The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-09
Live News -.
LOCAL,
STATE AND
GENERAL

Senator Miller has disposed Of his
wool clip.
William Altenburg returned Tuesday
from California.
The Williams sheep ars now being
shorn at Argenta.
Fent Faulkerson and wife came down
from Beowawe Tuesday.
Miss Clara McGonagle returned to
Winnemucca last Friday.
Senator Warren Williams was a visitor
TO the burg yesterday.
DR.. j. @. Leonard took his departure
for Golconda Tuesday morning.
William Meager Of Galena sojourued
in town for few days this week.
Frank Boskowitz. the drummer, was
an arrival from the west yesterday.
William Pankey is handling the reins
on the Dean and Galena stage lines.
John Jory and Mrs. Joseph Jory were
in town from Willow Creek yesterday,
ID. I. Wallace hns sold his ranch prop
erty on Reese River to J. Il. Wilson.
Matt Schmith was in town from his
ranch yesterday returning home to day.
III. Camp. of the Zallerbach paper
house, San Francisco. was in town Mon
day.
Robt. Watt returned from Winnie
mucca Monday and left for Silver Creek
Tuesday.
Chas. 7. Young was married to Miss
Hattie Craig at Tonopah last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. WIN. Schwin and Miss Mary
Kearn of Mill Creek visited town last
Saturday.
There will be plenty OF water this year
for the farmers. Things look good for u
prosperous season.
Charles Graham has taken charge OF
the Nevada saloon and has made it a
neat aud coy place.
Senator hiiller spent a few days in
town this week experimenting the
shearing OF his sheep.
Frank Mellander accompanied by bis
sisters Misses Lola and Ellen OF Galena,
visited Battle Mountain Sunday.
Miss Mabel Williams, a young lady of
Austin, passed through Monday on her
way to Sacramento to visit relatives.
Mrs Matte Mcintyre arrived from
Loyelock last Saturday on a short visit
to relatives. She will return Sunday.
Frank Simpson and brother arrived
Monday from California. They will
probably remain here for the Summer.
Joel Bradshaw, one Of Paradise valleys
most respected citizens and an old time
resident, died there Sunday morning.
Miss Alkaline Clark Birchim died in
Austin last Friday night. Deceased
was aged 20 years, 8 months and IL days.
No services were held in the NJ. e.
Church last Sunday, Rev. A. BARLEY
being confined to the house 10y sickness.
Charles P~olkinghorn, the Golconda
merchant, was in town for a few hours
Monday, returning from a visit to Aus
tin.
Miss Jennie Pate arrived here Satur-
day morning from Indiana on a visit to
her sister Mrs. William Licking and
family.
The Gaiena school closed a week ago
last Friday and Miss Annie Kair, the
teacher. left for her home Sunday after
noon.
George Engstrom OF Cortez came in
town Tuesday being very sick. He has
placed himself under the care OF DR..
Hood for medical treatment.
County. Treasurer Dalton made his
appearance on the streets of Austin last
Sunday, the first time since lie had his
right leg broken on the 29th day of Oc-
tober last.
Sheep shearing is about finished at
the Lamaire ~corrals. When the shear
ers have finished shearing here they will
depart for Wyoming to begin shearing
10 that State.
Harry Warren was appointed Tues
day by the Humboldt county Commits
sioners as District Attorney OF that
county to Gil the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF Frank X. Murphy.
We call special attention to our die
play Of Regent Cascade Blue Semi-Por-
c%elain, made by Johnson Bros, England.
The name is a guarantee Of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
spect it.
A. d. LEMAIRE d Sons.
There is quite an excitement at Carlin
over the discovery Of what is believed to
be a vein OF excellent bituminous or