The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-09

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Ed. FIiberg, foreman at the Dean
mine. spent the Fourth in town.
Supt. D. j. Bousfield and Dave Pugh
were In town Monday from Dean.
Have you tried that new brand Of but
ter at Lem iire's. II not, why not?
According to population, Park City,
Utah. is the foremost union town in the
West.
The ice cream social held in the NJ. e.
Church last Friday night was a pleasau;
affair.
Misses Ethel and George Middleton
Of Lewis. were visitors to town on the
Fourth.
A. w. Allen and wife OF Palisade were
in town Saturday returning Sunday
evening.
G. Z. Skinner returned to Wadsworth
yesterday to resume his position on the
road AZ fireman.
Union Pacific operators hereafter will
I've granted q two weeks vacation each
year on full pay.
Seven miles OF new track were cut in
on the Sou heru Pacific Friday between
Tonka and Elko.
Miss PORTE Pugh Of Lovelock went
up to Dean last Thursday morning IN a
visit to her father.
Mrs. Andy Hennessy and son were ar
rivals from Austin yesterday on their
way to Butte City, Montana.
H. r. Lemaire returned yesterday
from Austin where he attended the Com
missioners' meeting Monday.
Hiram Barron and wife of Beowawe
came down last Friday and spent the
Fourth. They returned Monday morn
ing.
The Chiara brothers finished cutting
and stacking their first crop of alfalfa
hay last Eric ay evening. They cut
about 10 tons.
Tonopah has an automobile. 1t wac
taken in from Sodaville last Monday by
Nj. Oddie. The run was made 10 Eve
and one-half hours.
Forty warships for the United States
are under construction in thirteen differ
cut yards. The President and Congrees
are Of one mind in keeping the navy up
to date.
1t is estimated that over 5000 people
from outside towns attended the Vir-
ginia City carnival. Special trains were
run from Carson and Reno for tho oc-
casion.
The Virginia City papers all say that
the old town was n hummer on the
Fourth. 1t is estimated that between
four and five thousand visitors took in
the carnival.
james Crum, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j..
II. Crum, came up from Sacramento
last Saturday morning and after spend
ing the day With his relatives, returned
that night to his home 10 the city.
Consult Willis Green il you desire
beautiful wall paper. He has floral de-
signs. panel effects. solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'l find them
right in color, design and price.
s. e. Quincy, a prominent citizen OF
Elko, had his right hand badly shattered
by the explosion OF "a giant firecracker
on the Fourth. 1t was necessary to am.
putate the thumb aud 1eshy part Of the
hand
Last Sunday James Morris OF the
Tonopah Miner was injured. He was
umpiring a baseball game and was
standing behind the catcher when he
was hit on the nose by a ball and that
organ broken 10 three places.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regert Cascade Blue semi-Por-
celuin, made by Johnson Bros England
The name is a guarantee Of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in.
spect them.
A. ID. LEMkfHE u SONS.
The Silver State says that they learn
on good authority that the Kiora Com
pany, which owns the Hidden Treasure
mine at Kennedy, intends to put up a
reduction plant at the mine in a short
time, the machinery having already been
ordered.
According to estimates made in the
weather bureau at Washington, the lives
lost by food and toI nado in this country
thus far In the present year, number at
least 1850. Natural forces therefore,
have destroyed wsthin a period a little
longer than that OF our struggle with
Spain more than four times as many as
we're killed in the battles Of that war.