The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-07-12

A.. D. Lemaire left last Sunday on a
short visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. James Robinson of Mill Greek
is spending a few days in town.
M. w. Frary has resigned his posi-
tion with the Horton Company.
Feut Faulkerson of Beowawe was
In town for a few hours Tuesday.
F. A. Limbaugh and K. 7. George
made the booming town OF Bullion a
visit last week.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and Miss Maud
LLOYD went to Elko last Saturday on
q short visit.
James Lister OF Silver Greek passed
Through Monday on his way to Reno
on a visit to his wife.
Charles Grayham 10 spending a few
days in town. He has disposed OF his
saloon business in Eko.
The N. G. company has been busy
the past few days lengthening the
sidetrack in the yard at this place.
Bert l.. Hood, brother of DIR. Hood,
is bookkeeper for the Lovelock Com
mercial Company at Lovelock.
Justice Limbaugh has moved his
Office into the building formerly occu-
pied by c. s. Vadner as an assay Office.
"Gunner" Woolcock returned Sat
nrday to Santa Clara, Humboldt Co.,
at which place he is engaged in min
ing.
II. J.. Werner, representing the
Eiler Piano Co., and Mr.. Schaeffer,
the company's tuner, we're in town
Monday.
l.. G. Hardy was in town this week
looking after his mining interests at
Copper Basin. Mr. Hardy is located
In Mexico where he is engaged in min
ing.
Antoine and Joe Desgo returned last
Saturday from q five months visit to
their old home in Portugal. They
were accompanied IN their return by
their sister.
The hot weather record for the
Summer OF 1906 has been established
and for the past few days the Their
mometer has registered from 80 to 50
degrees.
A. Tefft, who was the chauffeur on
the auto car running from Battle
Mountain TO Austin, has accepted n
position with the Grey Eagle Mining
Company as engineer.
Mrs. Charles Hossack and little son
departed Sunday on No. 3 for the
State of Washington, Mrs. Hossack
receiving the sad intelligence of the
serious illness OF her father.
Richard Eads was Down from Lewis
Tuesday. He a y the mining fever
mas struck his section, for a great
many prospectors are now in that
range of mountains prospecting for
the precious metals.
Jake Hofmann, wife and baby, and
Miss Alma Kearn, Mrs. Hofmann's
sister, drove out to their ranch in
Buffalo Valley Monday. Mr.. Hof-
mann, though still quite weak, is get
ting along nicely, and will, in a short
time, be as strong as he ever was.
Little Donald Hoskin, who was Sc.
werely injured about the head and
face on the Fourth from the explosion
OF a bomb is, we are glad to state, get
ting along nicely. His eyesight which
was thought at first to be injured, is
thought to be all right as he is now
huic oouiSCcTn opJect5.
Wanted-Gentleman or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or
with a rig, for a firm of $250,000 CAPT
tai. Salary $l,072 per year and ex-
.penses; salary paid weekly and ex-
penses advanced. Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Battle
Mountain, Nevada.
E. l.. Labadie and Jacques Schefer,
m eminent mining engineer from
Paris, came up from Golconda last
Saturday evening. Sunday morning
in company with Mr. #. +. Chagnon,
they went to Galena where they spent
several days inspecting mining prop.
critics in and around that district.