The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-03-15

DIR. Z. W OBrien has opened up
A dental Office in Eureka.
8. G. Broyles has shipped a carload
OF orc for reduction from his mine in
Elder creek.
Mrs. William Cooper returned Tues
day from Beowswe where she has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Clancy.
Ore assaying 100000 has been dis
covered at Round Mountain on ground
belonging to L. d. Gordon in Austin.
The Little Giant company at Old
Battle Mountain, is hauling ore to
this station for shipment to Salt Lake.
Miss Nellie Robinson arrived from
Eureka last week and is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Limbaugh
and family.
A.. NJ. Williams is spending a few
days ia town. Mr.. Williams is oper-
ating a gold property in Dun Glen.
Humboldt county.
seven or eight passengers went
down b. Austin last Sunday on the
auto car. Four or five were mining
men from Colorado.
A carload of portable houses has
been received at this station, con-
signed to the Bunker Hill Consoli-
dated mines, at Kingston.
P. Walsh received II cents per
pound, ON the ranch, for the TOO head
of beef steers he recently sold to a
San Francisco frm.-Reveille.
The dance given in Beowawe by
Frank Curieux, will take place to-
morrow night. 1t is reported that
quite a number OF people will attend
from here.
A party OF six men passed through
Austin this week for Northumberland
to do work on the mines at that place.
The mines there are owned by Reno
parties.-Repeille.
The stork visited the home Of +. A.
Limbaugh Monday morning and left
a bouncing infant of the feminine
gender. Mother aud child are doing
nicely and Franks pulse has about
got normal again.
We we're handed the following this
morning and hope it will come true:
Milwaukee may be Famous"
And "Schiitz" has made it so,
But keep your eye on Battle Mountain
Cause the burg am gwiLe to grow.
w. w. Darling, of Encampment,
Wy, who spent several days in town
some time since, and who went down
to Manhattan TO look oveI that coun-
try, returned Tuesday. He is much
impressed with Manhattan and thinks
1t has q great future.
The Bunker Hill Consolidated
Mining Company of Kingston, Ne
vada, are advertising that skilled min
ers and laborers can obtain employ
n,ent. The mines are located 80
miles south Of Austin and are reached
by stage line from Austin.
Paul Merrill, who has been day OPP
orator at I.ovelock for some months
past, has been appointed to the Te-
coma agency. Mr.. Merrill has gone
to Tecoma to take charge of his new
Office. Mrs. Merrill and baby wiil re-
main in town for a few days visiting
her relatives.
Harry Standerwick, who has been
suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever, is now ~coavalescent and will be
able to attend his classes at the Uni.
versity of Nevada again within anoth.
-er week. He has been very sick and
his many friends are glad to learn of
his recovery.-Gazette.
George Russell, Elko county's larg-
est stockman, VAS in Reno last Thurs
day, says the Reno Gazette. "Beef
conditions are improving" said Mr..
Russell. "Top steers are selling at
7 1-8c at San Francisco, and the indi-
cations are that in the Fall the mar
ket will be much stronger"
T. II. Borland arrived from San
Francisco Tuesday morning to remain
for some time. Mr.. Borland has bond
cd the Trenton group of copper claims
located in Trenton canyon from
Messrs. +. A. Limbaugh and A. r..
Holcomb. Mr.. Borland expects to
he1in ~operationa IN the as