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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-02-09
SHERIFF'S SALE
{ Publisher
Serial No. OlO7l7
department of the Interior
IT = Ta1 Orr

ny: Dy write OF an execution issued ont Of the
Eighth Judicial District Court of the State
ol Nevada, IN and for the County of Won
an. On 10 me directed and delivered. for = ndg.
n,e1t rendered in said Court on the 15th Iay
~ ~ January - -. 1921, in favor of NJason
aaa; e''.l'H ne company, corporation, and
a tIa -: H. Some, for, the sum of one
Thousand fifty five 4 24-IO0 (Sl455.2D dollars
ano costs, and interest at 7 per cent. / did
o aa M lar 10 and June 18th A. ID. 1920 SEIZE
and levy upon the following described 80
cry. to wit: Twenty Thousand ST. Piol
lal osock OF the Mcconnell Nine Cnnn,nu ap ~
matter OF record in Book B., Records Of 1n'
corporations, in the Office If he Gu, H.
eierk' OF Lyon County. Nevada and G ha,,;.y
nnlhg at the n w. cor of Er;ion "', ~. pee'i.
Nevada street. in the CITY of YeS;nata,,
Vdda' thence running north 110 fat Ne,
second course West 1855 feet tbenca 'n ,L;s,
course south 40 it., thence IS,st iss r. 'hiIu
point OF beginning. Together viii III. IL IT,, 10
P' oveinents situated thereon az '''i'
No'iee is hereby given that on tbe ,,.i,
uhay OF February, a. d., 1921 7 viii I'll IN ~,
le right title and interest of sa;d se,i a az
7on ~. N and to the above described nror..t, a.
r. tne Nourt House City of Yerington ,a.,
Nevada, at the hour of 2.S0 o,nioi,
~ ~ s5id day to wit: between the bo,rs ~
nans aiia i've O'Clock at public auction ~
:, easn N hand: to the highest and best h;da ,oi
- satisfy sad Execution and all costs
q, d. r. RANDALL
nheFiii OF Lyon County, Nevada
Yer;nton y. /. Ainborsc Deputy Sheriff
ll;rs, ''U oil, Nevada, January 10Th, 1917
49, p1lppileatlon, January 10, 1927
pAoisa'isn' February 9Th, 1921.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-02-09
Home Versus House.

Home cannot he given us. We may
be given house, place 10 eat ana
sleep. This is not home home
is place Of love and rest and peace.
Love and rest ana peace must be de-
served, must be earned. Nobody can
hand them to you as so many pack
ages. They are matters of reciprocity.
II you have none to give there win
be but little for you to receive.-West-
ern Methodist.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-02-09
WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF?

