The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-07-05
~commissioners' Pro
dings on fourth page.

William Meager was in town We'd
nesday taking in the sights.
B. +. Wilson, wifi and family Of
Galena, spent the Fourth in town.
Harry Wise of Sparks enjoyed
spending the Fourth with his parents.
d. ]. Bousfield, supt. of the Dean
mine. went to San Francisco Monday.
Miss Ruth Nickerson of Reno is
visiting Miss Ollie Wise OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birth of P~alisade,
spent the Fourth 10 Battle Mountain.
Miss Alma Kearn of Austin, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hoffman.
Mr.. Schaeffer, Eiler's expert piano
tuner, will be in Battle Mountain to-
morrow.
The mail route between Winnie
mucca and Kennedy has been discon-
tinued.
Miss Eliza Pierce departed Monday
morning for Lamoille, Elko county,
on a visit to friends.
No fireworks we're displayed on the
night of the 4th as they were not re-
ceived from the city in time.
Mrs. Joseph Carroll and little
daughter of Elko are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dusang.
Rev. Percival s. Smithe will hold
Episcopal services in Lemaire's hall
next Thursday night, July IL, 1905.
v. H. Pease, q mining man from
Salt Lake City, paid Galena a visit
lsst week, looking Owe some mining
property.
Commissioner H. r. Lemsire went
MP 10 Austin last Saturday to attend
tia meeting OF the Board which took
place Monday.
Mrs. II. Hechtman nee Gertie Gan
ser), arrived from California Tuesday
night on a months visit To Mrs. j. X.
Gamer and family.
Miss Pope, who has been on a visit
Of several months with her brother,
DIR. Pope and his family, left yesterday
for California on a visit.
IL is rumored that the Times-Re-
view OF Tuscarora is to resume pub
LEGATION. This is an indication of
good times in the old camp.
Mrs. J. A. Landers and children
left Wednesday night for Boca, Cal,
at which place Mr.. Landers is tele-
graph operator for the s. p. Co.
Charlie Addington, a nephew of w.
d. Addington, and wife, came up
from Winnemucca n few days ago on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Addington.
Mrs. T.. H. Borland arrived from
San Francisco last Friday morning on
her way to Denver. She remained
here for a couple OF days on a visit to
her husband.
Frank Eads and wife and Miss Lulu
Weaver went down to Reno SUNDAY
night. Frsnk and wife returned We'd
nesday morning and Miss Lulu re-
manned ia Reno to visit friends.
Conductor H. Hale OF the s. P.
has secured a leave of absence OF
thirty days and has gone to Bullion
to look after his mining property in
that district. He is relieved on trains
8 and 3 by Conductor Nease.
L. NJ. Pine returned from a trip to
Colorado Wednesday. Mr.. Pine is
operating an anthony property in
Little Cottonwood Canyon, some
eight miles from town. He expects
to make q shipment of Is or 20 tons
within the next few days.
A German ply stefan now insists
that all ills may be cured by "hot
air" From the above we cannot pos
sibly see how some Of II people are
troubled more or less with some kind
OF ailment, for il "hot air" is a cure,
surely we have a great deal of it for
sale.
The Tonopah & Gold6eld railroad
company has reduced the fare over its
line from 10 to 8 cents. The fare over
this road has been outrageous and is
even o at the reduced rate. This
road has already paid for itself several
times over and will continue to do so
ut B cents n mile.