Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-03-10

George Parker prominent IA nchei
from the lower end of Mason v aiiey
visited the court house on bust ness
Wednesday.
Belle Miller of Wabuska was ste
cessful applicant for liquor lmcens
this week, and H. B. Quick was ais'-
made happy at Silver City.
~ Fl Austin has been appointed
denutv sheriff at Fernley and the ap-
, no;ntmen. is undoubtedly a popular
one.
Manuel J. King, commissioner IRON
the north district, arrived III the city
sunday. to attend the regular meet
| ing Of the board.
Ed Mollert and George Devereaux
the Artesia ranchers. were in the city
Monday attending the meeting OF the
county commissioners.
"Silver" Gi,lverson of Montana is
another of the ''old-timers" attracted
bv the growing iane of the revival o
mining in the Yel.ington district.
J. r. Woods applied for a liquor
license at Ludwig this week. OWN
TO the objections of the citizens
| fbe town the license was refused.
George +. Rumsey, all time Col
orado friend of Cooper, the insurance
nan il renewing old friendships and
cooking the district over with view
Il permanent settlement.
The commissioners issued an order
authorizing Sheriff Mcleod to appoin'
deputy at Fernley and fixed the sal
lry at $50 per month. This amour
vas recommended by the citizens whf
ashked for the appointment.
J. ]. Kelley. OF Wellington, flee
MS application for liquor license
Morningstar. which undoubtedly
would have been granted but for tho
opposition to any saloon in that VI
.,inity by the citizens of Ludwig.
A petition signed by thirty-sever
,itizens OF Fernley was presented to
The commissioners asking that Homer
Moss be appointed deputy sheriff
reside in that precinct. No actor
vas taken because the power to APP
point lies with the sheriff and no
With the board.
w. f. Apperson. OF Wabuska, was
II town Monday Mr.. Apperson is
,ecovering from the injury received
# the smelter a couple of months
40. when he lost several fingers from
contact with circular saw. He eH-
pects to spend couple of months at
MS old home in Oklahoma.
The procession of stripped cars
.oming from the depot the other day
rave Main street the appearance OF
IN auto race track Judge Blanchard
pulled his stop watch TO time them
nut put il up when he learned that
was a shipment Of Fords received
~ Jim Nugent.
Joe Yama, the potato king OF the
Miller ranch, purchased a Dodge car
rom the Ford Garage this week.
Floyd Becker, OF Wabuska, was an
other Ford victim this week. jim
| would rather sell Ford than run FOL
| county commissioner. He proved this
Nv selling one to the man who beat
lim last fall.
Hans Krauspe, from Wellington,
on Monda ydeclared his intention &c
renounce allegiance to all foreign
powers, princes, potentates, Kaiser
Hohenzolern and his self-asserted
,rtnership with God and to become
A citizen of the United States. From
1 appearance and reputation 1t is not
necessary to say that Mr.. Krauspt
will make a good one.
| r. n. Gibson and William Bennett
IF Ludwig. on behalf of the Nevada
Douglas Copper Company, appeared
before the county commissioners TINS
week to voice their emphatic protest
1aginst the issuance of liquor licenses
It Morningstsr or at Ludwig. Bo.h
gave good reasons for their oppos-
ton to saloons at that place or neal
the big property of the company
which employs about 500 men.
Notice from DIR. w. r. Mack, state
veterinarian, was filed at the last meet
ing OF the commissioners to the effect
Ithat the ranch of Il paraSSO, SOutl