Will history repeat itself on american Flat? Fifty
seven years ago the 10th this month township map etc
filed the county recorder office or American City.
below the American Flat road known and mapped
as Carson Avenue. The town flourshed, having its
school, township officers and in the center OF the town
Capitol Park
In the spring the United Comstock Mines company will
building program temil site and tunnel portal
the eastery side OF the flat which promises bring into
existence American City in Storey county. The
old days returning in ways than one.-Nrgina
Chronicle
---ooooo---
The typical freight spends fourteen weeks OF the
loading and unloading tracks and six weeks being switch
ed and from these tracks weeks awaiting shippers
orders and three weeks OF sheer leness because OF arrival
destinations Sundays and holidays Thus half the year
is spent in the work OF being loaded and unloaded When
the gets under way with its load it is subject many
delays. 1t spends five weeks going through intermediate
yards where trains broken up and renade for
various destinations and nine weeks inter
change tracks where freight is transferred from rail
road another This leaves thirteen weeks OF the year
but nearly five OF these needed for repairs In adj
dition normal year the is stored for weeks for
lack of tonnage slack SO there is lett about six
weeks ofthe year which actually moving along
the main line. Road delays--wrecks waslous break
downs, congestionreduce the normal road to
thirty-seven days, or one-tenth OF the year
Shakespeare asks, whats III name?' The Senate In
vestgating Committee has just finished the recount of the
votes in the Ford-Newbcrry election contest. In the
recount Ford shown have been swindled out 1888
votes And yet the Reno Gazette heads the New
berry wins i'll his recount SO amend Shakes
peare and ask: wv hats i'll head
-ooooo--
As a result OF various experiments government experts
have decided that Marquis wheat the best variety OF
common wheat for the Northern Great Plains Exper-
ments were carried at the eleven stations MARQUIS
wheat first introduced the United States in 1918
1t was brought from Canada
The countrys total annual bill railroad service is an.
proxmatey So7OO0OOOOO based on the new rates which
went into effect September l. 1920
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-02-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I Publisher)
Serial No. OlO717
Department of the Interior
US. Land Office at
Carson City, January p, 1921
NOTICE is hereby given that Abe
Charlebois, of Yerington, Nevada
who, on June %, 1918, made Home
stead Entry, No. 01O717, for NEN
SW14, lots 3, a, 5, Section 81 Town
ship II North, Range 81 East, Noun
Diablo Meridian, has Ailed notice of
intention to make final proof, to es-
taolish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before Ruel E. LothroD
county Clerk, at Yerington Nevada
on the 9th day Oh March, 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Ambus w. Archer, of Wichnan
Nevada.
John II. Wichman, of Wichman,
Nevada.
| "A, Strosnider, of Yerington
Nevada.
w. H. Morgan, of Yerington, Ne
vada.
MINNIE l.. BRAY,
Register.
FIRST publication, January 20, 1921.
Last publication, February % 1921
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-02-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(PUBLISHER)
Serial No. OS4oS
Department of the Interior,
..I

U. 5. Land Office at Carson
City, Nevada, Dec. 81, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary
B. Batter, formerly Mary B. Nc
Vicar, OF Smith, Nevada, who, OH
May %, 1914, made Desert-Land
Entry, No 084oS, Tor Lots I, 2, Sec.
q; Township 10 n, SWH, So NW4,
Section 80, Township II North, Range
"a East, NJ. d. Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before L. F. Raw
son, County Clerk, at Yerington.
Nevada, on the 10th day of February,
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
i. A. Hamilton, of Smith, Nevada.
James Mclean, of Smith, Nevada.
}. J. Martin, of Smith, Nevada.
Howard Dickson, OF Smith, Nevada.
MINNIE L. BRAY,
Register.
First publication, January S, 1921
Last publication, February 2, 1921.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
CHAUTAUQUA COMMITTEES

The Chautauqua begins Tuesday, June 21 and the Park Association and School Improvement Association have appointed the following committees to have charge of the sale of season tickets beginning Monday, June 18th. Fact member of these committees is request ed to meet at the Court House at 300 o'clock Saturday afternoon, June 11th, when tickets will be given out
 Ward No. Mrs Will Waller, chair man; Mrs. J. c. Stegar Mrs. c. F. Pitt man, Mrs NJ. l.. Moore, Mrs. B. +. Lumpkin, Mrs. Clyde C. Nelson, Mrs c. NJ. Hirst, and Mrs. ]. A Bailey.
 Ward No Mrs. Warren Cummings, chairman; Mrs k. B Hardy, Mrs. Joe R. Hamilton, Mrs. s. T, White, Jr, and Mrs. A. s. Buchanan
 Ward No. 3-Mrs Hunter Scott chairman; Mrs. J. D. Cornish Mrs. l.. c. Henderson, Mrs. w. F. Denmah Mrs. Clarence Shumaker, Miss Jeanette Burns. Mrs. R. P Hamby, and Mrs W. c. Mutt.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
AT THE HOTELS.

