The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-19
CENTRAL HEvADAn
Local and Personal.

Baseball Fingers yield to Trib.
Joe Farren was in town yesterday.
Joseph Jory of Willow Creek Is in
town.
Frank Martin went down to Reno
Thursday.
w. T. Jurey and wife are down from
Galena.
See "ad' Of William Licking in another
column.
Mrs. Elnor Horton came down from
Austin Monday.
1t looks as though we were on the
verge of a storm.
Ed. Uren is down from Lean on a visit
to bis family.
Hay is selling at s. per ton in the
stack at Lovelock.
George Russell, ST., returned from
Reno yesterday morning.
Tonopah is about to institute a lodge
OF Knights Of Pythias.
e. w. Clayton, agent at Golconda was
in town Wednesday.
Hiram and Fred Barron returned
from Beowawe Monday.
The State Fair at Reno opened Mon
day with a large attendance.
Sheriff Watt came down from Austin
Monday and returned Thursday.
Mrs. Fl. Pierce went to Golconda last
Saturday and returned Monday.
Thursday was the Goth anniversary of
the death OF Pr esident Garfield.
Mrs. J. A Blossom has gone to Wheat
land. Cal, o. a visit to her mother.
A large flag for the Battle Noun tain
school will arrive from the East in a few
days.
Albert Kattenhorne left for his home
at Bullion Tuesday morning with a load
OF hogs.
B. A. jacob, OF the Hot Springs ranch
spent a couple of days in town this
week.
T. e. Lee is down from his mine the
Little Giant at old Battle Mountain for
a few days.
The population of Battle Mountain is
increasing az will be seen by referring to
another column.
r. c. Blossom returned yesterday
from Reno where he has been attending
the State Fair.
Frank Chiara departed for Gold Creek
Monday where he is to drive team for
W. w. Williams.
Commissioner L. A. Lemaire attended
the meeting of the Board OF Equalization
at Austin Monday.
Harlem AGREE. an Austin raised young
man, has taken a position in the Horton
C~ompany's store at this place.
Nearly all the Nevada papers did not
issue a paper Thursday as a mark of T Z.
spect to the dead President.
II. J. Berry who has been the book
keeper in the Horton Cos. store resigned
his position Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank Martin and children left
Sunday afternoon for Reno and San
Francisco on a visit TO friends.
The races at Austin began Thursday
and will continue three days. A large
number of horses are at the track.
II. r. Lsmaire of the NEvAoAN. Robt
Pohl and Henry Schmith went up to
Austin Thursday to attend the races.
DIR. Emmerson OF San Francisco who
has been looking after his mining inter
ests at Galena was in own this week.
Miss Jennie Pate left for her home in
Indiana, Tuesday after a pleasant visit
of several weeks with relatives here.
Nate Dundson OF Silver Creek, this
county. passed through Monday on his
way to Reno to spend a cou pie OF weeks.
The new annex Of six rooms being
built to the Nevada Hotel is nearly com
pleted and will be ready for occupancy
shortly.
Mrs. Joseph Dusang and little Jimmie
Wilkins departed last Thursday night
for San Francisco and will be absent
some time.
A great deal is being said in Salt Lake
about Golconda and the opinion is freely
expressed that the Adelaide is soon to
reopen.
Mrs. Hiram Barron returned from
Wadsworth Saturday afternoon where
she has Leen for some weeks on a visit
to relatives.
Judge Mack has gone to indianapolis,
Indiana, to attend the annual session of
the l. o. o. f. Grand Lodge to which
l.