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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL'

The bride of Yerington, the puohe
.hoo1s ere determined to MAINTAIN
their reputation as entertainers. Mex
Friday they will devote the entife
evening to displaying their 'aieN''
The show will open with the preSeii'd-
don of the ever popular fantasy
..IJanse1 & Gretel," in which Joseph
eavitt Lena Brooks, Alma Mcken-
z;e Gertrude Coddington, Rex an
rer and Fred Leonard, supported by
lillian Gould Marvin Plummer, Don
SNYDER and Francis Coddington as
"oinperbreads." Following this LLOYD
Honey. Charles Ross, Rhea Hilton
and tombstone Powers Will feature
the 1.-TWO Pompeys." Miss Anna Ku-
1ison with Professor Martin and Bert
Hill will exhibit the charms OF NO
rabv The show will terminate with
i, hurpIarious comedy in which Miss
Hazel De Voto, Miss Alpha Rulison
nd Martin and Hill will constitute
=, aIl-star combination. The inevita-
bic dance will follow.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
SUDDEN DEATH
OF GEORGE ESTES

Word was received yesterday at
ternoon that George Estes had died
on Thursday afternoon at San Ber-
nardino. The immediate cause OF
death was reported as heart failure
superinduced by pleuro-pneumonia
complicated with dropsy Mr.. Estes
has resided for long time in Mason
Valley, where he has always been
highly respected and regarded as a
prince Of good fellows. His wife and
mother-in-law were at his side when
the end came For several months
before he left for Southern California
he had suffered from a severe cold
and at times with grippe, but none Of
his friends realized that his condi-
ton was serious until they were
shocked by the news of his sudden de-
mise.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

The Senate followed the course OF
the Assembly and refused to pass the
prohibition bill as presented under the
petition filed. The matter will be
submitted to the decision OF the people
at the next general election. Unless
radical change occurs within the
next twenty months there will be no
question but that the law will be
adopted. Whethe. it becomes a mat
ter of constitutional amendment or
not depends upon the saloon keeper.
or course. in order to change the con
stitution and take from the Legislature
the power to determine the question
whether liquor shall be sold within
the State or not, will require fou'
wears time, as the resolut-on to amend
must be adopted by two legislature
consecutivelv and then two year
follow before the question is voted
upon. There is slight probability thar
a change sufficient to defeat prohibi-
ton will occur before it can be voted
upon. There arc two influences that
will predominant in Tire control OF the
issue. One is war, and the other Is
the saloonkeeper Himself.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
CAMPFIRE GIRLS

The local circle of Camp Fire Girl
OF America has been growing il
strength and interest since its lrs
authorized meeting last October
During the week before Christmas, OF
December 20, they held their hrs
-or 'monial meeting and celebrated the
Christmas season with Christmas
rec and dainty refreshments.
During the month Of January their
one business meeting, one devoted
to folk dancing under Miss Rulison's
helpful instructions, and another t.
practice for the coming Council Fire.
This Council Fire, on Sunday, Jaau-
airy 18th was a specially impressive
and interesting one, owing TO several
features typical OF the National Camp
Fire movement. Two beautiful ini-
tiation ceremonies made Miss An
Meta Dexheimer a new member and
Miss Welsh a Wood Gatherer, the
Irst one so far. Honors were then
awarded to those who had presented
thcir reports, and "wo he 10" sung
sliss Nhitas3n, who was the spcciai
guest OF the girls for that meeting
then gave a highly interesting and
lblc discussion OF the possibilities for
musical development among the Camp
Fire Girls, and also told OF some o.
she beautiful mrsic Of the Zuni III
ians, Illustrating by 8 wing several
vocal selections and interpreting
Diem throughout Tie girls showed
their appreciation OF Miss Whitman's,
efforts both by their attention and
By singing in her honor the song en-
.itled Our Guest" which expressed
,he hope that she might again come
soon
On Monday after school seven Of
the members went on a hike" and
made record of FIVE miles to their
credit And on Wednesday last, an
uary 81, they held an enthusiastic
honor meeting with talks by Misses
Ethel Welsh, Amy Mollert, Mary Cox
and Sybn Howe, on various phases
Of home craft work.
That the Camp Fire Girls Of Yer
ington are representative group Of
young women is evidenced by their
carnestncss and their enthusiasm in
everything they undertake.
They are trying to make their Paw
iotsoe circle truly stand for all that
the Camp Fire movement stands for
as this record for the cold wiuter
months seems to show:
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
BILL LARUE MARRIED

