The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-26

Lemalre u Sons received u carload Oh
coal this week.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. Of P, meets
Saturday night.
James Horton is visiting his parents
in Pennsylvania.
The Tonopah Bo nanza will in a short
time be published daily.
J. M. Hiskey of Austin, took in the
masquerade hall last Friday night.
Frank Mellander of Galena returned
Monday from a short visit to Wadsworth.
The cold wave is said to have exter-
minated the quail throughout the State.
One hundred and seventy-iive couples
assisted 10 the openirg of the inaugural
ball.
Charles Vadner drove out to Elder
Creek to-day to inspect his mining prop
erty.
Mrs. Earl Peaee and baby Of Winnie
mucca, are visiting Mrs. Hagar and
children.
Eugene Van Valer and George Han
cock OF Mill Creek, paid the town a visit
Tuesday.
Joe Jury ard wife and Mrs. William
Jury, of Galena, were visitors to town
last Friday.
The biennial report of Superintendent
of Public Instruction Ring has been re-
ceived at this Office.
II. J. Berry is rapidly recovering from
his attack of erysipelas and will soon be
able TO be up aud around.
Dudley Wilson and sisters Misses May
and Viva Wilson and Charles Skinner
tool in the ball Friday night.
e. II. Childress, Henry Childress, and
Miss Myrtle Childress were in Town last
Friday returning homo Saturday.
John Hays Hammond is to receive a
salary Of $4,000 a year as consulting en-
gineer of the Tonopah mining company.
Miss sibyl BARLEY will leave Saturday
for Alameda, Cal, and enter the Ala
media Hospital to study for a trained
nurse,
The Horton Company have received a
fine line of Spring and Summer goods.
Call and inspect same. No trouble to
show goods.
Frank Muneey, %pumpman on the \.
c.. was in town Monday and paid this
Office a call and snapped yarns with US
for some time.
William Altenburg returned last even
ing from San Francisco whore he has
been for several weeks undergoing treat
ment for his eyes.
Joseph Phillips Of Rayenswood, came
down on the Nevada Central Monday
and is under the care OF Dir. Hood, suffer
ing from a sore knee.
William and Don Macdonald, +. A.
Limbaugh and A. II. Holcomb left Tues
day morning for Hot Springs, in Glover
Valley. on q hunting trip.
Sterling Smelser has been confined to
bis house for several days past, suffering
from u eprained ankle, which he received
from a horse falling upon him.
Miss Letlie Childress returned last
Friday afternoon from Tuscarora where
she has been on a visit to her sister Mrs.
Thomas Ebert for several weeks.
The Tonopah Bonanza says miners
...lf.. ...-ir ~hat,lI not paeaa 10 T,na-
pah. There are $50 idle miners here at
present. Paste this paragraph in your
bat.
County Commissioner Ingham came
down from Austin Friday TO inspect the
new bridge SO as TO be able to report at
the Commissioners meeting TO be held
next Monday.
The different roads leading into town
are in a bad condition. The warm
weather has softened the snow so that
the horses break through. thus retard-
ing their progress.
Mrs. J. Ii. Crum accompanie led by her
daughter Mrs. w A. Check, left this at
ternoon for Golconda where Mrs. Crum
will remain for some days in hopes that
the springs will benefit her health.
The agent of the Madison Square the
atre company has announced that he
will bring suit for $4,000 against the
Silver State publishing company for the
roast given it through that paper.-Ex.
Operator Koehler who has been manip-
u~lating the night trick at this station
for several weeks past, has been trans
ferred to Browns station. near Love
lock. A Mr.. Berry has taken bis place
here.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regent Cascade Blue Semi-Por-
celain, made by Johnson Bros, England.
The name is a guarantee of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
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