The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-07-04
Reese Jenkins is IN town.

town to-day.
The paycar passed through last Thurs
day distributing coin among its en-
ployes.
We are informed that George Brady of
Golconda contemplating opening a store
at CarlIn.
A new air compressor has arrived at
the depot for the Morning Star mine at
Dean.
Rev. Father Butler will hold services
in the Catholic Church next Sunday,
both morning and evening.
VIM. O'Brien and his sister Miss Della.
came down from Austin last Monday
and left on No. 6 for Butte City, Mont.
The four-year-old son of L. H. Taylor,
the surveyor, fell and fractured his
thigh at Woodford's on The 23l inst
Genoa Courier.
Laborers are said to be scarce in this
vicinity and hardly a day passes that
someone is not looking in vain for ranch
and other help.
Fifty cents in a bottle OF Trib re
turns full valae-perhap more-nlay
save a liml-has saved many-Brings
comfort TOO.
L. E. Bingham, formerly of the Times
Review, aud john IL. Dennis, who is con
eeded to be the best all around writer in
the State, have leased the Reno Journal
From the doors of the public schools
of Chicago last week there went out into
the arena of the worlds activities over
thirteen thousand graduates.
John j. Day had both bones of tn e
right leg above the ankle broken by a
horse falling upon him "A few days ago
near Austin.
The Hadley and Campbell group of
mines situated in Buena Vista mining
d strict, real Unionville, have been sold
to an Eastern company.
The NEvADAN's subscription list is in
creasing right along. The paper goes to
all parts of the country. Advertisers
will do well to keep this fact in mind.
DR.. J. Il. Stubs of the State Univer-
sity. and Prof. Waits and wife, came
down from Austin last Friday. The
gentlemen gave this Office a pleasant
call.
Troops 81, 4S and 40, of the United
States Infantry, discharged Sunday at
the Preside, went East Monday evening
There we're five thousand discharged
Sunday.
Remember the dance to might which
takes place in Armory Hall, given by l.
l.. Kendrick. A large crowd will be in
attendance ana Mr.. Kendrick will see
that all will have a good time.
Mrs. h. A. Pearee came down from
BeowaWe last evening and will spend a
few days visiting Mrs. Woolcock and
family before leaving for her home 10
Pleasant Valley, Humboldt county.
Although the days have not been 81
very hot thus far with but u or two ex-
ceptions the river Is gradually lowering.
1t is thought that the hay crop on the
river will be very light this year.
P. S. Brooks, Al. Phillips. Norris Bert.
rand, Ed. Davidson and Jake Clark of
Beowawe we're il town this week. The
boys spent to-day at Carlin but will re
turn for the dance here this evening.
The brick work on the new buildings
being built by DR.. Hood and w. ID. AID.
dington has been completed and interior
work has been commenced. The build
ings Will probably be ready for occu-
pancy il about two weeks.
Vim Elstop of Austin returned Mon
day from Tonapah and brought back
with him a piece of ore from the olu-
pany's mines that assays 2,0JO ounces in
silver and 81, 2O0 in gold.
The Horton Co. has made an en-
trance flom their store to the adjoining
building. formerly k own as the Gold
Note saloon. The large room will he
used for dry goods IN connection with
the store.
The Senatorial fight in Nevada next
year promises to be the hottest seen for
a long tl.ae. With Senator Jones lead
ing the Republicans aud Congressman
Newlands the Democrats, things will he
red hot, politically.
The Lode denies the report that the
DeLamar mine is to be closed down.
The paper says that the runor originated
with the sknocker" element and is with
out IA semblance of foundation.
Miss Emma Wallace of Austin spent "A
few days in town this week. The young
lady is on her way TO attend the Teach