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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
2
The item states that all papers are continued until an explicit order is issued to discontinue, marked for Saturday December 18, 1904, and suggests ongoing distribution without a set end date. It reflects a rolling publication status rather than a specific event or story.
The district anticipates a festive Christmas with community generosity and kindness. A large locomotive drawing new coaches will arrive at a white and blue stone depot opposite Werington, signaling holiday cheer despite slow transit to Mason City and Morningstar.
A brief regional note highlights improving conditions and growing prosperity. It states people are drawing closer, old jealousies fading, and rivalries being discarded as relics of barbarism. The piece references Railroad Day and upcoming excursions as a symbol of progress and unity.
Bluestone for the depot project moves along the railroad line as owners offer limited quarry take from the old glory hole, once mined for ore treatment in Virginia City. The stone, rich in copper, will decorate depots, with the community bearing transport costs as the district funds the effort.
A prominent newspaper man with a following could publicize Yerington's district, promising an up-to-date truthful publication. He can build a newspaper the community can be proud of, benefiting every man, woman, and child through accurate information.
The text argues for choosing between a Municipal Irrigation District or irrigation under the Carey Act amendments. It notes both options would meet needs, urges timely decision to avoid hardship, and highlights the global demand for meritorious irrigation bonds as capital seeks such investments. It advocates shaping affairs intelligently to leverage favorable market conditions.
Notice is given that Nevada Gheen Copper Company of Carson City Nevada and attorney in fact McVaggart have filed a patent application for multiple lodes in the Mason mining district and surrounding claims in Lyon and Orav counties Nevada. The description includes Copper Queen Daisy Black Horse and other lodes with surface ground details and bearings on Cor No. 1 through 4, beginning points and corner descriptions, official plat and notes filed with the Register of the Crack City District Nevada. The notice cites the act of Congress and Colorado Springetide references.
A damaged transcription lists numerous place names and survey references in Leake County. It includes names such as Queen No.8, Copper Capper, Capper Umer Temi, Took Tid by a cathetre gayer, and various locals like Edith lode nitning chajine caren fenle elvine. The document references a minister and a legal attornor, with scattered phrases about locations, pages, and survey results.
Coowner L. Charles A. Vardy expended 1908 funds for labor and improvements on the Cae tus mining claim in the Mason Valley district Nevada. If coowners Beckman Tratter Moxlce and Comeurth fail to contribute $20 each by ninety days from first publication June 26 1909, their interest may become property of the claimant under Section 2424.
A 40 acre ranch near Yering with water rights and well stock is offered at a bargain. It includes buildings, a barn, outbuildings, and farming implements. Owner seeks funds to pursue other business. terms available. For details contact Whitacre & Co. Also a $250 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of suspects in a theft of Gallagher ranch equipment worth $50, reported August 40.
Notice states that hanting permits for Hanting Oo Miller and Tax Ranch will be issued at the Veringtor hotel. Any hanting permit will be prosecuted under law A. GavFokt Saperisstendeth.
A horse branded 20 on the right hip strayed to the ranch of Jean Sales & Co. The owner will plead.
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