District Court in Yerington Faces Various Cases
A busy session before Judge Hart in Yerington dealt with estate duties authorizing sale of Elmira Glann property, multiple quiet title suits decided for plaintiffs, several divorces granted including custody, and administrator fee disputes. Venue change denied, appeals noted, and judgments rendered on notes and estates.
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Ditrict
Hart
Yellington
E. H. Whitacre
Elmira Glann
H. M. Pursel
Mailda Osborn
Nancy Perkins
Louis Janin, Jr
Marti Christainsen
Annie Christiansen
Henry Carney
John C- Carney
Guy Terry
W. F. Reading
Fred Fulstone
W Hyatt
Bertha Cruger
Chas
Oscar Graetz
Frances Graetz
Graetz
Robert Scheel
Lee Hull
District Court
Ormsby County
Carson
Reno
Yerington
John F. Kunz
Atorney
Hull
Tilly Wishart
Albert M- Wishart
W. FE. Luce
J. Andrew Guttery
Plaintie
R. L. Waggooner
Ruth Alice Stocker
J. B. Stocker
George Knierim
Kendall
Justice Court
Knierim
Kendalls
Miss Martin to Speak in Nevada Towns This Week
Miss Anne Martin, candidate for United States Senator from Nevada, arrives in Yerington Friday for an open air address near the post office at 7:30 p.m. She also speaks Friday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Schirtz’s home in Mason and Thursday at 2 p.m. to the Wellington Ladies Club, followed by a 7 p.m. auto address in front of Reading’s store in Wellington.
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Miss Martin
Anne Martin
United States
Nevada
Yerington
Local Election Dates And Mining Attention Prominent
August dates mark registration close and filing deadlines for the primary election with August 1 registration closing at 9 p.m. and August 27 set for challenges and certificates of nomination. A registry list will be published by August 22, expenses due by September 2, and polls open September 7. Wint Willis, from Reservation, drew mining interest as outsiders eyed his property to be studied by mining engineers and geologists.
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Wint Willis
Main Street safety upgrades planned with signs and angled parking
Chief Kelly orders warning signs and electric lights along Main Street at Pearl Littell Broad Way and Pacific to curb speeding and parking near hydrants. Surveys by C F Kennedy proceed as Jack Kendall and Tom Hamken work. Meanwhile Reno elders protest grand jury bias blaming no women on the panel. three prominent women are arrested amid resolutions by local women's groups.
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Chief Kelly
Main Street
Pearl Street
Littell Avenue
Broadway
Pacific Streets
C. F. Kennedy
Jack Kendall
Tom Hammken
Man
Kelly
Eldt
Reno
Bessie R. Eichelberger
Nevada Federation of Women's Clubs
Maud C. Edwards
Sparks
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary C. Franzman
Women's Citizens Club of
Evans for Congress tours state in bid for renomination
Democratic candidate Charles R. Evans promotes his congressional record and support from Sparks workers and railroad brotherhoods. His two-year House tenure is cited as in line with workingmen interests, with endorsements urging his return to advance favorable railroad and labor legislation.
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Congress
Charles R. Evans
Evans
Sparks
Railroad Brotherhoods
Washington
Tribune
Local Death Notice and Town News Update
Joseph James Werren died at the county hospital Sunday August 7th. He was born in California and had lived in the community for 40 years. A son was born to the wife of Rado Nickovich at Artesia Sunday August 7th. Dr Leavitt reports all well. RK Brenner of Marysville is in Yerington on business. A B Springer left Friday for Camp Perry rifle shoot with his brother Tom Springer and Mrs Ruth Nelson and son Albert visiting Southern California. Local gasoline dealers announce a raise of 2 and one half cents per gallon. One sure way to prevent waste.
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Joseph James Werren
California
Rado Nickovich
Artesia
Leavitt
Brenner
Marysville
Yerington
Kleppe
Oy Union Land & Cattle Company
A. B. Springer
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hazen
Tom Springer
Ruth Nelson
Albert
Candidates file in state and county elections dates
A list of candidates filed for the September 7 primary includes Republicans in several offices such as Presidential Electors and U S Senate with names from Reno Las Vegas and other towns. Democrats Socialists and others are listed for Congress Regent and local posts. The notice cites numerous candidates for clerk treasurer district attorney state senate assembly and county commissioner across Nevada communities.
