Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-05-05

on which date the University of Ne
vada closes for the summer vacation
Billy is tired of that bachelor stuff.
Miss Grace McNicar and Mis-!
FSylvia Langford, accompanied by Clar
ence Beaman and Herbert Carter, Wis
tied Yerington last Sunday. Travel
ing by anto, they spent the cay Wis
tng the big plant of the Nevad;
Douglas, at Ludwig, and the sneltel
at Thompson.
Mr.. c. A. Chapman, auditor of thC
Nevada Douglas Consolidated and til,
Copper Belt railroad, responded to the
summons to serve as juror list week
but on account of illness in his family
was compelled to ask to be excused
from service. His request was grant
ed by Judge Hart.
Jim Neeley, the we'll known pros
pector and miner, who has severa
claims near and just north of til,
Ludwig mine, has been working +:
force OF men for the past month
He ffas encountered ore that rune
about II per cent metal, and will max
shipment within week or two.
Pop" Cook, the ever smiling super
intendent of the Copper Belt, spent :;
fc whours i'll Yerington the first o
the week Mr.. Cook says that the
difficulty in securing coke for the us
Of the Thompson smelter is disap
pearing, and the prospect for a SUI
icient supply is very encouraging.
Harold Roberts who for severa.
months has been employed at tn,
store OF A. Fabri x Company, lei
with his bride on Wednesday foi
Cedarville, California, where they vii
reside in future. During their resi-
dence here they maed many warn
friends, who regret their departure.
Mr.. ]. l. Wilson spent several day.
On the Federal grand jury at Carson
City this week Twenty indct
ments were found against divers per
sons for disposing of intoxicants t.
indians A few other similar charge.
we're investigated, but indictments il
the latter cases were not returned.
Jim Nugcnt, the indeiatigable auto
man. spent several days in Reno thi
week, trying to invent some plan b,
which he could procure Ford autos
more rapidly. He says people are
weeping for them
1t is reported that a number of we
,nown women throughout the count
ave expressed desire to see tn
dove contest between Bert William
md BHly Lucas next Saturday night
Nor does the fact that Asa Boyer vii
contest with Bert White. William.
trainer, in the preliminary. lessen th'
interest.
n. c. Van Al,tine started a min
ature good roads service in Yering
ton Thursday, assisted by Arthur Med
: in. After strenuous effort the
smashed up fully fifty ounds of ce
nent from the old sidewalk that wa.
recently torn out to make the i'm
,rovements in the front of the Yer
ington Drug Store.
George Green, of the well known
aw firm of Mack & Green passet
through Yerington the middle of thi'
/ week on his way home from Sweet
water. where he went on business
George always, or most always, turns
N both front and rear lights OF hi!
automobile when he drives down Mai'
treet to the garage after dark.
Mrs. w. NJ. Edwards OF Mason, las
week entertained twelve guests at he
ZONE. in honor of the 80th birthda
# her mother, Mrs. Wells. TIL
rouse was decorated in pink anC
reen. and the same color scheme per
qdcd the refreshments served. I
,irthday cake decorated with 80 car
les was served by the honor CUES
About three inches OF snow fell
silver City the first of the week, BIZ
here has been no report that cithei
| Nj Chartz or J Holman Buck OF Min;
! Nj Chartz OF Carson or j. Holman
| Buck o NINA were there They hol'
he winters record in Yerington 10
preceding snow storms, which, how
ever, may be coincidcntal rather thar
Intentional.
Major Carton. veteran CT th'
spanish war, and former well know
lawyer in the eastern part OF the Stat
f Washington, was committed to tn
lospital for the insane at Reno tn
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