The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-12-07
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LOCAL.,
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The p~ostofice at Mound House has
been discontinued.
Court convened in Austin yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Judge Breen was q passenger for
Austin Tuesday morning.
Frank Freitas went up to Austin
Tuesday, returning home yesterday.
Mrs. Mellander and little daughter
of Galena went to Golconda yesterday.
Rev. Percival Smith OF Elko held
services in the NJ. +. Church
Tuesday night.
County Commissioner Lemaire at
tended the COMMISSIONER meetin g
at Austin Monday.
George Coslett, a Tonopah pioneer
was married to Mrs. Mary Hunter, of
Colorado, last week.
Anthony Russell, an old pioneer of
Lander county, died at his home in
Austin Tuesday night.
Mrs. II. Pierce returned Saturday
evening from a several weeks visit to
her daughter at Golconds.
John Paul, accompanied by his
cousin, Jerry Pate, left last Friday for
California 10 spend the Winter.
NJ. J. Murphy has four men at work
on the Oracle group Of claims at
Elder Creek doing assessment work.
Ernest Ltmaire has about com
pleted the improvements on his resi-
dence and will occupy it in a few days.
Miss Nellie Ksarn OF Austin WAS
married in Sacramento. Cal, on Nov.
25th, to J. Hofstetter of Sacramento o.
II. +. Wilson, Jos. Jurey and Ted
Rockwell of Galena, are ia attendance
at this session of court at Austin as
juiors.
g. Alves, who formerly conducted a
barber shop here, has returned and
taken charge of the barber shop in +.
Altenberg's saloon.
In a communication to the Reno
Journal Congressman Van Duzer an
nounce that he will not be a candi-
date for reelection.
Mrs. Nelson L. Bartoo was taken
to Exc last night by her husband
and placed in the sanitarium to
receive medical attention.
Tim McGrail accompanied a min-
ing man from Tonopah to Jersey
District Monday to inspect some min
ing property in that district.
Mrs. McCourt, Mrs. Geo. Watt and
Two children and Miss Alice McCourt
were passengers for Austin last Satur-
day, returning from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jory OF Willow
Creek drove in town Monday. Joe
departed for Austin Tuesday to at
tend Court, being a trial Juror.
New patterns in crockery and glass
ware, holiday notions, parlor lamps,
toys, etc. Best candies in fancy pack
ages, glazed fruits and nuts az
LEMAIRE 4 Sous.
Chris Lepeticb. a brother Of An
drew, arrived from Colorado last week
and Tuesday went to Austin. He is
here for the purpose OF looking into
his brothers business.
George Polkinghorne Of Tonopah
was a passenger for Austin Tuesday.
George will move his mother and sis
Ter to Tonopah where he has had
erected a neat little home.
The weather prophet comes forth
with the prediction that we are going
TO have a good old fashioned Winter,
such us was experienced during the
Winter of 1SS9-90. We hope the
prophet has the wrong impression.
A Christmas tree will he given in
the M. Z. Church ,or the children on
Dec. 23d. Miss Eva Bradshaw is pre-
pairing a program to be delivered on
that evening aud u choir is busy at
work practicing Xmas carols.
Work was about NIL suspended Mt
the Dean mine last week for the Win
ter. Three or four men will be re-
tanned by the company who will be
employed in the big tunnel. Outside
OF that everything has been closed un-