Bratton-Jas w Brown, Arkadel- phia Joe Reaves Jr, Graysonia ; F. II. Sanders, Graysonia ; J. S. Montgomery, Graysonia J. s. Williamson, New York Benj. Franklin, Little Rock {; Earl Kosher. Little Rock; Bob Moore city: N. T. McCaskey, Chicago; T. H. Ward. Gurdon; C. E. Adams; o. M. Radford, Mt Ida; ]. T. Isben, Mem phis: +. C. Adams, Memphis; A. w. Allte, Memphis Jim Stark and wife ; II H. Williams, Shreveport; l.. M. Joy ner. St Louis l. C. Hoser, Fordyce !; F.. F.. Warmack, Camden.
 New Park Don Cameron. Little Rock; Geo Bergen Little Rock H. r, Brannon; F. NJ. Mum; D. Watts; B. Santsberger; R. Smith; W. F. Broden, Chicago: k F. Jones, Little Rock J ( penniX. MurfreeSboro; NJ. F. Fry Tulsa, Okla: Sol Frank, Baltimore Md
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Park Sanatarium-Mrs. J. l.. Gallo way of Lewisville was operated on thlS morning.
 Miss Ruth Hirst had her tonsils re- moved this morning.
 Mrs. G. NJ. Conner of Bluff City is taking Medical treatment.
 Mrs. H. c. Jackson of Sutton was dismissed yesterday.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
The Advertised Article

is one in which the mer- chant himself has implicit faith-else he will not ad- vertise 1t. You are safe in patronizing the m CT.
 chants whose ads appear in this paper because their goods are up to date and not shop worn. i: 1: i:
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Notice.

The American Railway Express com pany wishes to announce that they will ship free of charge boxes of supplies to the storm sufferers of Pueblo, Colo rado. If you have supplies of any kind send them to the Express office and they will be shipped immediately.
 
 j. ". Reed and wife left this morn ing for Nashville, Mineral Springs and ether points. They have been visiting Mrs. Reeds father, Alfred Luck of Sutton, who has been quite i'll for sev- eral weeks. Unless called back here or accaount of the illness of MT. Luck, Mir. and Mrs. Reed will return to their home in Hope, NeV Mexico after then visit in these places
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
RAIN APPRECIATED.

After few light showers and many promises of rain il began this morning and has continued steady all day.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

sj. tt. here today.
 Cliff Arnold is home from his regu- lar run on the road.
 Oil cloth 25c yard Sample Shoe store CT 5t Jerry Westmoreland of Weaver, is among the visitors here today
 James Dewoody of Bluff City, is in the city today trading. ]. o. A. Bush is spending today in Texarkana on legal business. Mrs. Jim Shaver of Beirne is visiting relatives here
 Call by number.
 
 A S. Wells made business trip to Nashville today.
 E c. Boutte returned to Hope today after spending the night in the city. Kings Thread, spools for 10c Sam n,e Shoe Store. CT 5t Mrs. T. Roseberry of Emmet is wis itor in the city today.
 Mrs. pr. l.. c Barnes of Hamburg, is the guest of D. c Barnes and family Levi Moore returned last night from business trip 10 Little Rock WI. Hoover of route 8, was pleas ant caller at this office today. Uncle Jimmie Wingfield of Burtsell, Clark county, is in the city today.
 
 We will save you money on anything we sell in Dry Goods and Shoes. Sam pie Shoe Store. 6-f ot O. V. Thompson and little daughter Mary Lee of Emmet spent few hours in the city this morning.
 
 Saturday Special 5Oc voile for 20c; 35c Voile for 1oc Palm Beach 11ats for 40c. Farmers Supply Company.
 Mrs. F. s. Stevenson returned to her home at Nashville this morning after m extended visit here.
 c w Horne went to Emmet thls morning to look after lumber interests there.
 Miss Annie Saugey is spending a few days in Little Rock visiting home folks.
 I r and k. c. Wortham of RoSstoh' are visitors here today k U, MOT tham is prominent merchant oi RosSton.
 Miss Julia Smart k home from a wis if with relatives and friends in Arkadei- pha and Bierne.
 Mrs Matte Pope went to Hope last night. where she will join fishing party to Red Lake.
 Mrs. Jane Lambert Of Prescott "as in our city yesterday. stopping at the Barlow Hotel.-Star of Hope Miss Nellie Carter, nurse at me Park Sanatarium is spending her vaca- tion with relatives and friends in bleV- ins.
 Ar. r \. EdwarflS and children Per Franklin and Margaret are Vis''iiis relatives and friends in Malvern 1ol u few days.
 "A. Robinson returned to his nome near Hope. after spending last n'ght in the city. He was accompanied py his sister, Mrs. J. l.. Galloway WHO is here in the hospital.
 Misses Norvelle and Amelia Bemls and Helen McRae returned this morn ing from Little Rock, where the yhaEe been visiting their grand parents, Gov ernor and Mrs. T c. McRae.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

