The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-07-19

week.
Several of our ranchers are busy
haying.
Joseph Jurey and family were in
town from Galena to-day.
William Eckman OF Galena went to
Salt Lake Monday on business.
Miss Lulu Weaver returned Sunday
from a visit with friends at Reno and
Sparks.
A general merchandise store has
been opened at Tenabo by a Mr..
Bradford.
George Watt OF Austin has present.
ed his wife with a costly Baby Grand
Steinway piano.
A postofice has been established at
Copper BASIN with Don Macdonald as
postmaster.
J. A. Miller, jr., was an arrival from
Austin Tuesday on his way to the
western part Of the State.
Judge De Haven OF San Francisco
will preside at a session OF the U. 5.
Court in Carson August 9th.
Mrs. William Peterson and baby
went to Carain Monday evening on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hines.
Miss Maggie Human is the possess
or OF a Lester upright piano which
was received from the east this week.
G. II. Ramsdell, the photographer,
is now open and ready for business.
All has work lie guaranteed to be first
cliss.
Parties arriving from Bullion in
form us that a movcmen is on foot to
organize a Miners Union ia that
camp.
The great copper ore reduction
pl mt to be constructed at Ely. White
Pine county, is tn have 5000 ton daily
capacity.
George l.. Sanford has succeeded to
the piopri .torship OF the Carson
News with w. NJ. Gottwaldt as asso-
ciate editor.
Walter Dobbs was in town from his
Trout Greek ranch Monday. He has
Just finished cutting and stacking his
first crop of alfalfa.
Frederick Davis, the Elko surveyor,
has been up to Copper Basin for sew
erai days surveying claims for the
Western Mining Company.
A number of cur citizens went zap
to Rock Greek last week fishing. They
report as having had good luck
catching the "speckled beauties"
The Reno Gazette says the Sou tn
ern Pacific may abandon one and
probably both of the fast mail trains
between San Francisco and Ogden.
NJ. w. Frary went out to Jersey
Valley Monday at which place he will
erect some buildings for the Jenkins
Company. He will be absent until
September LIST.
w. H. Bray and Newton Boyd re-
turned from q business trip to San
Francisco last Saturday. Mr.. Boyd
left for Ely Monday. He expects to
return in a few days.
Work on the Hazen-F allon railroad
is progressing slowly as o result OF the
scarcity OF labor. Although $3.50 per
day is paid for common labor, prac-
tically none is to be had.
Mrs. w. H. Woolcock accompanied
by her nieces, Misses Hettie and Beat
rice Woolcock, will leave tonight on
Nc. Q for Salt Lake City on a months
visit TO relatives and friends.
1t is rumored hal the men brought
into Buckskin by w. G. Pitt to work
on the Kennedy-Pitt Consolidated
have been ordered out of the camp by
the Miners Union.-Yerington Times.
DIR. Reeves, who is associated with
T. n. Borland in operating a mining
property at Trenton canyon, arrived
from San Francisco yesterday MORN
ing and departed for the mine last
evening.
Ed. Clifford, who has spent several
months in the southern country pros
pecting, has returned to town, looking
as though his trip had agreed with
him. He did not discover any thing
OF great importance and says he is