The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-19

Mrs. W. A. Cheek (nee Cruz arrived
Wednesday evening from her home at
Ogden Of a visit to her parents.
D. e. Galden has arrived in Winnie
mucca from Nome, Alaska. He will re-
sumo his run on the road as conductor
in a few days.
The NEvADAN is a little late in coming
out this week on account of sickness
with the force and hope our dear readers
will overlook the delay for this time.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display window of Sanborn, Val
& Co., which has no equal in that city.
The German specialists will visit Bat
tie Mountain September 9th. Spec
ialty dropsy and cancer. No pay till
cured.
w. o. II. Martin, a prominent Reno
capitalist, died there last Saturday
night. He was a member of De Witt
Clinton C~ommandery. Knights Templar.
Trib is economical. A small guam
THY is effective. 1t cures sprains and
burns.
The Postofiice Department is adver-
Using for bids for the carrying of mails
on all the star routes in the State OF Ne
vada.
A carload Of horses purchased by Mr..
Babcock from Henry Childress and John
Noble were shipped East Monday after
noon.
All the business houses in town were
closed Thursday from s A. NJ. to II M.
out Of respect to the memory Of the late
President.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage
1t lubricates the s%inews, aids quick ac-
tion and prevents stiffness.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and two children
and Miss Howard are in Reno attending
the State Fair. The ladies may visit San
Francisco before their return home.
The German specialists who will visit
Battle Mountain Sept. 27, are graduates
of the best colleges and have complied
with the laws Of Nevada.
Mrs. Y. L Rose died at Tuscarora
Tuesday MORN she was a native of
England and 28 years of age. She leaves
a husband and mother to mourn her loss.
John Jory of Willow Creek was in
town last Saturday. He delivered a fine
beef at Addington's butcher shop. Every
one knows good fat beef when they see
it for it sold very rapidly.
Governor Sadlef issued a proclamation
calling upon the citizens of Nevada to
pay proper respect to the memory of the
late President OF the United States
Thursday, the day OF the funeral.
In the notice Of A. P%hilippini which
appeared last week, we were in error in
stating that he sold his cattle, horses
and iron to Frank w. Martin. 1t should
have read Martin Philippini.
VIM. Licking has men at work on the
Crum Canyon road repairing the same
and as soon as completed will start
hauling the machinery and buildings to
old Pittsburg.
Il. T. George is up at Dean tearing
down the mill at that place preparatory
to placing same at the old Pittsburg
mine which property w. e. Dean pur-
chased a short time ago.
1t is said that George Williams and
family will return to Battle Mountain
about the lst of next month from Gold
Creek and take up their residence here
for the Winter.
Messrs. Goldberg & Crone, the sad
dlers, of Sacramento, Cal, have made a
special prize of a $40 pair of spurs to
the winner of the saddle horse race that
is to take place at Austin on the 10th.
f. A. Limbaugh, our popular agent,
is the happy papa OF a bouncing baby
girl which arrived at his home last Sat
urday. Frank I course is wearing the
usual broad smile while mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
Tip Anderson, who has been in the en-
ploy OF j. II. Crum for some months past,
left Sunday for his home ut Exeter, Tn-
lare Co., Cal. Before leaving he requested
that the NnvADAN be sent him so that
he might be able to see what was going
on in and around Battle Mountain.
The taxpayers of Lander county are
notified that the State and county tax
rate is $3 40 per 500 valuation instead
of So 65 as printed. The above does not
include the special tax for the several
road districts, or Austin town.
Rev. z. III. Willis and daughter belen
returned last Friday morning from the
M. u. Conference. Mr.. Willis aud little
daughter were absent about six weeks
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