On Wednesday evening the 9TH OF
February 1917 William G. Larue, the
well known dairy rancher south O.
Yerington, was married to Miss Marie
Eugene Pilliod. The ceremony oc-
CURED at Mr.. Larue's home in the
presence OF but a few intimate friends
A sumptuous banquet followed, and
the guests departed wishing the hap.
py couple all kinds of good luck
Judge Blanchard oficiatcd. Mr.. La
rue is one of the prosperous and pro.
gresive farmers of Mason Valley ant
showed his usual good judgment BY
selecting a charming woman TO shar,
his prosperity.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
HUGHES TAKES OVER
MASON GARAGE

Cleve Hughes returned from Reno
Thursday afternoon, and yesterday
closed arrangements to take over and
conduct the Mason Garage. He will
conduct frst-class repairing estab-
lishment and will have one OF the
most expert auto mechanics in the
State in charge. In connection with
the garage Mr.. Hughes will conduct
an efficient auto service and furnich
cars at any time for any kind Of trips.
He viii maintain an office at the l..
& T. Saloon. where his services car
be obtained at any time by telephone
or personal call
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

1t is reported that the hrst gencra
pay day since the commencement
operations preparatory to starting u.
the smelter will occur today AlrcaI
the effect has been felt opprcciably
When operations at Thompson, til
Mason Valley mine, and the Blue
stone mine, added to the large an.
growing pay roll maintained at Lrd
wig, are in full swing, the payroll c
the county will crowd two thousand
Not only does this affect employee
OF the big institutions, but the numbe
employed by smaller establishment
is also increased.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

hr. and Mrs. Barney Reymers have
announced their intention OF spend
ing year or SO in California. Bar,
ney is making Arrangement OF his bus
mess in 4erington with view OF
making the move within the next few
weeks. For more than forty years
Mr.. Reymcrs has been a resident OF
Mason Valley and makes the move
only on account Of his health, which
has been impaired, though not seri-
ously, for couple OF years.
Henry / Moore, general attorney
for the Nevada Douglas Copper Com
pany and the Copper Belt railroad
arrived from Salt Lake City Sunday
After spending the day at tho, mines
he made a flying trip to San Fran
cisco, returning to Mason yesterday
morning Mr. Moore has manifold
duties In addition to his legal work
he IS a director Of both companies
and is wholly neelecting his musical
studies His intimate friends are
aware that Henry is beautiful
singer.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

The German Emperor is accused
OF madness. With the neutrais the
situation IS very similar 20 that where
a man was bitten by a dog. The vic
tim was asked if the dog was mad
The reply was: mo but am"
The situation relative to our attn
tude toward Germany grows daiH
more and more tense Willie no one
believes that we will be drawn int
actual war yet all recognize the gray
ity OF the situation. In country like
Germany those who criticise the ruler
are punished as for crime. In thi
country. where freedom OF speech OF
ten runs into unbridled license in re
gard to discussion Of official acts. ye
in times Of danger like the presen
there is no wavering in the supper
of the government The poiticia'
may be criticised, but the Presiden
is respected.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
new FIRM

Roland Snyder, the young son o.
John Snyder, and Frank Narlowe
lhe well known resident of Yerington
nave formed partnership under tho
name OF Snyder and Aiarlowe ano
have succeeded Alex Murchie in til,
management OF the Pioneer Stable
In addition to the ireighting and team
ing conducted by the establi hmen,
the drm has installed an auto service
On Tuesday the 6rm was notified tina
they were the successful bidders TO.
carrying the mails between the post
office and the Eerington station OF
the Copper eBlt They have there
lore established a mail and passenger
service which will meet all trains OF
that road Roland being native O
Yerington and Frank an old timer
! this firm needs no further introduction
and there is no doubt but that the.
will maintain the reputation long es
-ablished by the Pioneer Stables
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
FROM THE EXCHANGES

