The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-19
CENTRAL NEVADAN
Local and Personal.

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Mrs. N. r. Ramsdell is visiting friends
in Reno.
George Emerson is spending a few
days in town.
William Jurey and wife were down
from Galena Tuesday.
VIM. Eckman and Neil Olesen return
ed from Salt Lake City yesterday.
A.. d. Lemaire & Sons shipped a car
load Of wool to Boston yesterday.
Cutting the first crop of alfalfa hay is
now going on at the Cbiara ranch.
Lou Terry was in town from the Stew
art ranch for a few hours Sunday.
Mrs. T. E. Hagar has been confined to
her bed for the past few days by sick
ness.
j.. F. Mitchell returned Monday from
Austin where he spent a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Mariani returned from Wadsworth
where she has been on a visit TO rela-
tives.
e. w. Clayton has the celebrated Pabst
Milwaukee keg beer on draught at his
saloon.
C. B. Ramsdell went down to Carson
Sunday to attend the Odd Fellows grand
lodge.
Ed. Clifford left Tuesday morning on a
prospecting trip. We did not learn his
destination.
John B. Paul left last Friday for San
Francisco where he went to receive med
ical treatment.
The Austin Mining Company invites
proposals for leases upon any OF its
mines in Austin.
Frank A. Weller Of Austin, a Univer
sity student, is in Tonopah in the en-
ploy of the company.
The Southern Pacific Company has
made a rate OF one fare for the round
trip to the Reno carnival.
One million pounds of Nevada's wool
clip was sold in Reno Monday, the price
ranging from 12 to l4ts cents.
H. E. Drjscoll came up from San
Francisco Sunday and will remain for a
few days visiting his old friends.
Stock Of the New York and Nevada
Copper Company Of Ely sold in Phila-
delphia last week at 800 a share.
A. ID. Lemaire Il Sons keep constantly
on hand fresh candies Of all kinds. You
can get any kind YOU may desire.
Miss Ada Pitt, of Lovelock, was elect
ed to represent Humboldt county as
Maid OF Honor at the Reno carnival.
George A. Bartlett, the attorney, and
his father, NJ. p. Bartlett, have gone in
to the hotel business IN Tonopah.
Rev. Father Sheehan held services in
the Catholic Church last Sunday. He
returned to Austin Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Perry Kalbough of Salt Lake has
been here for the past few days inspect
ing some OF the mines in this district.
On account of smallpox Eiko mas given
up the Fourth Of July celebration, prep.
arations for which were well under way.
John Day, the Tonopah miner, who
was recently injured by being impaled
on a shovel handle, died last Wednesday.
George w. Steiner OF Austin has sold
the Fashion Livery, Feed and Sale
Stable to Wn. Easton and John II.
Johnston.
Miss Carrie Avanzeno OF Reno has won
the coveted prize as Queen OF the Reno
Carnival. The young lady received &c.
164 votes.
d. N. Davy will ship a carload OF ore,
extracted from his mine at old Battle
Mountain, to the Reno Reduction Works
in a few days.
Paradise Valley, Humboldt county, is
Infested with the g~rasshopper pest.
lucy bnfo uestfo}SA tho e'aio Si'PS w
several Of the rancbes.-
j. II. Crum vent down to Winnemucca
Saturday to attend the funeral OF the
late Mrs. W. F. Twist, which took place
in Winnemucca Sunday.
Against a pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret il you forget
Trib when you go a touring.
Mrs. Thomas AGREE was a passenger
from Austin Monday on her way to Car
son to attend the Grand Lodge of Re-
bekahs and also to visit her husband.
Neal Easton, son Of William Easton,
passed through to his home in Austin
Tuesday morning. The young man has
been attending school at Sacramento.
Miss Ella Duffy arrived yesterday
morning from Napa, Cal. The young
lady left this morning for Austin where
she will visit friends for several weeks.
At Salt Lake last Saturday the jury in