The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-06-04
Live News . T.
LOCAL,
STATE AND
GENERAL

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vacation.
NJ. j. Murphy was a passenger for
Austin Tuesday.
Miss Maud Treglone went up to Aus
tin this morning.
Dave Abel OF Golconda arrived in
town last evening.
Frank Eads has accepted a position in
the mill at Dean.
Jake Hoffman was in town last Satur-
day from his ranch.
Deago & Freitas have had their store
painted and papered.
Commissioner H. r. Lemaire returned
yesterday from Austin.
George Russell Of Elko spent a couple
OF days in town this week.
The building Of the Clark railroad
will employ 100000 men
Mrs. Thomas Nelson OF Stone House
spent decoration day in town.
1t is rumored that a wedding will
Soon take place near Austin.
William Schwin and wife were in town
last Saturday from Mill Creek.
Jake Abel was in town from Jersey
Saturday after a load Of supplies.
Frank Baker and bride have returned
10 Loyelock from their bridal our Fast.
The new city government of Reno
falis heir to an indebtedness OF S2e,410
30.
Mrs. A. J. Pullman and children have
left Elko for their new home at San
Jose.
Harry Standerwick returned Tuesday
from the State University to spend his
vacation.
DR.. Porter, the dentist, is spending a
few days in town, and 10 located at the
Capitol Hotel.
Mrs. d. F. Wilson accompanied by
her two daughters and son, We're in town
Yesterday.
Rev. Father Sheehan came down
Monday from Austin and left Tuesday
Tor the East.
W. G. Hancock returned laet Friday
morning from a trip in the northern
part of Elko county.
Lee Crum who had the misfortune to
break his leg about three weeks ago, is
getting along nicely.
William Easton Of Austin passed
through yesterday on his way to San
Francisco on business.
Frank Chagnon went up TO Galena
last Monday to resume work on his min
Ing property at that place.
Will Van Pat:en Of Austln was in
town yesterday exhibiting the Doran
lamp, for which he is the agent.
j. F. Dennis. the Winnemucca attor-
hey. has been made Notory Public in
and for the county Of Humboldt.
Rev. A. BARLEY returned Saturday
morning from a months visit to Califor-
mia, feeling much improved in health.
Charles Skinner, who has been in the
employ OF Ben Wilson, took his depart
ure for California last night to reside.
James Il. Harper representing the
Thompson Diggs Implement Company
Of Sacramento, was in town yesterday
Oscar Hildebrandt. the piano tuner,
was an arrival from Winnemucca Mon
day and Is spending a few days in town.
DR.. Townsend and wife came down
yesterday from Austin on their way to
their old home in Gowrie, Iowa.
A Reno lady advertises that she will
prosecute to the full extent Of the law
any saloon keeper discovered selling in
~toxicating liquors to minors.
Mrs. j. Woolcock and son Will vent
up to Austin by Tuesday mornings
train and will spend a few days visiting
friends in that town ere returning home.
Consult Willis Green if you desire
beautiful wall paper. He has floral de-
signs. panel effects, solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll find them
right In color, design and price. +"
While working in a placer mine near
his home in Washoe valley last Saturday
Ed. Levers a young man, had his lower
limbs crushed by the caving Of an en-
bankment and was buried to his neck.
He died in a few hours after being extri-
Gated.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regent Cascade Blue Semi-Por-
celain, made by johnson Bros, Englasd.
The name is a guarantee Of it's excellent
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