Representative Chandler OF New
York was first elected to Congress.
as a Progressive, the only one evei
chosen from his State, we believe
His reflections have come to him a
a Republican. lie told the New Yorl
County Committee the other nigh
that mo group or coterie can claim
a monopoly on progressiyeism in the
Republican party. The party as !;
whole is progressive" he declared
and believe it will remain unite,
for future victories" Mr. Chandler
evidently spoke without having the
lear Of George w. Perkins before hi
eyes.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
POLAND
CHINA BOAR
FOR SALE.
narrowed APRIL 1910.
CHARLES D. BOVARD.
Yerington, Nevada
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r. the matter of the creditors OF inc
- Smith Valley Mines Company,
cnrnoration, ex rel Stephen y BITCH.
Petitioner,
Frank s. Cox, ct al, stockholders OF
the Smith Valley Hines Company
corporation, Respondents: W.,
TO the stockholders q smith d.
low Mines Comp any, corfor;:tiona,o
An order having been on the @9th
dan IS November, 1915. made and en-
t tared in .he District Court OF the
E;ebtb Judicial District OF the state
nf Nevada in and for LION Counsy'
asse sing the stock OF Smith Vailey
Mines Company, an insoiVeht 90. p
ration. the amount OF one cent .po;
each and every share OF Saia stoeh
issued and outstanding, and directing
the sale of said stock If SAID asSeSs~
ment be not paid; now, therefore I'M
der and by virtue OF said order So
,nadc and entered by said court |, L.
I Cooper. receiver of Smith valley
Mines Company, will offer Tor sale
and sell. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, all stock up
on which said assessment shall not
have Teen paid Said sale will be
made at the Office of Smith Valley
Mines Company, at Yerington' Ne
yada. on the 10th day OF January
1917. at 2 o'clock OF said date.
Dated November %. 1910.
l.. ]. COOPER,
Receiver of Smith Valley Mines Com
pany.
Date of first publication Dece;hbei
9, 1916.
Date OF last publication January 3
1917
The above sale is continued until
March 3, 1917, at ? O'Clock p. m.
T. ]. COOPER,
Receiver.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10
WHY RENT

When you can own homer have
for sale one lot 30xl50 feet with large
two-room cabin one block from the
court house in Yerington Price,
S275.
Lot same size adjoining above, on
south side. smaller cabin, $3.50.
Best residence portion of the city
See GEO. F. WILLIS. at the Igor
County Bank.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

Contradictory reports are circulated
as to the detention OF Ambassador
Gerard by the German Government
If it be true that the American Min
lister is held as a hostage the Ger
mans merit the frequent charge o.
barbarism that is made against them.
No longer a neutral cogntry, while
not allied with the Entente Allies
we are now in a position to erIt'eise
German acts openly, and the feeling
will grow in intensity. 1t is not i'm
probable that the act OF Germany j.
inspired to protect the crews OF IN
termed ships in their efforts to cripple
shipping in American ports. The
conviction of the consul to one o
the most important ports OF Amer
lea for fragrant violation Of the neu
trality laws Of the country aggravate.
the situation. The attitude of Ger
many may reasonably be attributed
to a disposition to coerce immunity
for the consequences of his crimes
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

Late Information concerning the in
vcestigation by Congress, resultin
from the stateemnts of Lawson re
garding alleged leakage Of iLforma
ton regarding the Presidents peac
note, indicates that the evidence sui
mitted to the committee is OF simiia
character to much that is furnishe
the committee investigating the Ne
vada University row From late dis
closures blame for Carving the new
to Wall street may yet be fastcne
upon little girl in "pigtails"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

T. r. may not feel like making a
co1ouest of the cannibal islands, By
he is wide awake and on the job with
Perkins and Colby in reference to
the Old Guard. If you want to tn'
r R. look for the national political
scrap that is under way.--Oakiand
T-.h,,.a
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

Perhaps we should be thankful be-
cause we are not vet threatened with
a shortage of air We have been
askd to believe that nearly everything
else that we need is scarce.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

The other day, for the first time j.
many years, the Chicago market wa
without potatoes on sale. The pric
quoted was 500 per ton, a buye
arrived in Yerington last Monday, am
it is said that he offered better thar
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

The treasury deficit on January l6u
was $l40871290 compared witt
0o,269,672, same date. 1915 This il
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions. Clap on the taxes
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-10

NOTICE
To whom it may concern:
All persons are hereby notlhed lns'
the publication known as The -
ington Times" ssued in the city 2,
Yerington, Nevada, is operated =. -.
published under lease, and thar ~
undersigned owner of the proper.
in no way responsible for and ino. ~.
edness incurred by the leasers 10 s%
ployees or for supplys or mate'''"
furnished. .Nv
(Signed) LYON COUNTY bANN
By ]. l. Wilson, President.
Dated December 7. 1915.
Attest: Geo. w. Webster, oe',ii
tary. DeS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06


