The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-23
Live News . . .
LOCAL,
STATE AND
GENERAL

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Frank Capdeville was in from Mill
Creek yesterday.
Mrs. B. F Wilson was in town from
her ranch Sunday.
Miss Ruth Russell of Elko paid Battle
Mountain a visit Tuesday.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. OF p, meets
next Saturday evening, April 25th.
The N. G. work train went out Tues
day morning to repair the road bed.
Frank Muncey was in town Monday
for a few hours chatting with his friends
After five months in "the Forties" sill
yer reached the ifty-cent mark Thurs
day.
james B. Egan Of Austin passed
through Monday on his way to Sab
Francisco.
The w. 7. Jenkins Company this week
disposed OF this seasons wool clip to a
Boston firm.
The Reno Journal II yesterday says
that Mr.. and Mfe. A. Kattenhorn return
ed to Cortez Tuesday.
Dame Rumor says there will be a
wedding next week just a short distance
from Battle Mountain.
Andrew Carnegie is worrying for fear
he will not die a poor man. Such
thoughts never bother us.
A. p. Deago has disposed Of his place
OF business on Main street to +. A.
Freitas and Joseph Deago.
William Macdonald went down to
Golconda Monday having secured EN-
ployment at the Adelaide mine.
Will May. a former resident OF this
place, is a freight brakeman on the Salt
Lake division Of the s. p.
A number Of sheep ehearers came
down from Austin yesterday having fin
ished shearing Jensen's sheep.
r. e. Lee went to Stone House Mon
day having entered the employ OF Peter
Wilson, the railroad contractor.
Joseph Dusang is having erected at
his residence \ rew windmill which he
received a few days ago from the city.
A. L. Blumberg. representing the San
Francisco Bulletin, was in town yenter.
day soliciting subscriptions for that
paper.
vL- IL Th4uDn ~ CrlaanAa hao
gone TO San Francisco to enter one of
the city's hospitals to receive medical
treatment.
Miss Eliza Pierce returned yesterday
from the Hammond ranch, Humboldt
county, where she has been teaching
school.
Henry Cutting and Minnetta G.
Chesson were united in marriage at
Reno last Sunday, Rev. Dr.. Stubs of
floating.
Shippers OF wool will be interested in
learning that the freight rate on wool
has beer advanced from so 90 per cwt.
to S2.lS 1-2.-Dispatch.
Il. s. Archer, an old resident of Hum
boldt county, died at Kennedy last Sat.
ureay afternoon. He was buried In
Winnemucca Sunday.
Mrs. j. s. Smelser has just received a
supply Of fresh candies and nuts. All
kinds of fruit and vegetables kept con-
stantly on hand. Give her n call.
Mrs. Chas. Vadner OF Salt Lake gave
an informal luncheon in that city last
week that was unusually dainty and
sweet ia it's green and white effects.
Tommy Eberts. well-known here, has
opened up a saloon in Tuscarora. We
hope that Tommy will make all kinds OF
money in his new enterprise as he is "A
very deserving young man.
The Chamber of Commerce at Reno
received this week several nice speci.
mems OF copper ore which was extracted
from tue Copper Canyon mines which
will be placed on exhibition in that
building.
Charles Malm, who has been foreman
Of the Adelaide mine, near Golconda, for
several years, has resigned his position.
Mt. Malm has entered into a partnership
with Peter Wilson 10 the business OF
contracting for railroad construction
work.
Steve Ferguson passed through Elko
last Wednesday en- route from Tonopab
to Salt Lake City to place himself under
the care OF an %oculist. Steve's many
friends here will be panied to learn that
he has been nearly blind for some time.
-Tuscarora Times. Review.
The rBN1 Of the Battle Mountain
girls are slender and delicately tinted;
their iii are like "**, and they are with
out - in this or any other s. Their
frowns are lika ~ and thair 1o2150 px.