The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-13

Gottlieb Hoffman and fe of Mill
Creek came into town Monday and re,
turned home Tuesday.
William Marsh in company with two
other miners, left for Tuscarora Sunday
in search of employment.
Some of the teachers of the NJ. E
Sunday school gave their scholars a pic
mic on the river last Saturday.
A SOC bottle of Trib liniment in the
house prevents much suffering, saves
much time aud saves some money.
John Jory drove down five very fine
steers from his ranch Oh Willow Creek
Monday for w. d. A~ddington's meat
market.
William Licking Is sinking an artesian
well in the cemetery. The well is down
to a depth Of $50 feet and a good flow Of
water has been encountered.
Willie May came up from Wadsworth
last Saturday being quite sick. We are
glad to note that Will has recovered
sufficiently Il be able to be up and
around.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy was 10 this
end Of the county this week ~subpoenae-
ing Grand Jurymen for the next term OF
Court which convenes in Austin on the
Doth inst.
Miss Matte McIntrye returned Mon
day evening from Lovelock where she
has been visiting friends, since the clos
ing OF her school at Clan Alpine some
two weeks ago.
Mrs. Fent Faulkerson arrived from
the East last Saturday afternoon where
she has been on a visit of several months
to relatives and friends. She is a guest
at the Nevada hotel.
Tomorrow, the 14th Of June, 1901, will
be the first "Flag Day. Of the Twentieth
century. That being the day in 1777
when Congress adopted the Stars and
Stripes as an emblem.
Against a pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret if you forget
Trib when you are touring.
The Eureka & Palisade Railroad, roll
ing stock and all company property is
advertised to be sold at special masters
sale on June 18th. The judgment
against the road amounts to Sl,3i1 900.
The past few days have been much
colder than it is usual to expect at this
time oil the year. We need not be sur
prised IL no really settled weather should
come before the 2lst of this month or
the week following. the last one in June.
The Southern Pacific has a splendid
force OF uniformed porters, policemen
and passenger train directors at the
Oakland and S. f. ferry house. 1t is a
great boom to travellers who cannot pos
sibly get lost.
Superintendent d. j. Bousield came
down from Dean Monday and continued
on TO San Francisco to be absent several
DAYS. We are informed that Mr.. Bous-
field will send up a number Of miners
from the city.
G. l.. McFaul resigned his position
with the Nevada Central Railroad COM
pany last week and departed last Friday
for San francisco. Ii. NJ. Brace who
arrived from the East last week is filling
Mr.. McFaul's position in the office at
Austin.
George Z Cowles and wife arrived
from Austin last week. Mrs. Cowles
has been very sick for the past three
weeks and has placed herself under the
care of DIR. Hood. Her mother, Mrs. Ed.
Durham accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowles here.
Charley Montgomery came in from
Campbell Mining District Sunday OF
his way to Winnemucca on business
Mr.. Montgomery informs us that a new
district named Chandler, has been form
ed out there which joins Campbell dis
trict. He says that all the mines are
looking very good and the miners
doing well. This is Mr.. Montgomery's
first visit to Battle Mountain in four
years.
A few evenings g a young man OF
ours, who had been spending the evening
with his best girl, was seen sailing down
the street about midnight with his collar
mashed down and was heard to Remark
by a passerby that I'm the solid nan
A person who happened to be in the
Leighborhood of where the young man
hao spent his evening saw the young
lady tip-toeing to bed with her shoes un-
der her arm and in the dark.