Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-06-17


the Rink Theatre.
Ambro Rosaschi, the East Walker
Tancher, was down Thursday.
George (Mack) Wilson was doing
business in town Thursday.
Jim Gigilos of Ludwig was doing
business in Yerington Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Hillygus was down
from the ranch Tuesday on shop
ping trip.
H. S. Oack) Pohe, the industrious
county assessor visited Fernley on
official business Wednesday
George Smart of San Francisco
spent the week in Yerington, looking
over the situation, and thinks of put
ping in a first class garage.
Mr.. ]. ]. Beatty left Monday for
Copper Mountain, in Mineral County
He has accepted a position on the
Lappat lease and will secure lease
for himself on the property which has
lately come into the spot light"
DR.. Leavitt returned Tuesday from
his fishing trip last Tuesday. Char
ley Gallagher says that he will nor
go to Leavitt Meadows this summer
because the State veterinary depart
ment has quarantined the fish of that
district for humps.
Noice-On account of the shortage OF
the DODGE BROTHERS CARS.
All persons wishing same will place
their order in at once. Delivery
will be made on the 10th.
JAMES f. NUGENT
AGENT FOR LYON COUNTY
Mr.. d. Ellis OF Reno, formerly OF
Deadwood. South Dakota, and on old
acquaintance OF Cooper, the lnsur-
ance man. was caller last Wednes-
day. He is in the district visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Cruickshanks al
the Mason Valley Mine.
Messrs. Ed. Radke and Con
O'Brien went to Reno Saturday re.
turning Sunday Mr.. Radke who Is
head blacksmith at the Pittsburgh
Dorlores is rapidly recovering from
the injury to his hand which has suf-
fered for the past fortnight and will
return TO the mine in few days.
1t is good two to one bet that ii
lin Nugent had been the bull moose
delegate to Chicago he would either
have either secured the nomination
of Henry Ford instead OF Mr.. Hughes
or he would have sold a Ford to
Roosevelts captain OF finance and
master of the mooser," Mr.. Perkins.
Vic Bernard is installing cattle
chute on his Mountain View rancl
which is rapidly becoming one of tho
most modern and thoroughly equipped
farms in Mason Valley. Much of his
marked success is due to the Bernard
twins, Jim and Vic, Jr. of whom Vic
pere, is more proud than he is of his
beautiful property.
Joe and Billy Wilson and their
nephew Earl, also surnamed Wilson
spent Wednesday afternoon and
evening in town. Earl was offered
and, like Roosevelt, tentatively &C
ceptcd, a position as boohkcere", but
reconsidered and returned to the
ranch insisting" this is the life, this
is the life for me
Joe and John Borge the well known
ranchers north of Yerington, recent
ly lost a quarter of mile OF fence
along the Wabuska road. The dam
age was caused by fire probably start
ed by the careless use OF mon
poisonous" but not entirely safe
match. The Borge's are cheerful
losers and Immediately replaced the
destroyed fence.
Mrs. ]. Andrew Cutlery has return
ed from a visit of over two years al
her fathers home in Lancaster, Ohio
At the time she went there her inten'
ton was to spend a few months with
her father who is eighty-five years
OF age. Shortly after her arrival the
venerable man was stricken with i'll.
ness and for months fingered be-
tween life and death, but was saved
by the devotion of his daughter who