The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-12-14
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LOCAL.,
STATE N
GENERAL

ID. j. Bousneid ie.t lot Dan rum
cisco last Friday,
A new billiard table has been placed
in the Nevada saloon.
Ralph Nelson returned Tuesday
from a trip to Ogden.
H. r. Lemaire went out to his mine
ut Mound Springs Tuesday morning.
Judge Breen was a passenger from
Austin yesterday on his way to his
home at Eureka.
Preaching will be held in the M. E.
Church Sunday, Dec. 18th, at IL A. NJ.
and 7:15 p. N.
We are informed that Andrew Lep-
etich is improving and it is thought
he will soon be all right.
Frank Boskowitz and James Tread
we'll, popular knights of the road, paid
our town IA visit last week.
Henry Schmith has been confned
to his home for the past few days,
being somewhat indisposed.
We are informed that George Abel
has struck it very rich in a mine
which he owns in Jersey District.
Conductor w. G. Hall has resigned.
He has been in the service OF the COM
pauy for many years.-Dispatch.
The river has afforded fine skating
for the young people the past week,
and skating parties have been all the
rage.
Mrs. John Hickerson of Austin
passed through Sunday on her way to
the Dean ranch. Mr.. Hickerson i,
foreman of this ranch.
j. C. Tyree, "A mining man, and Al
bert Kattenhofn came in from Bull
dion yesterday afternoon on business.
They returned this morning.
Mrs. Oscar j. Clifford of Austin,
passed through yesterday on her way
to Sparks ON "A visit to her husband,
who is in business at that place.
Among the Southern Pacific en-
gines nov running out of Sparks only
four are now burning coal. The rest
have been turned into oil burners.
We call the attention of our miners
and prospectors to the article headed,
Mineral Land Not Exempt in X. X.
Patents" which will be found on the
first page.
George Polkinghorne, accompanied
by his mother and sister, We're arri-
walls from Austin yesterday TN their
way to Tonopah at which place they
will reside.
F. A. Freitas received yesterday an
elegant line of ~jewelry direct from the
factory. Call and examine his new
stock and you are sure to find sonle-
thing you like.
Battle Mountain Lodge No. 81, |.
o. o. f., will meet next Wednesday
night, Dec. Goth. A full attendance
is desired. BY order,
+. H. LEMAIRE, N. G.
The Grand Jury after investigating
the affairs, books records and accounts
fcers, found everything straight and
in first-class shape.
Beginning on January LIST, 1906,
London will change its system of
valuation OF bar silver by the adop.
ton of the metric system, which is
used in the United States.
The Commissioners OF Humboldt
county have awarded a contract for
putting in a fire system at Lovelock
to cost $l0,794, the system to be in-
stalled within sixty days.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. of p, will
meet on Saturday, Dec. 23d. All
members are requested to be present
ms business of importance will be trans
acted. BY order,
+. Il. WooLCocK, C. c..
New patterns in crockery and glass
ware, holiday notions, parlor lamps,
toys, etc. Best candies in fancy pack
ages, glazed fruits and nuts at
LEMAIRE d Sons.
Sheriff Murphy passed through on
his way to Carson last Sunday hav-
ing In charge a Jap, l. Mai, fuka, who
was indicted and sentenced at the last
farm al Ax. 4 60