Sentiment Favors Lyon County Hospital Bond Issue
At a Saturday meeting of the Commercial Club in the Court House Lyon County citizens discussed a proposed 50000 bond to build a county hospital at Yerington. Attendees heard reports from Dr Leavitt and Mr Henrichs, with legal cautions from Attorney Willis, and the gathering adjourned after boosting the Royal Cafe reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Lyon County
Yerington
George Priedhall
Leavitt
Tyen County
Lyon
Henrichs
Hsu
Myr Henrich
Vowrty Hospital
Wid
Bly
Supreme Court
Muot Cccs Oecgeccoornin
Osw Pim
John Ross
Mra Ross
Royal Cave
Legislative Committee
Royal Cafe
Riveal
Yeringto Commercial Club
Rene
Carson
Senator Harrington
A. B. Gray
Karl Gray
Charles S. Knight
Col N. ©. Moore
Reno
Night
Smith Valley
Commence
Annual Meeting of Ruaggn Valley Bank Recalls Directors
The Mason Valley Bank annual meeting on January 15 re-elected directors Frank OO Stigknes Chas E Day Joseph Giraud PL J Conway and John McGowan for the year. Officers named were J O Sticky president Chas I Day vice president J F Beauport cashier. The report praised a prosperous year with growth plans and reserve additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Valley Bank
Old Bowd
Frank OO Stigknes
Chas.e. Day
Joseph Giraud
PL J. Conway
John McGowan
J. O. Sticky
Chas. I. Day
J. F. Beauport
Reno
Iva van Witten
Doris Hulseman
Frivnits
Yerington
Denarte
California
V. Rawson
Nevasla
Farmers
Mil & Feed Co
Mir. Ruwnsen
Covine
Nevada
Mason Items and Socials Highlight Local News
Mrs. Win iubwo rds entertained Saturday in honor of Ney sister Mrs. Glenn J. Ramsey. Guests included Mesdames To ot Lever Kinemeyer Dickson Gurr Barlow Chak Kidd and Dickson. Mr I J Conway of Reno visiting daughter Mrs A Stanteon. Mason attended Yerington Commercial Club meeting about county hospital and poor farm. Mrs J W Askis returned from Visbury California due to her mother Lloyd Shutter sickness. Shutter improving.
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Win Iubwords
Ney
Glenn J. Ramsey
Toot. Lever
Kinemeyer
Dickson
D. Gurr
A. Barlow
Chak
Kidd
I. J. Conway
Reno
A. Stanteon
Mason
Yermgton
Yerington
J. W. Askis
Itisbury
California
Lloyd Shutter
Stutter
Second annual Nevada Farm Bureau meeting planned in Reto
The Nevada State Farm Bureau schedules its second annual gathering in Reto tomorrow with President C. C. Tidd of Smith set to call the session to order and oversee the proceedings.
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Nevada State Farm Bureau
Reto
C. C. Tidd
Smith
Heller Lawsuit Over Bluestone Mining Dispute
Judge Moran overruled most demurrers in the $300,000 suit filed by Martn J. Heller against Joseph R. DeLamar over Bluestone Mining property near Yerington. Heller seeks one twentieth share and five percent of profits since 1905, valuing the property at about $6,000,000. The case involves Bluestone Mining & Smelting Co and its later defense after DeLamar’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martn J. Heller
Joseph R. DeLamar
Winlstone Mining & Smelting Company
Yerington
Moran
Suly
Meller
Hellgr Deela
Bluestone Mining Company
Vier
de Lamar
Heller
H Clarm
Ile
DeLamar
Bluestone Mining & Sineling Company
Modern Crank Case Cleaning Service Launched
Standard Oil Company promotes a three step crankcase cleaning service with Carol Flushing Oil to remove old oil and contaminants. The program partners with select garages along the Pacific Coast and offers a keep engine performance and longevity through a while you wait service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Minoushout
Pacific “S
Carol
Many Aspirants for Federal Appointments Listed
T A Spellier in the Gazette names numerous candidates for federal posts under the Republican administration. Appeals include internal revenue collectors like Harry J Humphreys and Speicer of Reno, J I Cansten of Lovelock, and J B Fulmer of Ely. United States marshal contenders include Steven Clark W S Johnson and A 1 Harris of Battle Mountain, with J H Fulmer of Ely and W W Phillips of Esmeralda as deputies.
