The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-10-10
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.
Jim Paul was in town last Friday.

Battle Mountain has now two BARRIERS.
Trib cures swellings, bruises, sprains.
Battle Mountain is badly in need of a
new hall.
p. s. Brooks was down from Beowawe
Monday.
Rev. P. H. Willis preached in Golconda
Monday night.
Ike Solomon received a new delivery
wagon last week.
Mrs. j. A. Blossom has returned from
a visit to California.
Lawyer j. +. Dennis of Winuemucca
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Earl Pease and baby returned to
Winnemucca Monday.
Barney jacob returned yesterday to
his ranch at Hot Springs.
Trainmaster McGovern Of winnemucca
was in town Tuesday.
j. G. Phelps Stokes was a passenger
for Austin last Saturday.
The German and English Specialists
will be in Battle Mountain October 18th.
Henry Crum shipped a carload of
mules to Sacramento last Sunday night.
A sister OF Mrs. Ed. Gossett OF this
place, arrived from Tuscarora Tuesday.
Bob Blossom sold IS head OF steers to
Messrs. Evans and Holcombe of Reno
Tuesday.
Will Norris went down to Dayton last
week and from there will probably visit
Tonopah.
Frank Boskowitz, the genial drummer.
was IN town to-day interviewing our
business men.
The snow sheds in the Sierras are
again on fire and no trains have arrived
from the West to-day.
Fifteen cars of cattle came over the
N. C. Monday from Austin belonging to
Elliott Bros. Of Sacramento.
L. A. Lemaire returned yesterday
from Austin where he attended the Com
missioners' meeting Monday.
The Columbia has again left the Sham.
rock in the rear and Uncle Sam is hum
ming columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean,"
Miss Eliza Pierce left for Golconda
last Friday. She will teach school out
at the Hammond ranch, 50 miles from
Golconda.
A Mrs. Allen Of Illinois spent a couple
OF days in town this week canvassing for
the book on the life and work Of William
Mckinley.
r. C. Blossom shipped three carloads
of horses East last night billed to Chi.
cago. A Vandermark went along with
the horses.
The Dewey Jockey Club of Austin,
will have two days more racing at the
Reese River track Oct Oath and 25th.
There is $3.50 in purses.
James Roberts, wife and child arrived
in town overland from Silver City,
Idaho, I tuesday and Wednesday morn
ing left for Austin.
A.. j. Pullman was in town fr IN Elko
yesterday. Mr.. Pullman may in the
near future erect a brick building back
OF his building on Main Street.
Jim Wheeler went up to Elko last Fri
day and after remaining there for II
short time will go to Cortez and resume
his position at the mine.
A. c. Pratt, whose whereabouts have
been a mystery for several weeks, has
been located near Grass Valley, CAL,
whore he is working on a ranch.
DR.. K. A. Jackman, for many years
surgeon for the Southern Pacific Com
pany at Wadsworth, has rendered his
resignation to take place the 10th inst.
Schley gained several points in the
Court Of Inquiry Tuesday by Hodgson's
evidence. He related in full the circum-
stances attending the battle Of Santiago.
In the Justice Court at Austin last
week, Ollie johnson, charge, being an az
eessory to the crime OF grand larceny
Held to answer before the Grand Jury
in bail at 5000.
Charley Montgomery arrived in town
Tuesday evening from Chandler district.
One OF his horses he was driving took
sick on the road and died about a
mile from town.
Mre. Mary j. Mack OF Virginia City,
Grand President Of the Rebekah As
sembly Of Nevada, expects to visit Loyal
Rebekah Lodge No. Is, of this place on
Friday evening, October 18th.
'Inkless printing is a discovery lately
made and which bids fair to prove a sue
cess. 1t is accomplished mainly with
types OF different kinds of metals, opera
ted upon with electricity.
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