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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary mining directory notes describe the Yerington district with listed officers C Nostrevell J K Caine and others. mentions the Veriton Copper Company near Verington, development work, and a Bisulitie hoist amid questionable OCR text.
Drummond Hines Company details capitalization of 1,000,008 with stock at x per share. Officers include President and Treasurer Wie W. Drummond, Vice President FP Jaquette, Secreta r y Barniett. Principal office in Drinin ay Veringiat with operations in Yerington and six other locations in the Walker River district within six miles of Cine Grove.
A fragments rich with names and positions describe the Native Copper Mowing Company. Mentions include President Mr. Pennings, Vice President Sonia Krine, and Secretary John Pathol. Main office appears in Rena Newwila. company property lies about ten miles west of Yerington. Development work toward tying something into a mining or tram system is noted.
New Mammoth Gold Mining Co lists claims in Nevada under a capitalization structure. Officers include C. Frestent as secretary treasurer and directors G. W. Dares and Meyer. The firm notes 29 claims staked with government work to be completed, amid limited details on vesting and operations.
This notice describes a mining company with a capital stock value per share and officers including President and Vice President at a main office in Venet or Verington Nevada. It notes ownership of claims in Buckskin district about 54 miles west of Yering and indicates prosecution of a matter with favorable returns.
Statewide notes show Carson valley expects a good apple harvest while Tonopah reports two earthquake shocks felt underground near mining sites. Beloved pioneer Mrs. Barclay dies in Los Angeles and a rail yard safe was looted at Mound House. Reno council ousts four officers amid a manhunt, and other regional items include new sampling works at Hazen, an accidental death near Sparks, and local consolidations in Silver County high schools.
A rich strike two miles from Todi Nevada and another rich native gold and silver find at Skookum near Goldfield two thirds metal. Deaths by own actions include A J Sasserno in Pali Sade and Cleveland Murphy in Reno. Jack McDougall shot by Leslie in Rawhide. Governor Sparks returns ill from San Francisco. Card sharp Jolett expelled from Virginia City. Crime data: 75 percent of Nevada crime by native born residents per Inspector Warner. Goldfield bonds for schools at 50 000 funds. University president Stubbs cites Carnegie pension funds for professors. State prison adds twenty four cell blocks. Veterinary report links horse sickness at Goldfield to alfalfa diet.
A columnist critiques those who seek free ads in newspapers while shunning their home paper, praising protective associations to curb such free advertising. The piece notes Gallagher leaving for the coast to vacation and to witness San Francisco fleet arrivals.
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