The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-07-16
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GENERAL

Monday 10 town.
MRS. Albert Kattenhorn drove in from
Bullion Monday afternoon.
L. M. Pugh and Ed. Friberg we're In
town from Dean Tuesday night.
William Jury and wife of Galena have
taken up their residence in town.
Have you tried that new brand Of but
ter at Lemaire's. II not, why not?
Johnny Green OF Cortcz spent a few
hours in town last Saturday evening.
Harry King was a passenger from
Austin yesterday on his way to tho city.
George Watt has brought a half inter
est in the Apex meat market 10 Tonopah.
John Abel and wife were in town from
Jersey Monday. They returned Tues
day.
Mrs. Joe Carroll and little daughter Of
E,ko is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Du-
sang.
A band OF 81 head OF 100 pound horses
sold in Paradise Valley list week for
$55 per head.
The match between Jeffries and Cor
bett will be pulled off in San Francisco
August LIST.
The Commercial hotel at Elko was re-
Gently sold to L. L. Bradley and Harry
Dunn for $4,000.
Mrs. II. r. Lemaire returned Monday
from Silver Creek where she has been
on "a visit to her relatives.
Under Reno's new city schedule a
boot.black pays sI5 a quarter for a lie.
ense aud a bank only $25.
A. ID. Lemaire is having the Corner
saloon painted and papered which, when
completed, will look very pretty.
John Pollard, a miner, who has beer
employed at Dean for several months
past, left this morning for the New Pass
mines.
lathe mines in EsgleviIles Churchill
county, have been sold to Eastern and
San Francisco parties for $4,000. Car
o Appeal.
N. j. Pearce Of Kennedy has bought
the Frank Reilly residence at Winnie
mucca, the price paid for the property
being $1,000.
Dennis Duffy of San Francisco was in
town this week. He returned from Aus
tin last Saturday where he spent several
days On business.
Winnemucca will be on the line of the
Beckwith Pass transc3 ntinental railroad.
Articles OF incorporation Of the company
were filed there last week.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, who is we'll
known here, passed through on No. 6
Tuesday evening coming from San Fran
cisco on her way to Indiana.
Superintendent j. s.. Noble OF the
Sacramento division Of the Southern
Pacific, was married Tuesday night in
Ogden to Mrs. Kate Y. Werner.
The east.end of the Ogden Lucin cut
off from Promintory Point to the east
side is finished aud Tuesday night four
hundred Greek laborers were discharged.
John Hovendon suffered another stroke
of paralysis last Sunday aud was taken
to the County Hospital. Friday noon
his condition was unchanged Eureka
Sentinel.
DR.. Hoods youngest brother, A. J..
Hood, NJ. d., is expected to arrive from
Adrian, Michigan, in a week or so. He
may probably remain with us permanent
ly.-Elko independent.
Walter Dobbs was in town last Sat r
day from his ranch at Trout Creek. He
! hss finished cutting and stacking his
first crop Of alfalfa hay which amounted
10 about eighty tons.
Consult Willis Green if you desire
beautiful wall paper. lie has floral de-
signs, panel effects, solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll find them
right 10 color, design and price. Y
The depot hotel at Elko in not to he
CLOSED and the building torn down. The
report to that effect originated from the
closing Of the hotel bar, in compliance
with an order recently made by the
Southern Pacific, the building being the
property of the company.
Joe Bertolezze while riding a horse on
Reese River last Sunday met with a
slight accident which has compelled him
TO lay off from work for a few days.
The horse he was riding fell with him,
sprsiuing his right foot. He came here
Monday and had it attended to.
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
spect them.
A. d. LEMAIRE & Sons.