Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-01-06

Year in Reno. Instead of tarrying
ION the primrose path of dalliance,"
which the famous White Way of Re-
no discloses, Mr.. Coddington industri-
ously studied the merits of the differ
ent auto trucks which the makers SO
part with for gold. Sc
curing his choice, God" returned
home Wednesday with REQ truck
that might be used as JOY wagon.
T. w. Clark, formerly resident
of WabuskA, and now residing in
Reno. has been looking over the val
lev for the past ten days or more
Mason and Smith Valleys are not III
the will back class, and never
will be, but they have been and viii
for many years to come, increasing IN
importance and wealth Many who
left because of the quiet conditions
will come back and be glad to do SO
Miss Dora Williams, one of the
successful candidates IN the Dillon q
west contest, wishes through the col
umns OF TINS paper to puDncly thanr
her many KIND friends who SO Will
Ingly assisted her. Through the In
terest OF rer friends she secured tne
graIanola, having received the secone
highest NUMBER OF votes cast III tnt
contest, and she sincerely hopes IL
the future to repay them Tor then
kindness and consider alton.
Sheriff Mcleod has selected Rob
ert Allworth for deputy to be sta
toned 1T Wabuska. Owing to the
situation of this station on the main
nne OF the Southern Pacific branch
to Goldfield, and the fact that ii is
one OF the most important railroad
stations in the State. the position i
an important one. Allworth is well
known in this part of the county
where he has been for several years
a successful we'll digger. He is thor
oughly qualified, and his appointment
IS creditable one.
After spending few days last
week in bed with an attack of grippe
Jim Nugent kicked off the bedclothes
changed the touring Ford that he
sold last week to VIII Freeman of the
Model Meat Market into classy
covered light truck, made q flying tr- p
without aeroplane to Fernley, ordered
another carload of Ford autos to be
immediately delivered in Yerington
and is now explaining to his custom.
ers that the January consignment VIII
start from San Francisco on Monday
the 9Th OF January, 1917. -r...,-.
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Harry Warren, who was so shocl,
ngly injured at Reno, by the injection
Of muriatic acid into his-ljt ruvhhe
Of muriatic acid in mistake for murin
INTO his eyes few weeks ago, ha
been discharged from the hospital
After suffering torture for sevefa
weeks with a strong probability Of
osing the sight of both eyes. he is 81
The road to recovery, though ii vii
he road to recovery, though 1t vii |
De a long time before the injured
members will be strong and healthy
Harry is expected home within the
next few days.
Last Saturday, being the last day
IF the outgoing county ofhcers, tn
business of the retiring board 81
commissioners was closed and
he board adjourned without date
After the bonds of the incoming OF
icials had been approved the sweet
md somewhat sad strains OF Aud
Lang Syne might have been hear
ioating through the marble halls
where "Tara's harp" does not hang
Those who did not hear the chorus
IF retiring officials sing that beauti
'ul and appropriate ballad, Il Leave
My Happy Home for YOU" missed
4 rare treat.
James Regain and lanes Regan
Junior, were hailed before Judge Har
IN Sunday last for contempt of court
The Mound House Plaster Companr
las a suit pending AGAINST lanes Re
gan and others in which an order had
previously been made enjoining Re
gan and his associates ON working
4 number of gypsum claims which al,
IN dispute. When the company sent
men to do the annual work on the
claims Regain and his son drove them
away and told them to stay away,
while the staying was good" or
words to that effect Regans admit
led what they had done, but claimed
hat they believed that unless they
possession of the ground
hey might lose their rights. In view
If the circumstances the court inn
posed a fine of SIS and RENTED il
On their promise 10 interfere no fur
her.