The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-13

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K. II. Lemaire went down to Reno
Tuesday night.
The snow is two feet deep at Gold
Creek, Elko county.
Newton Boyd returned last week
from a visit to Ely.
Miss Maggie Hinman has returned
from a visit to Winnemucca.
Mrs. James Griffin and two child
rem, have returned from a visit to Salt
Lake.
Otto Kattenhorne, brother of AL
bert, arrived in town last week from
Idaho.
Mrs. Arndell of Austin, mother Of
Mrs. j. X. Ganser, is visiting in Bat
tie Mountain.
The U. s. Geological survey Gays
there is ample coal in the country for
centuries 10 COME.
Three days and ten hours from
Denver to Goldfeld is the record made
with a special train last week.
A Xmas tree and exercises will be
held in the N. E. Church Xmas eve
for the children of Battle Mountain.
Horses are starving on account of
lack OF feed at Goldfeld and autos out
of commission due to gasoline short
age.
Roosevelt's reformed spelling sys-
TEN will be considered at the 6nal
session OF the 59th Congress, now in
session.
A team and wagon without driver
costs $l8 per day ia Gold6eld. Hay
is $40 per ton and grain three cents
per pound.
Three million pounds OF turkey, be-
sides hundreds of thousands of pounds
OF other fowls we're consumed in Chi
cago on Thanksgiving Day.
Lemaire & Sons carry in stock all
sizes of pipe and fittings and are pre-
pared to thread and cut pipe in any
length. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. A. r. Shipley has opened up a
millinery establishment in the build
ing formerly occupied by Justice OF
the Peace f. A. Limbaugh.
Drs. Barkan and Sewall, specialists
for eye, ear, rose and throat, are now
located ut 100 California street, cor.
Van Ness Ave-, San Francisco.
Auto service on the,road between
Manhattan, Tonopah and Goldfeld
has been temporarily suspended ON
account of heavy SNOW drifts.
The United States Supreme Court
has refused to issue a writ of haheas
corpus to release Meyer, Pettibone
and Haywood from custody in Idaho.
The la grippe is prevalent in Battle
Mountain aud a great many of our
people are suffering from the disease,
and in some cases many are very sick.
During the last week the deals in
Ely copper mines have reached nearly
a million dollars. The transactions
made public reach the total of $780,
600.
Mrs. Baugh, wife Of our popular
barber, was taken to Elko Tuesday
night and placed in the Boiling hos
pital. She is suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. G. +. Littrell of Austin, wal
called to Santa Cruz, Cal, last week
by the serious illness of her daughter,
Miss Hazel, who is at Santa Cauz un-
-dergoing medical treatment.
Lemaire Il Sons have just received a
large stock of rubber goods, such as
'overshoes, rubbers, and rubber boots.
They a now supply men, women
and children in all sizes and shapes.
The dramatic play, "a Noble Ont
cast" will be presented to the people
of Battle Mountain in Lemaire's Hall
Christmas night, Dec. 25th. The
troupe are hard at work r~ehearsing to
make the play a grand success. The
lad. will appear next issue.
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