The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-07-10
CENTRAL NEvADAH
Local and Personal.

Miss Blakeslee OF Reno is visiting MISS
Ollie Wise.
J. F. Mitchell came down from Aus
tin yesterday.
Hiram Barron and wife have returned
to Beowawe.
William Meager Of Galena spent the
Fourth in town.
George and Henry schmith spent the
Fourth In town.
A daily stage is now running between
Beowawe and Cortez.
Pete Chiara was d visitor to Battle
Mountain last Friday.
William Jurey and wife were in town
Saturday from Galena.
Thomas Nelson of Stone House was a
visitor to town Tuesday.
Joseph Jurey and wife were in town
from Galena Saturday.
B. F. Wilson and family of Ga.ena
spent the Fourth in town.
Charles Campbell and wife have
moved to Galena to reside.
Dave Abel came up from Golconda
Monday and returned yesterday.
l.. A. Blakeslee, Internal Revenue
Collector was in town yesterday.
About eight inches of snow fell in the
Bullion hllls on the night Of the 3D..
Trib is n liniment tried and true,
Maybe its just the right thing for you.
Mrs. T. E. Hagar and daughter are in
Winnemucea visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Earl
Pease.
Martin Filippini was in town this week
from his ranch. He left for home this
morning.
Sixteen carloads of people came down
from Virginia and Carson to Reno to at
tend the carnival.
1t is estimated by the Reno papers
that there were ever 1900 people in
Reno on the Fourth.
w. T. Payne, representing Chamber
lain's Medicine Co. of Iowa, paid this
Office a visit yesterday.
Lee Crum and Jake Clark spent the
Fourth at carlin. They report that
Carlin celebrated in good style.
Mrs. George Abel is in town under the
care OF DIR. Hood. She ie suffering from
blood poison in her left hand.
A. D. Lemaire has been appointed
District Deputy OF the |. o. o. +. aud
X. of r. lodges in Battle Mountain.
Preston Brooks. Percy Goblin and
Johnny Moss attended the carnival at
Reno. All report having had an enjoy.
able time.
Battle Mountain Lodge No. 81, +. &
A. NJ, held a meeting Tuesday evening
and initiated three new members into
the order.
Mrs. Minnie Waters who has been in
Battle Mountain for the past three weeks,
left for her home at Austin Tuesday
morning.
Andrew Lrpeiich was in town this
week from his ranch. securing haying
hands. lie says he will have a good
crop OF hay.
Rube Battles OF Winnemncca was in
town Tuesday and assisted in initiating
the new candidates into the Masonic or
der that night.
Miss Matte Mcintyre returned to
Humboldt House Sunday night where
she is relieving Miss Pitt as teacher un
til the first of August.
L. L. Kendrick, F. A. Limbaugh and
A. II. H"lcomb left Monday afternoon
for Rock Creek on a hunting trip to be
absent several days.
Miss Alice Lowe who took part in the
church entertainment last Thursday
night. passed through Sunday night on
her way to the city.
Mrs d w Wallis, and daughter Miss
Mary, aud Miss Agnes Thornton left for
San Francisco Tuesday night after visit
ing here for some weeks.
From a letter received from James
Johnston OF Salt Lake City, we learn
that MIR. Johnston has been to Phoebe,
Nevada, hunting for mining properties.
The County Commissioners failed to
hold a meeting last Monday owing to
the absence of L. A. Lemaire and Pat
w lsh who are at present in California.
F. E. Chagnon received word u few
days age to the effect that the Reno
Smelter had closed down. Whether it is
closed for an indefinite period we are un-
able ~ state.
Conductor w. L. Coulter has been pro-
NOTED to the position OF passenger on
ductor on this division. He left for Og-
den Tuesday and will take an extra run
for the present.
We were shown a letter this week from
p. NJ. Bowler Of Hawthorne 10 which
Mr.. Bowler says he wi be a candidate
hafora tho R~apnblicup GtaIa Canyaniioo