The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-07-17

Local and Personal.
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J. II. Crum paid Winnemucca a visit
Tuesday.
j.. F. Mitchell was down from Iron
Canyon Tuesday.
Thomas Nelson OF Stone House was in
town Tuesday.
F. e. Chagnon is spending a few days
Eat Golconda.
A. Layton is visiting his ranch on the
Little Humboldt.
w. T. Jurey and vile were in town
yesterday from Galena.
j. A. Falkenstein returned to Berlin
last Saturday morning.
Miss Gertie Ganser returned from
Reno Tuesday afternoon.
General Manager s. T. Pearson was
down from Austin last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mitchell of Win
nemucca, spent Monday in town.
Fent Faulkerson was down from Beo
wave Sunday looking for hay hands.
j. f. Dennis of Winnemucca was a
visitor to Battle Mountain yesterday.
j. II. Crum started hayipg to-day. He
finds some difficulty in securing men.
Miss Susie Garvin returned Saturday
from a six weeks visit to Wadsworth.
William Trembath, an old resident of
Tuscarora, died at that place last Satur-
day,
The Reno Carnival Committee reports
a deficit Of $500 in disbursement above
receipts.
Mrs. J. II. Ganser and children went
up to Austin Tuesday morning OF a visit
to relatives.
Harry King came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday where he has been for
several weeks.
J. H. Holly, OF Upper Reese River, is
spending a few days in town aud is a pa
tient OF DIR. Hoods.
ID. N. Davy left a few days ago by
private conveyance Ter Churchill county
on a prospecting trip.
Mrs. w. II. Hood and Mrs. A. W. Allen
left last Thursday afternoon for a short
visit to San Francisco.
The call for the Republican State
Convention has been issued. Lander
county is given eight delegates.
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c. s. Wynn of Kennedy spent last
Friday in Battle Mountain on business
Connected with the Kennedy mines.
William Stevens was In town last Sun
day and Monday. Mr.. Stevens now has
a ranch near Saltwater, Churchill
county.
John T. Reed one Of the oldest of Par
adise Valleys settlers, wns found dead
in O'Neal canyon, about eight miles from
the town OF Paradise.
The sixteen-months. old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Nelson was burned to
death in a fire hat destroyed their resi-
dencs at Reno, last Thursday.
Nate Dunsden OF Austin, Nevada, is
taking the teachers examination given
by the Board OF Examiners for Il high
echool teachers certificate at Reno
|. Solomon and wife and L. w. Clay
ton and vile went out to Mill Creek last
Friday for a few days hunting aud fish
ing. They returned Monday evening.
Owing 10 a scarcity OF laborers, the
Southern Pacific Company has brought
sixty Pueblo Indians from Arizona to
work on the Ogden-Luein cutoff.
County Commissioners Pat Walsh was
q passenger for Austin last Saturday, re-
turning from a trip to California. lie
was accompanied by Miss Emma Glore.
Lemaire & Sons received yesterday d.
rect from San Francisco, a beautiful line
of mems shirts in all %colors, also a mag
niicent line Of peckties in oil shapes
and designs.
John Thompson came up from Col
conda Sunday evening and after spend
ing Monday 10 town took his departure
for Austin Tuesday morning on a visit
to his old friends.
The second semi annual apportionment
of school money Tor 1902 has been made
by State School Superintendent Ring.
Lander has 377 children of school age
and receives $3.50 so.
The Lucin cutoff is moving along.
The track is completed from Ogden to
the lake aud the work Of piling will o
be in full swing. The grade ON the des-
ert is well under way.
William Clark, the thread manufac-
turer, died "a week ago Tuesday in Eng
land. Mr.. Clark was one of the largest
manufacturers Of thread in the world.
He was born at Paisley, Scotland, in
1871.
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