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Delle B. Boyd
Reno
Walter R. Bracken
Las Vegas
Louis G. Campbell
Wintemucca
J. G. Crumbley
Tonopah
Harriet S. Gelder
Yerington
H. V. Morehouse
George A Whiteley
East Ely
William Forman
Sarah J George
Sparks
Robert W. Hesson
Elko
Charles M. McGovern
al- Emerick
Pioche
J. L. Russel
Joseph York
Fallon
United States
Brewster Adams
A. Grant Miller
Tasker L. Oddie
Sardis Summerfield
Charles BE. Whiarton
Charles 8. Henderson
James Jepson
Congress
Samuel $. Arentz
Lyon County
William ‘I. McNeil
Charles R- Evans
Goldfield
Richard €. Stoddard
Walter FE. Pratt
Jerry Donovan
Silver City
Ren W. Coleman
Carson City
J. Emmet Walsh
F. Rawson
Ruel E. Lothrop
Clark J. Guild
Senate
M. R. Penrose
State Assembly
M. J. King
Assembly
J. B. Bookman
1St Distret
Butner Perfects Invention Patent Sale Agreed
W. F. Rutner of the Miller ranch applied for a patent on an endless chain block. Mechanics say it has advantageous features likely to assure success. He sold a half interest to Mason Valley for 8000 dollars with a refund promise if not secured. Production planned after patent grant, aiming to supply large quantities at about one third the current block price.
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W. FP. Rutner
Miller Ranch
Mason Valley
Painful Accident Involving Hay Rake Injures Ray O Connell
Ray OConnell of the Heise ganch suffered injuries when a team of horses pulling a hay rake bolted on Tuesday. He was thrown from the seat, the rake teeth lodged in his shoulder, and his collar bone fractured. He was taken to Carson Valley Hospital for treatment.
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Ray O'Connell
Heise Ganch
Carson Valley Hospital
Work at Broken Hills Reports 20 Men Employed
Broken Hills reports from Stratford-Arthur property employing 20 men. The Silver Trailer owned by Fallon interests shows rich ore at current depth and also employs 20 men. The Thompson property is making an excellent showing.
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Broken Hills
Stratford-Arthur
Fallon People
Thompson
Congress Mines To Be Worked In Mineral County
The Congress mine in Wheeler Pass Mt Grant Mining District Mineral County is under state corporation review before charter grant. Wm Edwards will run operations from Brook's hotel while plans push rapid development and selective stock recruitment from Yerington and the valley. The Watson block stock will transfer to the new company uniting two firms, with mining property in Mineral County and offices in Yerington.
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Congress
Corporation Commission
Wheeler Pass
Mt Grant Mining Dstrict
Mineral County
J. R. Watson, Jr
Congress Consolidated Mining Company
Edwards
Brook’s Hotel
San Franci
Yerington
Watson
Congres Mines Company
Fares and Freights Hearing Planned by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission will meet in Carson City on August 16 to decide whether to raise fares and freight rates following petitions from the railroads operating in Nevada. The commission has notified interested parties to appear in Carson City on August 16. Clyde Mattino, who drummed at the Granada Theatre, leaves for Reno then Salt Lake City to open The Melody Shop, a music store. Doctor Neilsen of the USDA, who has inspected cattle in the valley, will continue work in Smith Valley.
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Public Service Commission
Carson City
Carson Cty
Clyde Mattino
Granada Theatre
Reno
Salt Lake City
Melody Shop
Neilsen
United States Department of Agriculture
Smith Valley
Frasier Pike Marriage Notice Corrected in Times
Wm Frasier of Verington and Mary E Pike of Auburn Maine were married with Rev Dixon officiating at midnight Thursday. Groomsman was Wm Summers and bridesmaid was Mrs Summers. Notice repeats to correct names from last week in Times.
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IL. Frasier
Verington
Mary E. Pike
Auburn
Mrs Hague Visits Sister and News Family Guests
Mrs Hague visits her sister Mrs Mac Stallard this week. Mr and Mrs Whorton, parents of George Whorton of the News, arrived today with their son Glenn.
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Mrs. Hague
Mrs. Mac Stallard
Mrs. Whorton
George Whorton
the News
Glenn
Copper Grande Hosts Night of Music and Litigation
A Mason social at Spragg Hall honored Miss Muriel Conway, Miss Genevieve Conway, Miss Clark, and Miss Hazel Tague with Mr and Mrs Vout as guests. Separately, Judge J Emmett Walsh ruled in Mineral County for defendants in the Northern Light mines dispute, granting title to Copper Grande to McKenzie and ordering costs against Montague. The Copper Grande property near Yerington holds an estimated 10,000 tons of ore, bonded to Mason Valley Mines for 250,000 dollars, amid lengthy litigation and high legal talent.