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T. A. Spellier
Internal Revenue
Harry J. Humphreys
Reo
Com
Way of Fational
Speicer
Reno J. AG. Juniper
Sparks
J. 1 Cansten
Lovelock
United States
Steven Clark
W. 8. Johnson
Fonopah
A. 1 Harris
Battle Mountain
J. 11 Fulmer
Tly
WW. S. Phillips
Esmeralda County
Will Stert
Fron Elke
M. Stoninger
Federal Land Office
Elke
J. J. Gelder
Yerington
C. C. Smith
Carson
Maxon
Reno
Michael McMahon
WI. Carton
Gov
Springsmeyer
Lester Sumpterfield
Wm. M. Kearey
Sidney Foster
Benjamin J Henley
Ren
JERINGTON ORDERS HAVE INSTALLATIONS
Knights and Sythia groups held extensive install events Friday and Wednesday evenings. Local lodge officers were named including Knights C ZV Rawson Viet Attler and many others. Women of Wonderall also installed officers for the coming year with Mrs Mae McCullay and Mrs Isabel Mathews in key roles.
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Knights
Pythias
Sythia
R. Legoner
Oscar Newell
Oakey
Mast
Viola Goldsworthy
Winifred Lawson
Clara Levert
Amy Oak Protector
Alice Martin
Mattager
Dorothy Ias
Mossie Rawson
Fowler Y
Asena
Wonderall
Theresa Sweat
Mae McCullay
Isabel Mathews
Hattie Kremmel
Mea Fan
Fla Methews
Isnel
Brooks
Atle Powe
Mag Tie Aighrose
R. Stroenh
Catherine’ Meleod
Miter
Charles Derry
Rosie Breshes
Guardian
Rose
Anson
Ty Mya EE. Lewitt
Virginia Guild
Noble Gran
Mae McCulla
Noble Grand
Vailleneour
Amy Brown
Miss Lottie Ross and Robert Robinson Narrow Escape on Ice
Miss Lottie Ross and Robert Robinson nearly drowned after breaking through thin ice on the Guild Slough last Sunday. They were dragged out with help from other skaters and only suffered an ice cold bath, the water about five feet deep at the breach.
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Lottie Ross
Robert Robinson
Guild
Boosters Meeting Attracts Big Reno Crowd
The Nevada Federation of Women's Clubs held its regular Reno meeting January 8 at the Twentieth Century Club. Reports were heard, plans discussed, and invitations extended to Mrs Thomas G. Winter for a Western trip. Attendees included Mrs J. E. Church, Mrs P. Be HID, Miss Morgan, and many club members. The group urged education rights and supported Sheppard-Towner and various local civic efforts while committees announced forthcoming events and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Federation of Women’s Clubs
Reno
Twentieth Century Club
Thomas G. Winter
Feneral Federation
Ier
Iran
Mimi
Miss Moigan
Sadie Hurst
North
J. K. Smith
J. Jardin
J. C. Church
Uederson
Frank Simposa
Claxton
Sheppard—beter
Ion
Chas
Tf Fenderson
Sheppard—Towner Tlfnd
Pittman
Bill
Senate
Cy Re Evans
Jersen
Jones
Miers
Sr Arenty
Py W Simpson
Ne Bros
Wellieton
Lamoille Ilonme
Clanee Sminethineaver
Ely Woman's Club
Mesquite Club
Las Vegas
Walker River Irrigation Project This Nevada scheme advances
State Engineer reports Walker River Irrigation District formation aims to develop Mason Valley Fast Walker Valley Fish Valley and parts of Ante yt Wilien in Nevada. Forty eight owners hold about 18000 acres to be reorganized into smaller plots for intensive farming aided by four proposed reservoirs with 138100 acre feet storage. Alkali Lake will host the first unit as surveys indicate a robust annual water supply and growing population expected with the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Julliughan
Statengineer
Yerington ‘Times
Walker River
Nevada
Dix
Mason Valley
Fast Walker
Soissuc
States
Geological Survey
Walker
State Solute Calls for Blanket Highway Department Probe
State Seimotur Cowles introduced a resolution calling for a broad investigation of the State Highway department. It accuses mis management extravagance and poor judgment across the department and notes the committee members will be announced later by the senate president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seimotur Cowles
State Highway Department
Senate
Mrs A Scossa Visits Carson Friend Returns Home
Mrs A Scossa, who had been visiting Mrs Pete Williams in Carson, returned to Yerington last Wednesday.
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A. Scossa
Pete Williams
Carson
Yerington
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Ruaggn Valley Bank
Logal Company
Jerington
Boosters
Woman's Club
Federation
Sun
al. Reed
Churchill County
Cooper
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