The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-10-25

from AUSTIN.
George Watt and wife went down
TO Reno Tuesday.
Joseph Jory spent a couple OF days
in town this week.
George Watt shipped several cars
sof cattle to Reno Tuesday night.
H. Friedrich, a San Francisco whole
sale ieweler, was in town last week.
Miss Mabel Littrell of Austin spent
a couple OF days in town last week.
w. D. Addington, Republican nomi-
nee for Long Term County Commits
sioner, is in Austin.
L. E. Kendrick, candidate for Long
Term County Commissioner, went
over to Bullion Monday.
Rev. P. S. Smithe held Episcopal
services in Lemaire's Hall Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Mrs. George Crowell and SON., after
spending a few days in town visiting
friends, returned to her home in Aus
tin Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Weaver went out to
Schwin's ranch at Mill Creek last
Sunday at which place the young lady
will teach school.
Chas. Burkin, of Reno, an expert
eneed meat cutter, has accepted a po-
sition with the McIntyre-Starrett
Company at this place.
Lemaire & Sons carry in stock all
sizes of pipe and fittings and are pre-
pared to thread and cut pipe in any
length. Prices reasonable
Mrs. A. p. Deago and children will
leave in a few days for Oakland, Cal
90 take up their residence at which
place Mr.. Deago is located.
j. w. Treat, engineer on the N. c.
was called TO flagstaff, Arizona, last
night by "A telegram announcing the
serious illness OF his mother
NJ. w. Frary will rs soon as the
lumber arrives, commence the erec-
ton Of two fire-room cottages, which
will be built near the NJ. E. Church.
A lot on main street was sold yes
terday so we are Informed for $500 90
and it is said the new bank building
TO be erected will be built on this lot.
Mrs. Kattenhorne, after visiting
with her son Albert and his wife for
several weeks, left Tuesday night for
her home at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Robt. Hogan, Harvey II arris, Dennis
Scully, William O. Brien and M. j.
Murphy were in town last week in
t~erviewing the voters in this end of
the county.
A contract has been let for the con-
'struction of n 300-ton mill plant on
the Montgomery Shoshone property
at Bullirog, the mill to be completed
in lao days.
Conductor w. A. Powell OF freight
train No. 1880, %westbound, was killed
in the Elko yard Tuesday evening at
5:15 by being thrown between two
cars and crushed to death.
The two dances given by the Jockey
Club last week were pleasant events
and were well attended. 9he supper
for the dances we're given by the Re-
-bekahs and Ladies' Guild.
Boyd and Bray have carpenters at
work building a boarding and lodging
house at their copper property and as
soon as completed they will increase
the working force in the mine.
A fine display of fireworks will be
exhibited on Main Street tonight be-
fore the Republican speaking. Let
everyone turn out and witness the
display. Be on hand early. Dance
after the speaking.
County Clerk Dron returned last
Thursday from Reno and while there
gained "A "few pointers" which he gave
our people on his return. His visit
to Reno was for the purpose OF having
the Lander county ballots printed.
Mrs. l.. A. Lemaire returned last
Friday evening from the western part
of the State. Mrs. Lemaire being
President of the Rebekah Assembly OF
Nevada, instituted two Rebekah
lodges last week, one ut Fallon and
the other ut Gardnerville.