The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-24

OAlt ANO1tO
from Trout Greek.
w. II. Edwards vas down from
Austin this week.
Frank Eaton has gone to Palisade
to remain for some time.
f. B. Yerington has been appointed
State fish Commissioners.
Mrs. Verne Bar.oo and son were
arrivals from Austin yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Lee returned Monday
from a visit to relatives in Austin.
E. Z. George has accepted the po-
sition as manager Of Blossoms livery
stable.
w. L. Norris arrived from Dayton,
Nevada, Monday morning, on q visit
to his parents.
James b. Horton has been confined
to his bed this week suffering from a
severe bilious attack.
G. w. McHardy, an old pioneer OF
this county, died at his home in Aus
tin Tuesday night.
Major John H. Dennis, dean OF Ne
vada journalists, is critically i'll with
bronchial catarrh in Carson.
The Yerington Times is to be N
larged to six pages, and a gasoline en-
CINE added to the equipment.
A dispatch from Reno says Govern
or Sparks will publicly his
retirement from Nevada politics.
b. A. jacob, wife and daughter
Miss Alma, have returned to town
from a visit to the Hot Springs ranch.
William Easton came down from
Austin yesterday to meet his wife and
family who arrived from the city this
morning.
The picnic at Lewis was well at
tended last Saturday by the school
children and adults. Everyone had a
good time.
Mrs. p. G. Bartoo and daughter and
Mrs. II. NJ. Ross, went up to Austin
Tuesday morning and returned yes
terday.
J. W. Treat returned from ? trip to
Flagstaff, Arizona, Tuesday night
where he has been on a visit to his
mother.
Ed. Hu.per, OF Bullion, last week
bonded his property in that district
to H. A. Mills, a Denver mining man,
for the sum OF $500.
The San Francisco postofice has
given notice that it will not be able TO
deliver for some time newspapers in
single wrappers TO street addresses.
Judge Breen has set Wednesday,
the 9th day of June, 1906, as the date
for the next session of the District
Court in and for the county OF Lander.
Miss Eliza Pierce returned home
last evening" on No. 6 from Glover
Valley, Humboldt county, where the
young lady has been teaching school.
w. G. Adamson of Winnemucca,
wal in town this week. We we're in
formed ise was on his way to Jersey
to inspect some mines in that dis
trict.
W. H. IGunner) Woolcock and wife
arrived ia Battle Mountain last Thurs
day afternoon from Salt Lake City,
on a visit to Mrs. ]. Woolcock and
family.
J. Peterson and wife came up from
Golconda Monday evening on a short
visit to Mrs. Mellander and family of
Galena. Mrs. Peterson was formerly
Miss Della Mellander.
Clarence Mackey has agreed to give
$4,000 to DIR. Stubs, president of the
University of Nevada, to be used in
erecting a building on the Nevada
University grounds to be used as a
library.
Decoration Day will soon be here
and as yet no steps whatever have
been taken towards observing the day
by public exercises. 1t is time to get
a move on il anything is to be done
in.the matter.
At the encampment of the G. A. r.
at Redding, CAL, last week, a resolu-
ton was passed and a committee ap-
pointed to request the legislatures to
purchase two aags for each school in
California and Nevada. =.