The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-10-03
CEnTRAL. nEvADAn
Local and Personal.

Baseball fingers" yield to Irlb.
Frank Martin was in town to-day.
Rev. P. H. Willis is up at Carlin.
The Rebekahs meet tomorrow night.
The flag has been received for the
school.
John Mellandef OF Galena was in town
this week.
Bill Jurey was in town Sunday from
Galena.
]. e. c. Williams, the insurance man,
is in town.
The Horton Company have a new ad.
in this issue. Read it.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy came down
from Austin yesterday.
Governor Sadler returned from Aus
tin by Mondays train.
Little Allie Ganser is quite sick with
an attack of typhoid fever.
A change has been made in the ad. of
A. ID. Lemaire 81 Sons.
Supreme Justice A. L. Fitzgerald has
gone to Washington, d. G.
The pay car passed through Sunday
distributing coin among its employees.
The German and English Specialists
will be in Battle Mountain October 18th.
John Jory accompanied by Mrs. Jos.
Jory were In town Tuesday from Willow
Creek.
Sam Crescenzo of Austin has sold
100000 brick to the Horton Company Of
this place.
John Sibbald, Supt. of the Golconda
Land and Cattle Company was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. John Cameron well known here,
has left Tusearora for Tonopah to join
her husband.
Dudley B. AGREE Of Austin passed
through Monday to Reno to enter the
State University.
w. W. Williams shipped twenty car
loads of sheep from Beowawe to Love-
lock Tuesday.
Now is the time to order your stoves
and stoyepipes. A. D. Lemaire Il Sons
can please you.
The Hon. Board OF County Commits
sioners hold their regular meeting at
Austin next Monday.
Grant Snyder, Supt. Of the New Pass
mines, was a passenger from Austin
Monday on his way to Utah.
Miss Annie Kair Of Empire went up to
Galena Monday morning to teach the
school at that place.
1t is reported that a new three story
brick hotel will take the place Of the
Riverside house in Reno.
A. ID. Lemaire : Sons have just re.
ceived the prettiest and best line OF wall
papers ever seen it town.
Twenty two ears of sheep came over
the N. G. r. X. last Sunday and Mond y
belonging to 2. S. Jensen.
Bob Langford had the misfortune to
the N. c. shops a few days ago but has
Sufficiently recovered so as to be able to
resume work.
Walter Dobbs was in town yesterday
from his ranch. Walter is busy putting
up an Aernaut windmill on his ranch.
Andrew Lepetich came In town from
his ranch at Carico Lake Monday for a
load of supplies. He returned yesterday.
Gottlieb Hoffman sold twenty -four
head of steers to Louis Dean last week
and they were shipped west Monday.
The Board of Equalization Of Lyon
county raised the assessment of 200 tax
payers. The raises run from s15 to $l5,-
900.
The w~estbound trains the past few
days have been crowded with people en-
route to San Francisco to attend the
Episcopal convention.
Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of Presi-
dent Mex inley, was sentenced to be
e~lectrocuted during the week commenc-
ing October 28th.
Miss Oracle Dow of Austin passed
through Battle Mountain Monday On
her way to Leetyille, Churchill county,
to teach school.
Thomas McCourt and wife who have
b en- on a visit to friends in California
and western Nevada, returned to their
home at Austin this morning.
VIM. Delgrosso, section foreman on
the N. c. r. r., was in town to-day. He
has placed his little two-year.old child in
charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hancock.
The employees of the mine at Berlin,
Nva counfv praeapted the rptIrinp man.