Aver = laS 1I:i5 de IL manana. un
Iesconocljo sc do u muerte por ST.
aropi" maEo en- eI lugar conocino en-
ste cjlIad con {! nombre lie Pucn-
. del Molino Viejo.
E. suicida Is un americana
como de % amos lie edad, bien vesti
dc ' cuyo nombre Sc ignora. N2rias
personals fueron testigos del hccho.
as que al darse cueata de 10 que pa
saba corrieron = comunicarlo al poll
ia X. Sichebrccht, quien sac6 81 c.
Iaver del rio. en- donde habia caido
cuando Sc diSpar6 en- el coraz6a e!
iro QUE acknowledgements 10 priv6 de
4 vida.
De las averiguacioneS hechas por i"
policia sc deSprende que el Suicida,
'ntcs dc dar<c Ia muerte tom0 Sus
ncdidas para no ser identificado.
lues IN !ibrito de notas que traia en-
! bolSi,lo, tenia ~desprendidas &Igunas
&c SuS hojas: no obstante, On q 50
,udo lcer 10 Siguicnte: Car Number
1929"
Pcrtaba IN reloj de plata : una
5olSita dorado con las inicialcs H.
NJ. T. C." Una GAIA cOnteniendo
amos anteojos de orc. que llevan II
marca de NJ. B. Thompson, Jewle-,
sind!ey. O." L. pistola que Sc encon-
70 junto al lugar donde cay6 el ca
iavrr. eS de calibre 50, aparentemen-
tie nueva y tenia cuatro cartuchoS con
oala : Il vacio.
Fl suicida era de eStatura peQuena,
traia IN sobretodo oscuro. un e
ro~jo-oScuro Y I'm traje tambien oscu-
70 con tonoS velIeS. Portaba una go
IRA de chauffeur y manop!&s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
FL LEON YLALACRIMA
Fragmento in6dito de los "Nuevos
Motives de Proteo'

El p~ythonico Astianes. proscipto
POI tiranos cuya rune predijo, viva,
ciego Y caAuco, en- Ia soledad de unas
~rlontanas riscosas. lie acompanaban
y val!an una hija, dulce Y hermosa.
V un leon adicto con fidelidad saliva
ie nj vieio mage Gesde que este, ha-
llandole. pasado dc una saeta, en- Ell
d~esierto. le pusc e! balsamo en- Il
herida.
De Ia hija del mayo decia IA fam2
una singularidad que era sohrenatu-
raj privilegio: contaban que en- 10
monde de lus 1jos serenos, 81 Sc les
n:raba dt ccrca, en- !" SoMbra de In
noche. ~vciase, en- puntual aunque
aDreviado reiIe;o, e. firmamento eS-
trel!ado. Y &un cierta luz. Interior Il
firmameHto visible, quo era 10 mas
A:!steriosc Y ~sorYrendente de Yer.
CiaXar, satraD& ?crza, que reno
via en- el tedio dc Ia saciedad las pa
"eSas de 81 coIa2GA ~cstragado. arGi6
en- deseoS de hacer suya I esta mu-
jcr que en- q nlStciio de sus oioS lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
Ell TEMPO PARA HOY

Con una temperature de y gra-
dos aver en- Ia maHana despues del
cambio repentino del domingo en- n
tarda ' que fue causado por una area
tempestuosa del so Ell tempo In vuel
to Z enfriar i~ntensamente Y ID Off
Gina del tempo predijo aver en- ID
tarde que heiaria durante Ia noche
que &caba de pasar o n maiana de
hoy. Pero segdn II misma oficin2, des-
de hoy el tempo ira moderandose.
10 qua mss int!uyo en- el d~escenso Ter
mometrico De antisr fue c! fuerta
"nor;c" cue sopl3 con ana v1i"cid@@
De 81 millas por hora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
HlJA POSTUMA DEL HUMORISTA
"REJUPITER."

