The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-10-03

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Il Co. which has no equal in that city.
The German specialists will visit Bat
tie Mountain October 18th. Spec
ialty dropsy and cancer No pay till
cured.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage
1t lubricates the sinews, aids quick ac-
tion and prevents stiffness.
George Russell, Jr., took charge of
the butcher shop Tuesday. Geo. Lutz
will be retained to manage the shop and
do the cutting.
Robt. Pohl, a clerk in the Horton Cos
store resigned his position Monday and
left for Tonopah whore he has a position
in a store at that place.
]. II. Crum has sold to Louis Dean of
San Francisco, 406 head OF beef cattle.
The cattle were shipped Monday to
Lovelock to feed.
Old Lazy Joe, one Of Battle Mountains
old time Indians, shuliled off this earthly
coil Tuesday night and was laid quietly
to rest yesterday by his tribe with the
usual horrors
G.. b. Ramsaell who has been bar ten.
der for A. ID. Lemaire & Sons for several
years, has resigned his position aud has
entered the employ of Ike Solomon.
The race between the challenger and
the America cup defender Tuesday was
declared off on account OF the expiration
OF the tine limit. The Shamrock had
the better of the heat.
James Paul and A. Philippine went up
to Austin this morning as witnesses in
the case Of Ole Johnson who was arrest
ed last week and is now 10 the Austin
Jail charged as accessory to the grand
larceny, in the Brown and Layton case.
Mrs. Polkinghorne and daughter, Miss
Mary, mother and sister OF George Polk
inghorne, returned Monday from a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones at Idaho
Falls. They went to Austin Tuesday.
George NJ. Pullman, eldest son of the
late Chicago millionaire and Mrs. Sarah
Brazell, his sister-in-law, were married
Monday at Carson City, Nevada. The
wedding was quiet one. Justice OF the
Peace Stone officiated.
John Wholley, came down from Austin
Sunday and is o busy at work build
ing a brick annex on the end of the Hor-
ton Co. store and viii also build on to
the old Gold Note saloon extending that
building the entire length of the store.
The building Will be used as a large
warehouse.
Mrs J.. A. Miller came down from Aus
tin Monday and left on No. q bound for
New York City. Mrs. Miller will first
stop in Chicago on a visit thence to
Buffalo to the Exposition. Before re-
turning home she will visit Washington,
remaining in the Capitol City several
days.
Tonopah has a boom in the building
line. A 5000 residence is being built
for o. e. Turner by Swale and Hollis,
and a $1,000 residence will be built by
the Tonopah Mining Company fer Man
ager j. II. Jenkins, while dwellings are
being built throughout the town. The
teams on the road cannot haul the lum-
Der in fast enough to supply the demand.
bonanza.
Jas. Wheeler came down from Cortez
las Saturday and after spending couple
OF days in town shaking the hand of his
many friends, left for Golconda TO spend
a few days at the Springs. He says
things at Cortez are running along very
smoothly and everyone seems to be do
ing well az no complaints are heard from
either side. Jim is blacksmith for the
Tenabo Company and he will ret urn in
the course of a short time.
John Pierpont Morgan and a party of
seventy passed through Monday morn
ing on "a special train from New York to
San Francisco where Mr.. Morgan is to
attend tho triennial convention of the
Episcopal Churches of America as a lay
delegate. The special consisted Of five
standard Pullmans and a diner.
The pinenut market in this State Is
feeling the effects of the law of supply
and demand. The years crop is heavier
than usual, and the Indians have re-
reduced the price to one-half what it was
last year. The red men are poor finan-
ciers. They control the pinenut crop abb
solutely and they could easily form a
trust and keep the price at the highest
mark.
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