Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-01-12
Items Of Local Interest

MIR. Frazier. OF the l.. & L. barber
shop received a telegram this week
announcing the death OF his father
w. A. Frazier, which occurred al
Sheridan, Wyoming
Pete Hendricks returned this week
from Reno. where he was in attend
ance on the meeting of the Nevada
Livestock Association which was adj
dressed by Governor Boyle.
Principal Hill, OF the Yeringtou
school, was visitor at the Office OF the
state superintendent OF public instruc
ton Saturday Mr. Till is president
of the teachers association OF the
fourth supervision district, and while
here conferred with other officers Of
the Observation-Disclosures Appeal
Judge Hart has been called to Eike
this week to try some cases, and will
hold court in Fallon next week, after
which lie will come to Nerington for
the regular monthly session Last
week he presided for Judge Callahan
iii the Sixth Judicial District.
"Snoohs" Webster returned this
week from an extended stay III $5al
Francisco He was accompanied by
his mother, whose health has not beer
SO good in the lowor altitude.
Reports OF the death OF Jim Kelly
in Oregon, were received here this
week. Kelly was formerly proprietor
of feed stable il Icrington, and
left here about 4 year ago or Arizona
Ralph w Beaman spent Il few day
this week in Smith Valley. returning
Sunday
Bert Neccombc has perfected the
transmitting section OF his ewirelcss
equipment, and is now able 10 con
verse with stations on the coast
During the week he has been in
communication with Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Sheriff BaIzar and c. d. Burl
ham, of Hawthorne wire visitors il
IerinSton during tie week. The
Mineral County officer was conduct
ing Investigations concerning the muir
der OF an aged Chinese in .Aurora
last year, Mr. Burkhan is. OIL husi.
ness matters in connection with ths
Burkham & Savina ranch south Of
town.
l.. c. DeArmond, OF Mason. was
In town Saturday night in attendance
on the meeting OF the Ycrington-
Commercial Club Legislative com-
mittec.
4erington was favored with slight
furry of snow during the recent cold
snap. Reports from Smith VALLEY
give an average fall of three inches
Very little 'ssnow fell at BRIDGEPORT
while along the East Walker. at Char
lebos ranch the ground was practi
cally bare. However snow in the hills
is reported to be plentiful with good
prospects Tor more.
Harvey Irenam, OF Ludwig. was a
visitor III Ierngton yesterday.
Lawrence I.aughlin, who has been
employed in the L & l.. barber
shop left today for San Francisco
he will return in few weeks.
Major Williams. the aviator who
first brounght the Penrose airDlane
here was an arrival last week. He nut
IN the past few days tuning up the
big bird and has taken few trial
spins. The plane will shortly make
tour OF southern Nevada, visiting Haw.
shorne, Nina, Tonopah, Goldfield and
other points
+. II. Whitacre returned SUNDAY
IRON San Francisco, where he has
been attending to business matters.
Martin Christensen, the painter. left
this morning for Smith Valley, where
ne Will do some decorative work on
COW shed.
Yerington will soon boast OF
second hand store. Messrs. Price
and Smith have taken over part of
the Eagle saloon building and will
handle new and used furniture and
household goods.
X. c, Terry; of Smith Valley, is a