En- Ia manana de aver, q las ocho
cuarenta Y cinco minutes, do 4 luz
n niIa Ia sonora dona Maria Luisa
A!atorre, VIDA. del malogrado humo-
rista mexicano don Jose Rafael Ru-
bio. "Rejupiter' Quien, como no Sc
habra olvidado. falIeci0 en- esta ciu-
dad e. mes pasado.
Por fortuna. II madre V Ia infanta
Sc c]ncuentran en- perfecto estado dc
salud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
INCENOI0 EN- LA CASA DE 4. R
MOTT.

e. tuego ocasionado pOr n eXplo-
sion De una estufa de p~etrG.eo en- Ia
casa lie 4. r. Mott, I0l de Loretta
Place. cause cl incendio de dicha
residential aver = las l2:45 p. m. 81
incsndjo ccmenz6 en- II coc!na ' re-
aidamente invade otras parties ,!e!
edificio antes de que los bombevos
!e@aron Il lugar de la escena. L" ca
a que e. Ge MADEIRA Y esta valuada
Il $500 reSuItG b~aStante &veriad&.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
ARRESTOS HECHOS Ell ULTIMO
DOMINGO.

Veinte arrestos fueron hechos por
IL p~olicia el ultimo domingo, de auto
movi!ist2S que no tienen 10 l~icencia
correspondence = este ano paTa {.
$50 o exploitation de sus carroS. Ia
policia ha recibido instrucciones para
contlruar aacien-o esla case dc
arrcstos haSta que todoS los ducnos
de autos V chauffeurs cumplan cor los
requisites de ley.
Las multaS impuestaS variaron en-
ire 50 y So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
INFORMACLON LOCAL
ATRoPELLADo PoR UN AUTO.

Rosalio Martinez, IN joven mexi-
cano. fu6 atropellado aver Z las $50
de Ia manana por I'm auto, en- Ia in
t~ersecci6n de Ia Avenida c Y Ia ca1le
Cuarra. Sc lie condujo luego al Hospl-
tai Baylor, donde lie hicieron Ia pri-
mera curaci6n, manifestandose ALI
que sus heridas no eran de gr2vedad.
F. conductor del auto fue arrestado
Dor 81 falta de cuidalo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
Nsc:miet.tos
Defunciones
PERMISOS PARA c

Condmdo de Bexar. Resto de un
cuarto. Gale Dolorosa. Bloch 100.
500.
E. L. Richey (Testamentaria.)-
Habi;aci6n dc : cuartos. Gale Men
caac2. Block 2II.--$7O.
San GraySon. Tn cuarto y un p0r,
tico. Avenida San Pedro. Block ~.
$500.
G.. VI. earn. Tcjado. Gale Ro-
ger. Block l257.-$l00.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
Contestacion del Primer Jefe

"Ciudadano Presidente del H. Con-
greso Constituyente:
"CiudadanoS Diputados:
"liace preciSamente dos meSes que,
eyprese 1 esta Honorable Asamblea,
ID honda satisfaction que experiment
te al venir Z e~ntregarle el proyecto
de reformas Z Ia Constitution de
1857. cumpliendo asi con uno de los
deberes que Ia Revolution, que he
tenido IA honra de dirigir, Sc Impulse
en- favor del pueblo mexicano.
"EntonceS habia, senores Diputa-
dos, Ia duda de que hubiera 70 inter
pretado debidamente. q pesar de mi
buena voluntad y de mis- buenos an
he!os por Ia felicidad de este pueblo,
las necesidadeS de Ia naci0n, ideando,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06

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f.lamI,UJo Y 81 llbr" gTslliio LIS Naln-
rs.r.. Y I.racfOn liz IL Qusbrsdur2-' r.
,.,al , VI. II. RICE - f'5n &. D. T. Coz
~. y. 5 \ 8 StoaeCutter street, Lcuduu.
: 1. IEaiairrra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
OTRA COLLISION

Dos autos, uno conducido por Ro-
land Ball. 1l6 de Tulley Place : el
otro Dor Y. Il. Cook, col de Ia Gale
del Concrete. chocaron a las . de Ia
tarde de. domingo en- Ia intersection
de las GALES E. Concrete y Hackbe-
rry. Ambos carroS sufrieron serlaS
averias, pero ningln arresto fut he
cho por IL p%olicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-06
CHAUFFEUR HERIDO EN- UNA
COLLISION.

I'm automGvil conducido por Hen
~ MerZstti. 505 dc In Gale n. Flores
choc5 antcaycr 4 las , de n tarde
con uu CAIRO repartidor de hielo que
conducia \. Houck, en- n intersection
de les GALES S. Flores y ". Johnson.
Mezzetti. Z! quebrarse los vidrioS del
auto, recibi6 yarias heridaS en- d ca
RI.