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Spragg Hall
Mason
Muriel
Genevieve Conway
Clark
Reng
Hazel Tague
Fresno
Vout
Charles Melcod
Avel Hague
J. Emmett Walsh
C.V. Montague
SP McDonald
Northern Light Mines
Northern Light Company
RV. Taylor
S. R. McDonald
Dr. McKende
Yerington
MccKenzie
Montague
Triet
Mineral County
Detcher
Mineral
Hawthorne
Jurge Walsh
Reno
Dr. McKenzie
Tegel Authority
Yeringtom
Hthis
Mason Valley Mines Company
Central Garage Changes Hands in Bridge Street Move
CM Coddington Geo Martin and HP Campbell have purchased Central Garage from EA Dillon and moved to Bridge Street rear of the fire plant. They take possession at the start of the week and bring expert mechanics and equipment capable of any class of repair work.
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Central Garage
Coddington
Geo. Martin
HP. Campbell
Us & J
Bridge Street
Carson Appeal misstates miller's party nomination race
The Carson Appeal wrongly says Johnny Miller seeks the Democratic nomination for State Senator in Mineral County. The correct reading is Miller pursuing the Republican nomination as a longtime wheelhorse of the party in Mineral County. The error may be corrected in time.
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Carson
Johhny Miller
Joline
Atv Miller
Mineral County
Copper Belt Freight Rate Hearing Set for 25 Percent Increase
C Ab Chapman and J H Cook announce the Copper Belt will leave for San Francisco to handle business as Mr Cook attends a Nevada Public Service Commission hearing next week on Copper Belt freight rate rise. Copper Belt operated last year at a metros of $10,000. no change to eneer rate.
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C. Ab Chapman
J. H. Cook
San Francisco
Cook
Nevada Public Service Commission
Qiis Eneer
Budget of Notes from Mason Town
Budget of notes from Mason Town records local movements and visits including Mrs C F Musto and son Clyley of Port Weyne Tidiana guests with the Wo Askins family. Charles E Wharton Republican US Senate candidate visited, plus J T Reauport Mason Valley Bank cashier and sale at the N C BR RL freight depot well attended with items disposed of.
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Nick Kosieh
John Metrovieh
Bluestone Mining & Smelting Co
Mason
C.F Musto
Clyley
Port Weyne
Tidiana
Wo Askins
Pirlen
Askine
Dave Gare
Santa Cruz
J. J. Hoeckman
R M. Kidder
Visiat
N.C BR RL
Gale
Mining At Reservation District Near Schurz
G W Winkfield, operator of group of mines near Schurz, visited Yerington. He has drilled over 8000 feet on claims showing gold and silver values and predicts pleasant surprises for the Reservation district's mining future. A Chinese laundryman Ping Lee was arrested at Mission for possessing opium. Federal officers Brown and O’Neil jailed him. he paid a $200 fine and costs and offered a toast to all. Tarry McNeil left for rest with Gordon and Mrs Fannie Waggoner bound for the Unat vicinity on business.
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G. W. Winkfield
Schurz
Yerington
Winckfield
Ping Lee
Mison
O'Neil
Manchard
Lee
Tarry McNeil
Manintus
Mone Gordon
Fier
Lome
Fannie Waggoner
Busine
Accident near Hendricks ranch injures rider
Cecil Stetlard was hurt when his horse bolted from a cart on the Hendricks ranch road. He was thrown under the horse and kicked several times, suffering a painful injury in the incident the other evening.
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Cecil Stetlard
Drivtyny
Hendricks
Norse
Miss Mildred Leavitt Returns Home to Oakland
Miss Mildred Leavitt, who had been visiting her parents in Yeington during vacation, has returned to her home in Oakland.
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Mildred Leavitt
Yeington
Selipet
Oakland
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University
A-E. Cheney
George F. Talbot
B. F.curler
Eko
Butner
Congress Mines
Frasier—Pike
Copper Grande
Mckenzie
Sam Belford
George S. Green
Retro
H. Pilkington
Vermaton
Mr. McKenzie
TH. V. Morehouse
Percy Smith
Mason Town
Pictomry Ro L. Waggoner
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