The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-09-10
LOCAL.,
STATE AND
GENERAL

yesterday.
Charles Grayham paid Reno a visit
this week,
Notice the ad. "Ranch Fol Sale" on
second page.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. of p, meets
Saturday night, Sept. 18th.
George Baker was an arrival from
Austin by Mondays train.
Miss lisa Watt returned this morning
10 her home at Silver Creek.
James Wheeler OF Winnemucca is
spending a few days in town.
Miss Murphy of Reno will teach the
Silver Creek school this term.
Eugene Van Valer will go to California
to night with a carload OF horses.
District Attorney Driscoll Of Austin
was in town yesterday afternoon.
Martin Filipino was in town this
week from his ranch at Carico Lake.
Ike Solomon left here yesterday for
Gold Creek to be gone several days.
Lem Ego.f and family expects to leave
overland, next week, for California.
Mrs. f. II. Lemaire and baby returned
Sunday evening from u visit to friends at
Winnemucca.
t.F.It.. Nth. azI -..t.. Tt
Creek, drove in town last Sunday and
returned Monday.
Jas. Paul will leave to-day with two car
loads Of draft horses for his home at
Friendship, Indiana.
The Journal estimates that it will take
one billion bricks to build the new rail
road shops at Reno.
Dressed or live chickens a be had
by leaving your order at the Battle
Mountain Meat Market.
Supt. T. II. Borland came in from
Blue canyon Yesterday. lie will return
tomorrow aud take two miners out with
him.
The Southern Pacific has re- instated
the ~colouist rates that were in effect last
Spring. For further information see
the ad.
Miss Eliza Pierce left Saturday for
Lamoille valley, Elko county. TO accept
the position AS teacher of a school in
that valley.
Miss Dorsey, after a pleasant visit Of
several weeks with Mrs. L. +. Horton,
returned to her home in San Francisco
Tuesday.
Misses Ida Maestretti and Chrissie
Bonner Of Austin passed through last
Friday on their way TO Salt Lake City,
to become students in st. Mary's Acad-
envy.
Mr.. Watson, an eastern horse buyer,
bought eighty head OF horses around
Austin last week and had them brought
over the N. G. last Friday and shipped
them east from this point.
When a man kisses a girl she seems to
think that she has got TO wiggle around
muss up her hair to prove to others that
it was done against her will when, il she
didn't nobody would know.
Consult Willis Green if you desire
beautiful wall paper. He has floral de-
signs, panel effects, solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll fad them
right in coler, design and price. =
Richard Eads was in town from Lewis
Monday. He aud Ed. Friberg are work
ing a mining claim about four miles
south Of Lewis which looks very prom
Using. We hope the boys will strike it
rich.
Superintendent j. s. Noble, accom-
panied by other Salt Lake division Of
f%lcials, we're in the private car "Buena
Ventura" attached to first section Of No
= Monday afternoon. They are making
an official tour OF inspection.
Three six inch guns. capable OF throw
ing powerful proiectiles, were on a west
bound freight train Monday consigned
to the Union Iron Works, San Fran
cisco. The guns to be a part OF the arm
ament Of the battleship Ohio.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regert Cascade Blue Semi-Por-
celain, made by Johnson Bros England
The name is a guarantee of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
spect them.
A. ID. LEMAIRE & Sons.
Metropolis Herald: 1t is reported that
a young married man Of Golconda
wrapped in the greatest excitement, flew
to the telegraph Office Of his town aud
wired his wife's relatives a happening as
follows: "Tyins to-day, more tomorrow"