The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-08-02

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A new ad. will be I ound on the End
page under head of New To-day"
Mrs. H. A. Hechtman returned to
her home in Fresno, CAL, last Satur-
day.
James Far.is was an arrival from
Sacramento Tuesday.
Martin Filippini of Bullion spent a
couple of days in town this week.
Mrs. H. r. Lemaire and little son
Rena. returned Monday from a sew
eral weeks visit with her relatives at
Silver Creek.
Miss la Watt arrived Monday from
Silver Creek on her way to Reno
where the young lady goes on a visit
to relatives.
Sheriff Murphy was in town Tues
day ~subpoenaeing grand jurors for the
next term of Conrt which meets in
Austin Aug. 22d.
Jake Holman was in town Mon
day. Jake is fast recovering from his
recent illness and will, in a short
time, be as we'll and strong as he ever
was.
p. 8. Jensen and son Charlie OF
Reno, were passengers for Austin
Monday. Mr.. Jensen has about re-
covered from his recent illness and is
docking good.
James Paul arrived Monday morn
ing from Friendship, Indiana, and
will remain for the next three months.
Jim looks the picture of health. He
says he is glad to get back and meet
dis many friends once again.
DIR. w. H. Hood, who has been at
sending the meeting Of the National
Medical Association, Boston, passed
through Monday on No. 3 to his home
IN Reno. He alsp took n cour-e in
in post graduate work in one of the
eastern colleges while he was away
Clyde Dewey, owner of the famous
Gold Dollar mine ut Thunder Noun
tain and Joseph H.. Hutchinson, FORM
er Lieutenant Governor of Idaho,
were in Battle Mountain some days
ago looking over our mining district.
We understand these gentlemen ex-
poets TO return again.
A. Layton has purchased eleveu
bend OF horses from Adrian Bernard
of Golconda. The price paid was 800
per head. They are a fine lot of
horses and were picked from a large
band. Mr.. Bernard is out on the
range gathering them any they will
be delivered ia a few days.
The Jory Bros, of Willow Creek on
Saturday last, bought from John
Werst all his personal property. Mr..
Werst was located above the Jory
ranch on the same creek. John will
leave soon for his old home in Ohio to
take up his residence. He has been a
resident OF Lander county for a great
many years, having been engaged in
ranching on Willow Greek.
In our next issue We will be able to
furnish our readers with the best
piece of news published in these col
.umns in many years. The news is in
reference to the deal just closed be-
tween the Austin anapah Company
and parties from Colorado Springs.
Active work will m in the
Clifton tunnel as soou as the neces-
sary supplies can be secured.-Rev-
ellie.
Walter Dobbs, the Trout Greek
rancber, wat a visitor to town Tues
day. He viii begin cutting his sec
,ond crop OF alfalfa in a few days, which
he says is growing fine. Mr.. Dobbs
informed us that he expects a mining
man to arrive in Battle Mountain in
n few days, direct from New York, to
look at the Thorp property at Lewis.
He intimated that the property had
been taken over by New Workers.
j. M. Davis, late manager of the
Virginia City Evening Chronicle. died
an San Francisco Monday morning
from an affection Of the brain. De-
ceased was a brother-in-law OF w. G.