinies of Ludwig
was 1 welcome visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Yama mourn the
loss OF their little baby, who was
born to them on the 2lst instant
lanes Kelly and Mrs. Kelly are
spending Christmas week with the
: latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Barton
Henry Slingerland and his big
freight teams are very busy these
days hauling supplies and ores for
the Bluestone.
Frank Robinson, with his big eight
horse team, is hauling wood from tho
Carson river. Wood and coal are
good assets in Yerington.
The case of G.. 4. Knox VS.. John
Ross. involving mining deal, was
set for trial in the District Court on
the 23d day of January, 1917.
Walter Taubert, leasing on the
ground formerly known as the Wa
buska group of claims, came in Sat
urday to spend Christmas here.
Asa Boyer and wife, The latter the
daughter of George W. kneirim, re-
turned yesterday with the intention OF
again making Yerington their home
A brand new American citizen was
the welcome arrival at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. |. Kendall at Ma
son. on the 10Th day OF December
1916.
J. |. Wilson and Joseph Wilson
Jr.. returned from their trip to Min
eral County in time to spend Christ
mas with the family at their Nordyke
home.
Shorty" Biron, the contracting
builder. left Saturday night on
No. "a train, to spend Christmas in
Tonopah with his sister, Mrs. Laura
Carlson.
Chester Kaufman. after spending
Christmas with his friends and rela
tives in Yerington, returned to his du-
ties at San Francinsco Thursday al.
ternoon.
Ruel Lothrop, who will assist
Treasurer Mcleod as deputy. after
the first OF the year, with his family
will occupy the Smith cottage on
upper Main street
Roy Covington, of Ludwig, came
over Tuesday to attend the Masonic
installation OF officers and the conse-
quent banquet. the latter being not
inconsequent to Roy.
Lucille. the little daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. Beaumont Brown was
stricken with measles the later part
of last week. but is past the Crisis
and improving rapidly.
Harry Unsworth is now working
with Frank Bugbee on the Randall
Kaufman ground Harry makes hi'
own cigarettes and lights them wit
native son" matches.
L. l.. Turner. mill superintendent
OF the Nevada Cons lidated, and \
B Witzel, purchasing agent for thai
company. and the Copper Belt Rail
road, were Ludwig visitors yesterday
Billy Wilson of Nordyke, who has
been cnfned to his home for the past
fortnight, fighting off a threatened at
tack of pneumonia, is again able to be
around. He visited Yerington yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Simpson, &C
companied by Miss Wyman and J. {
Simpson, motored into 4erington
from Smith Valley on Thursday
Miss Wyman is the teacher OF the
Simpson school.
Many strangers are appearing IN
the Yerington district and many OF
the old time mining men are return,
ing The opening OF the smclter VIII
bring back many more who nave IN
terests in the district
General Superintendent Orem OF
the Nevada Douglas. has new REQ
six auto which will climb the west
grade of the Bluestone trail "on high'
and pull Railroad superintendent
Cooks little REQ with it.
Hon. Joseph Poujade, a former
lieutenant governor of Nevada, one @.
the best know lawyers in the State
visited Yerington Thursday and APP
peared before Judge Hart at the
hearing of the Hoye estate.
Judge T. C. Hart held the fina'
term of the District Court in 9ering-
ton for the year 1910 last Wednesday
After disposing of all matters before
him ready for hearing the Judge re
turned to his Fallon home on Friday
Ernest Folsom of Carson, who is
furnishing teams for work on the
Bluestone branch of the Copper Belt
visited Yerinqton Saturday and re-
turned to Carson for more horses
which he brought back the first o.
the week.
Clark J Guild, appearing for the
administrators in the matter of the
estate of Assuero Quilici, deceased
M WaIpactau prncurC1 an order