The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-01-11
Live News . ..
LOCAL.,
STATE AND
GENERAL

Mrs. William Schwin was in town
Yesterday from Mill Creek.
M. w. Frary left Monday for Para
disc Valley on a short trip.
Mrs. J.. J. Lynch and two children
returned to San Jose, CAL, last night.
Patsy Keaton is in town from Bull
lion. He reports his property as
looking good.
Mrs. Frank Curieux OF Beowawe
came down on No. 3 Sunday, return
ing on No. 9.
II. s. Starrett went down to Reno
last Friday to attend a meeting oil the
Board of Regents.
Tommie Kendrick returned to Reno
Sunday to resume his studies at the
State University.
Mrs. Robert Watt of Silver Greek
left for Winnemucca Sunday on a
visit to her relatives.
Chris Lepetich returned from a trip
to Reno yesterday. He reports his
brother Andrew as getting along
nicely.
f. II. Lemaire went down to Win
last Friday on a visit to his
wife and baby. He returned this
morning.
Miss Eva Bradshaw returned from
Reno Sunday evening where she had
been spending the holidays with heI
relatives.
A Methodist minister, accompanied
by his wife and two children, will ar
rive il a few days to take charge Of
the church Mt this piece.
w. j. Williams OF Austin went
down to Reno Sunday on a business
trip. He returned this morning and
will spend a couple OF days in town.
Real estate is soaring skywar1 in
Winnemucca. Two lots were priced
by an Elko mar the other day in the
business section and the price asked
was $4,000.
A new paper is to be started in
Winnemucca by Lee Windle and Geo.
Rose and will be named the "Hum.
boldt STAR" and will make its first
appearance this week.
What's the matter with the Silver
State? Has it stopped publication?
We get about n papera week. Look
into the matter Bro. Bragg and see
where the fault lies.
Battle Mountain Lodge No. 81,
/. o. o. f., received an invitation
from Reno to be present at the insti-
tuition of a new ledge of Odd Fellows
to be instituted in Reno OH January
18th.
County Commissioner II. r. Lee
marie returned from Austin Sunday.
He was accompanied by his vie and
little son who have been spending
several weeks visiting relatives at Sill
yer Greek.
Miss Della Coale, accompanied by
her sister Mrs. Frank w. Klock, came
down from Carlin Sunday. They de-
parted Monday morning for Galena
at which place Miss Della is teaching
school. Mrs. Klock will spend a few
days at Galena.
William Easton and wife, his daugh-
ter Miss Della. and Miss Alice Gem
dron, were arrivals from Austin Sun
day. Mr.. Easton wat on his way to
Carson to attend the meeting of the
State Board of Assessors which met
at the Capitol City Monday.
The application for pardon of Sill
bestre Aurtenechea, who was sent up
for manslaughter from this county in
1902 for the killing of Chas. Leon, at
Bailey's goat ranch, was up before the
Board of Pardons in Carson last week
and his case was taken under advise
ment by the Board.
Tom Weber, Supt. of the Grayson
ranch at Reowawe, was very i'll last
week suffering from an attack of
pneumonia, and for several days his
life was despaired Of. Drs Pope of
Battle Mountain and Hood of Elko,
were in attendance ut his bedside and
done everything possible to alleviate
his suffering. From late reports re-
ceived, he was convalescing AID il
nothing unforeseen happens will soon
be on the road to rapid recovery.
Mr.. Weber's two daughters, accom-
nanied hv Mr. Gaorne Grauson nnssad