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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
2
City of Yerington officials including Mayor Judson G R Smith W F Powers and W Wilts. Also named are Clerk and Treasurer City Attorney Chief of Police Night Policeman and council members H Sonne E J Ross J Snyder C Gallagher.
Advertising rates set single column display at 1 dollar per inch per month with one monthly change included. Weekly changes incur one third of monthly rate per week. Reader lines priced at 10 cents per line. Legal notices charged at 2 dollars per square inch for first insertion and 1 dollar per square inch for subsequent insertions as fixed by Nevada law. No discounts offered. Cards of thanks and resolutions priced per line.
The Western Smelters corporation plans a new Carson site within ninety days, relocating headquarters from Kansas City to Carson and reorganizing under New state laws. Capital stock stands at 5 million dollars with 1 million shares. C.W. Clapp confirmed details in Reno and J. A. Yerington of Carson is president. the Merrimac mill site on the Carson river is secured.
The State University Register notes fall term demand is rising with the girls dormitory full and the men’s dorm nearly filled. Outside accommodations are being arranged as the university anticipates one of its largest attendances in history.
Yerington residents pledge large food and supplies for Rawhide Nev. Joe Holland at Wa Yuska relay sends thanks to Verington citizens while Rawhide reports no aid needed as they are already well supplied and cooperating with local efforts. Howard V. Throckmorton chairs the Rawhide Relief Committee.
The undersigned gives notice that he will prosecute by law all persons found hunting or shooting on his premises or any property under his control. W. H. Spracc.
Twelve head of horses and harness and a freight wagon offered for sale. Listing indicates items may be sold separately by Lirtuns and Davinson.
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