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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
2
The Times declares it offers a square deal to all readers and advertisers. A mining man shows initial hostility but accepts fairness, while the paper warns against free advertising by outsiders and emphasizes paid, local promotion to support its operations.
Mrs. M. C. Gardner died last evening from pneumonia after ribs were broken in a Dayton auto accident the day before. Clara Belle McDonald arrived and aided her mother to Fallon, then she rushed back to Carson City. Gardner, cousin of Speaker Joe Cannon, leaves four sons James Percy Major and Go Gardner and two daughters Mrs Scovill of New York and Mrs Clara Belle McDonald of San Francisco. A separate notice seeks the owner of a dark bay mare branded BC, missing since May 1 at a ranch in Wabuska Nevada.
A notice from a resident offering piano lessons at fair prices. Contact through the office for arrangements.
Jack McLaughlin and Christ Jorgen sen from Buckskin visit this week to work on their property and anticipate more crowding after a spell. The piece notes a daytime encounter with a father figure offering candy to a 12 year old, prompting the boy to question the fairness of the request as Buckskin seems poised to awaken from its sleep in the coming summer.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District Lyon County Nevada estate of Axlie Weir deceased. The undersigned appointed and qualified as executor of the last will and testament. Creditors must file claims with vouchers with the Clerk within three months of this first publication dated May 31 1910.
The Los Angeles Mining Review notes California oil dividends in April totaled 710 308.12 from sixty firms while Nevada's Goldfield Consolidated mine earned a net over 839 000 in the same period. The Nevada mine also holds sizable reserves to continue profits, despite a recent stamp mill disruption. The paper concludes the Nevada gold mine outperformed all California oil wells combined in the 30 days.
The notice urges regular delivery and promises to locate delivery irregularities. It notes several past due subscriptions and states Nevada has no closed season on paying subscriptions. It requests name and address with all communications and cautions against malicious joshing.
Prof H H Howe Nevada educator dies at home in Reno last Tuesday at about 70. He taught in Carson for over 30 years and for two years headed the State University Preparatory School. His daughter Miss Sybil Howe teaches in the Meisner district and leaves for Reno after the news. Scores of friends extend sympathy in the bereavement.
Jack Cockill, a wealthy operator in the Werington district, spends weeks in this locality to regain health. He says Bays Valley climate aids longevity and prompts health seekers to settle in the city.
The German Coxen Morse Stallion Grand 3909 will be stationed for the 1910 season at Romeo d Rosaschi’s or the John Snyder ranch. For terms contact R Rosaschi or C A McLeod.
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