SOCIAL-pERSONAL
 Telephone Social Picayme, Phone 2ss.


Rev G. F. Waddle and family reach ei Sutton yesterday from Dallas Thsv ade the trip v aatomobila. in '' many friends will be glad to hear of arrival here Re; NHddle will preach at Sutton Sundl" q. II oclo'k and at r.Ei t.
 Miss Mary Bemis, who spent last night and today visiting relatives and friends here will leave this afternoon for St. Louis. Miss Bemis will join Mir. Henry Moore and family of Tex arkana and sail soon for Europe. They will spend the most of the three months vacation in Scotland. We wish for them bon voyage.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Go to Church Every Sunday

Ward No Mrs. c. r. Cress, chair man; Mrs. Dan Pittman, Mrs Dale Denman, Mrs. W. $ Jones, Mrs. L, P, Beidleman. Mrs. W D. Burdine, Mrs. < NJ. Westmoreland, and Mrs. H. J. Wilson.
 Fred Fuller,
 President Prescott Chautauqua.
 Mrs. R l.. Blakely,
 President Park Association.
 Mrs. s. o. Logan, Pres. School Improvement Association.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

The ground is well seasoned and the farmers are much pleased over the good this rain will do. We in town feel relief from the dust and heat of the long dry spell and the sight of revived garden.
 Subscribe for the Daily Picayune.
 Saturday Special
 50c Voile for 20c; 35c voile for 15c; Palm Beach Hats for 40c Farmers Supply Company.
 All cotton hosiery 15c pair at Sample Shoe Store CT 5t
 Notice to Teachers
 I will hold the regular quarterly ex- animation for teachers at Prescott, June 16, IF. c. M. Hirst, 5-26 If County Examiner Instead of once a woke, the Picay ane will come to you 6 times a week.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

I there something you need fn fhe EoiI0ss'-
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 Price lists
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 Catalogues nlotters Circulars Invttations Posters E Folders N Checks k Blanks N Notices k Label N Le9ai Blanks N Menu Cards N * Piscards II \ Dodgers
 Post Cords Prodrsms
 Receipts Pronrpf. careful and eN- cfsuf attention gfvers Co eUer.y defdu
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-14
Why Destroy
Confiscated Booze

Pierre Ian 1A-Af Re1tiHAG AzzE
~s@k =5a quarts 8f g0o@ w1IsEeF
Ezs 6sszroFss1 5F 70Eie= officials T1Is
Ezs liquor WIKI mas s7lzHE oY the
state rear zgo- Under 0szr aEu1i-
5ift0r @zfonre-azE Laws al liquor
s4Ee-5 and heEd = 80 5e aesxroTesz-
Really -hES Is fngEiEa- IL rhs state
7@<-ftz EhoGeszfs drag sz0-e= and
o-Es-S 20 kzzdle Ifqu0- Under car
tain rA-r1c~tu-x II would therefore
s=- more rsaz0zzhgs that zke SAFE
shouI6 dispose u Ihiz s1zffsw7rs-1
II9EOr xzc thES re=sEv@ sone r@v-
zzue- -AsFs : z0Ehirg 20 - gzLnea
n DESTROYING Il Here "a an oDpaE-
turirv 70 make little IGneT for the
szzre- ard s-ozId b. done II this
s=zEed If1uor il z0- lEIltEEz1- e VIII
be zure1zsesz sruzz some 0skez sozErws
znS the STATE VIII g=s n0Ea1zg
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-14
COMPLETE BRIDGE
IN W0 YEARS
PRESIDENT UF MERIDIAN HIGH
WAY BRIDGE TELLS 0F PRDss-
gE-S OF CONSTRUCTION.

