Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-10-07

away Mrs. Gelder was IN Sanltarluln
1t Los Angeles where she received
great benefit, gaining considerably in
weight.
A. Grant Miller, the we'll known
lawyer Of Reno and socialist cand-
date for United States Senator, visit
ed Yerington the first of the week
Mr. Miller is making the campaign
of the State. He was accompanied
by c. A. Steele, the socialist candi
date for clerk of the supreme court.
c. F. Wedertz, County commission
er, arrived in the city Wednesda.
uight to attend the regular meeting
If the board on Thursday. Afte
The first of January next Mr.. Wedert:
will become the chairman of the board
-egardless whom of the contestant:
Tor the other two offices is elected.
Judge Barney Moran, candidate 70
justice of the supreme court, spen
Sunday morning shaking hands will
I'D acquaintance whom he missed
at the meeting of the previous even
ne Judge Moran comes from the
ranks of the workingmen and is
true product of the hardy strain 70
which all true Americans stand.
w. P. Cam, employed in the
engineering department at the Lud
Wig mines, has recovered from hi
-ecent illness and been discharged
rom the Mason Hospital able to re
turn to his duties. He left for Lud
wig Wednesday, Mr.. Cam is musi
clan of ability and has attracted at
sention by his singing at the Mutua
Theatre on several occasions.
Dillon & West Inc, will give 6,00(
votes for each $500 subscription foi
he Times paid into their store be
fore the 9Th day of November, which
election day, and will give 1909
votes for the same OF each new sub
scriber, accompanied by one years
subscription, $500 for the Times AT
'er election day the votes given TO
he subscriptions will be reduced
5000 and 5000 as heretofore.
The Yerington Drug Company vii
give 5000 votes for each $500 sub
,cription for the Times paid into thei
store before the 9TH day of November
which is election day, and will give
1000 votes for the same of each nev
subscriber, accompanied by one year
subscription, $500, for the Times. Al
ter election day the votes given TO
the subscriptions will be reduced
5000 and. 6,000 as heretofore.
Z. z. Roberts, our representative II
Congress. has lost onne Of his former
magnetism for which he has beei
known and loved since he laugh
school to many who are now voter
of Nevada. Owing to the crowd
he Eagles Hall last Saturday man
we're unable to meet him until tn
next morning when they availed them
selves OF the opportunity to shak
hands with him before he left 70
Aurora.
Sam Plat spent portion OF las
Sunday morning visiting his man,
friends in Yerington, all of whom ar
more enthusiastic in his support thai
they were two years ago, when h
ran against Senator Newlands. Ap
preciating the support given him II
his former campaign by Lyon County
which was added to by his friends II
Yerington, Mr.. Plat expressed hi
sincere regret to leave as he wa
compelled to about 10 o'clock in thu
forenoon.
Paul Corywell. the Virginia City at
torney came back to Yerington Sat
urday night to get ducks at the open
ing of the season He brought Con
stable Thomas with him so that TIL
officer could find him in case he kill
ed more than the law permits eac'
hunter to bag in one day
T. f. O'Brien and Jack HERS, chic
electrician of the Nevada-Douglas
came over from Ludwig last Satur
day evening to greet the candidate
for State offices.
Judge Hart, assisted by Examine
Littleton of the immigration bureau
admitted to citizenship large class
of applicants, last Saturday. All the
applicants passed successfully the
rigid examination of Mr.. Littleton
who is an expert in his line. They
were: Leon Etchepare' Joseph Trail
lie, Olaf Bernard Uhlander, Charle
Viaene, FEDERICO Baccetti, Serapinc
Varalli. Pietro Pierini, Celestino Car
rara, Olinto Batoni Enrico Cagnetti
Victor PERI Amelio Pardini