The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-06-18
Live News . . i.
LOCAL.,
STATE AND
GENERAL

AuStlu Will lave d celeufdtion On INC
Fourth.
William Easton was in town yesterday
from Austin.
E. E. Starrett paid Winnemucca a
visit Tuesday.
M. j. Murphy departed Monday norm
ing for Kennedy.
William Meager spent Sunday and
Monday in town.
Jake Hoffman will start haying at
his ranch in a few days.
Senator w. W. Williams was an ARR.
val from Austin Yesterday.
Have you tried that new brand of but
ter at Lemaire's? II not, why notY
J. A. Miller and son passed through on
their way to Austin Tuesday morning.
r.. c. Blossom returned yesterday
from a trip to the western part of the
State
Walter Dobbs will start Saturday to
cut his first crop of alfalfa on his ranch
at Trout Greek.
Oscar J. Clifford and father w. A.
were passengers for Austin Tuesday re-
turning from Reno.
James W. McCullock and J. G. Phelps
Stokes of New York, we're passengers
for Austin last Saturday.
A. ID. Burchdeld Of Austin passed
through Monday on bis way to Reno to
attend the grand lodge l. O. o. f.
Ad. Altenberg shipped a carload Of
sheep last night to Warren Williams
ranch at Fallon, Churchill county.
Mrs. F. A. Limbaugh and little daugh-
ter, departed last Saturday night for
San jose, Cal, on a visit to her relatives.
Mrs. III. r. Lemaire went up on this
mornings train to Silver Creek where
she will spend some time visiting with
her relatives.
Willis Green is working al the Crum
ranch painting all the buildings, and
when completed will presents scry fas
cinating appearance.
L. A. Lemaire went down to Reno
last Sunday he being delegate to the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows which me.
IN that city Tuesday
Thomas McCourt. wife aud daughter,
we're passengers for Austin Tuesday
morning returning from a several weeks
visit TO San Francisco.
Mrs. w. +. Peterson accompanied 10y
her sister Miss Annie Chiara, zane down
from Carlin Tuesday. Mrs. Peterson
will welt her raIat yea at the ranch for
several weeks.
Lee Crum who had the misfortune to
break his leg at the ankle joint about
three weeks ago. is getting along nicely
and by the aid OF crutehes is able to be
up and around.
The Tonopab Bonanza has entered
upon a new volume. The Bonanza is a
good exchange and is deserving of the
liberal patronage extended to by the cit
lions az Tonopah.
A tumor weighing twenty-five pounds
was remoysd from the abdomen of Mrs.
IL. II. Hughes in Virginia City last
week. The operation was successful
and the patient is likely to recover
The NEyApAs Office extends thanks
to Secretary OF State Douglas for a copy
OF the Nevada Statutes for the year
1903. The volume is a credit to the
management OF the State printing office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheeler left on
Friday evening last for Winnemucca.
Mr.. Wheeler bought a pretty residence
in Winnemucca paying 1880 for the
same. They will make that place their
home.
Farm hands arc reported. to be ex-
ceedingly ~scarcei in every section OF the
State. Between the railroads and min
ing there seems to be all the work that
men can handle without going into the
hay fields.
Nearly all Of thu large San Francisco
papers have raised in price, the ifty.cent
ones to sixty five, and the sixty-five ones
TO seventy five. This action was brought
about by a meeting OF the proprietors
and a discussion Of the subject.
Henry r. Lemaire and August G. lie.
maire have purchased from Ed. kavan-
augh four mining claims known as the
Mountain View group of copper mines,
situated in the Gold Run Mining dist
rict, near Golconda.
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. =
We call special attention to our lis
play of Regert Cascade Blue semi-Por~
c%elain, made by Johnson Bros England
The name is a guarantee of its excellent