E2EEr0z. 1an- 14-Cg-pl plsrfu- 81
zEe Meridian hiEAEaE bridge zeru<z
rEe Missouri river here wEthiz TWO
r=zrs sre= gf zzdekIezzzs=z~ e sEnes-
l0ldsrs VIII pay zsss=sszaezzs as they
ar called for. = yx@5iCreS ay D.
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dian Highway Bridge asZp2uF
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before zZE 80 Else= 8lT Of TIE -1Vg=r
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-14
VOICE PROTEST
LANGUAGE BILL
GERMAN LTTHFRAS- DF NORTH
ERN - ID PROTEST AGAINST
4L-ETH BILL IN LEfsI>E.A-
TTRE

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sale education e1mEitre@ g@zer-
1ET afternoon @I1h resolutions
zoopzasi 1y IES Ansrzezz zfzErnE- q
German Lutheran eE-rwA protesting
zEzIESE rEH AAszsh 1in rez-uirruE
children % - sszr 20 English tszeh-
eighth grade Es requested Psr-aEz-
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vzzr b@fEe they zTrEzEeS shs eighth
70 give then training Il enUrr-
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c--El1ra@ 81 expressed 5T GEzErZzE
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razra -hH ezII1r@z e1urrz w0YE Il
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they might -ezl ind uEe outside
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ring he 6esaTs EvoTls5ors 20 TIE
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the pazEE1EEzew primaries as ls@5ssE
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animation
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-14
BOOZE RUNNERS
ARE V|CTIMIzED
BOOZE BANDITS wAYLAY BOOT
LEGGER> AND VICTIM CAN'T
COMPLAIN BECAUSE TRAP
FfG L. ILLICIT.

Sioux City. Jan 14-WhEskv ban
1its 2rs rezpIng = large Investment
these DAYS. zcr8rdfEE 20 unofficial
-spoT-s which 2rN pouring into the
polir@ szzri0n- III appears that the
o00gEeEZEng Business 1zs frs para
zTes as we'll As other more snbs1zn-
TAI voeztio-S
These robbers zoo znkiiEsz1 20 fur-
p0rr liquor 1r1- Canada For sale on
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FOR their more Industrious egTIszg-
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several importers" have aa=n ra-
Ii@vea q raezF rhirSz 4uszczIzE ear
Eu@z Iuzz outside me eatv limits sv
bandits who thea bring vhe Tiuuor
lnro rae city and dispose OF rs 70
throat Rzrrhs=1 residents
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ZonSls lozG 1f Canadian waiSEy On
the MfIiEzr- ru2G A1uaheF dis
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Of the traits oE ais labor zfrer ne
had sElcE=@s3eza II bring & 1nfo the
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cellar rh- night after -he ezrgo ar
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a -msrzcEae En0 reDF=s@Eres1 himself
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OF the WooabuT- CUurTE AEEf-S&-
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DAYS Ezter thar Mr MeMilIzE had
szzwes1 gff nEs -uSzzcAe several dgvE
before The 7eE rear t1E vlEzEL vas
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the =nrfre situation = tEzr Fhe Tne-
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parasites An 2ype1i 20 the p91ire
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-14
CUT SOUTH DAKOTA
APPROPRIATIONS
EN1s OPERATIONS BE posi-
PtbNEB ENTlE Tsr

Pierre Ian APgTuEfT ETf01s
g1 &7.5sZ.-@s for the coming 55en-
lizI per5Oa we-= r=c9mmezded 70
me legislature 3F the stale budget
5u1r3 n rs rep0rT made public To-
DAY MzEzng Allowance fu- p0ssslble =
ssesv=zs-41 Esseszss-si valuation sf Pro-
rzrrv II r1e state due 20 Ehe z4z-
@l 1aIl IN pr1c=s. this E =Epasze1 TO
mean zb0ur Ar even arszE income
4Gd eEp41S=
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