Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-31
LOCAL NOTES

Firemans Ball April l7th.
Fresh Moapa Vegetables at Hubler's.
For fresh fish and oysters call at
Hubler's. IL
1t will pay you to have The Age bid
on legal work
A. y. Pauff visited his Searchlight
store the first OF the week.
Hubler's for fresh fruit, butter and
eggs. IL
w. W. Wallace was a passenger to
Los Angeles Tuesday night.
Miss Alice Bishop has accepted 4 po-
sition in the confectionery department
OF c. +. Hubler's store.
ID. c. Huddleston has moved his bar
Der shop to his own building on the
west side OF Fremont street.
Communication with the county seat
Is cut off Railroad il washed out and
wires are down.
The Merchants Barber shop, d. G..
Huddleston, prop, Reduced prices to
suit the times Hair cut 35c; shave l5c
c. z. Squires returned from California
Tuesday, where he had been for several
days, suffering IA brief illness during
his absence.
Substantial canvas awnings have been
placed this week in front OF the Clay
son 4 Griffith and NJ. c. Thomas stores
on Fremont street
J. Ross Clark and party passed
through Las Vegas on their way from
Salt Lake to Los Angeles Friday night
Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clayson and son
moved Monday to their new home in
the Weaver cottage on First street, be-
tween Carson and Bridger streets.
\. l.. Hawkins, the druggist, has
planted umbrella and grivillae trees
along the sidewalk in front of his bu~l-
ness block on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs, W K. Petersen expect
to leave soon for their former home in
Salt Lake. Mr. Peterson is now IN
charge of Las Vegas Mercantile Conn
panv's market on Fremont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, Brown have decided
to reopen their popular eating place and
have secured more cheerful quarter, in
the bank building on First street, where
they will open Monday
Dir. L. u. Carpenter has located a
large gold, silver and copper bearing
ledge in the Funeral range, which he
will develop. The prospect Is in the
vicinity of the Patsy Clark property,
which il now being worked.
Legal notices published in The Age
will not be inValidated by reason OF
washouts or other emergencies. Papers
that are printed elsewhere and shipped
i'm to bt circulated are unsafe mediums
for the publication OF important legal
notices.
T. G.. Nicklih has gone to Los IN
geles and san Francisco To- secure addl-
tional presscs and other equipment tor
The Age and Beatty Miner The Age
has always been printed at home, but
require. better facilities These will be
provided
Chris. \, Brown, who returned from
an extended visit to California Sunday,
was called south again Tuesday to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs Browns father
John G. Ehvle, who diei in Ocean
Park. Cal. Monday, Mr. Brown res
turned to Las Ne-as Thursday.
Mrs. John McWillian's, Of owen
Sound. Canada, mUther OF ]. T. McNil' /
liams of this citv and two of her sons
T.. q, McNiiihms, merchant tailor Of
Baksf CITY. Oregon and c. ". McWil' ,
liams, ptnihinent banker dt Cosswell .
\. D., the latter accompanied by hls
wifi. and ehild. arrived in Las Vegas
"Wednesday for few DAYS visit. The I
mart, has been i'm California for some
time. and after a short stay here Will
return TO their respective homes via Los
inoeles, Mr.. G.. W. MrWilliams eN-
pects to pay hi brother another VISIT
,lnring the summer.