The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-07-11

K. L. Labadie, of Golconda, went
up to Galena Monday
A large number of prospectors have
been in town this week.
Mrs. l.. F. Green and little daughter
were passengers for Austin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William schwin OF
Mill Creek, spent the Fourth in town.
Walter Moore and Ray mond Mel
lander Of Galena, were ia town Sun
day.
The Sparks city council has passed
an ordinance taxing all entertain
ments. except for charity. So.
Mrs. Con Ahern of Virginia City
died in Reno Tuesday morning after
an operation for appendicitis.
The Blossom Bros. began cutting
the first crop of alfalfa at the Italian
ranch across the river last week.
When you are sending money away
get a draft from the Horton Banking
Co. 25 cents will buy 500 worth. y
William Eckman, after al extended
trip to California, has returned to
Galena to look after his mining in
terests.
An cnterprising Goldfelder pro-
poses to raise bananas on Nevada
desert regions by grating them on
cactus plants.
The Wild, West show, which gave =
performance here n couple of weeks
ago, is no more. The outfit "busted
up" in Ogden.
Ted Dergerson, day operator at this
station took his departure Monday
night on a visit to points Of interest
in California
Joseph Jure,, W. II. Woolcock, A.
Perkins, W. Hawke, and Dave B.air
of Copper canyon, were visitors to
own on the Fourth.
Charles Helm arrived from Napa,
Cal, last Friday on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. L. A. L-emaire and family. He
will return next week.
James q. Moore and family, and
Miss Lizzie Starrett, left last Thurs
day afternoon for Virginia City on a
months visit to relatives.
The Journal claims u Chicago ccm-
pany has bought a ten-acre tract Of
land south OF Reno preparatory TO
starting an auto factory.
The Horton Banking Co, are pre-
pared to issue drafts on all parts of the
world. Letters of credit and travellers
checks available everywhere.
Tex Richard is credited with having
expended $3.50 per month in develop
ing a lawn in Goldfeld, which result
ed in growing a lonely sunflower.
John Kosta and wife arrived from
the East Sunday. Mr.. Kosta is ma
nipulating the cay trick at this sta
tion during the absence of Ted Burg
eson.
Suit has been brought by a miner
named Kelly against one Baker, a
Yerington constable, for breaking the
plaintiffs jaw with a club in arrest
ing him.
Hugh Prunty left Monday night on
No. 5 for San Francisco on a short
visit. When he returns he will take
his departure for his old home in
Ireland on u visit.
Ike Solomon acting as justice of
the peace at Goldfield, in the absence
Of the legally elected official, wal fired
last Saturday by the Esmerslda coun-
ty commissioners.
Miss Lulu Weaver returned Sunday
evening from Tenabo where she has
been teaching school. The young
lady has been engaged to teach the
school at that place for the coming
term.
The Reno journal, for several years
published by K. Il. and K. r. Bing-
ham, formerly of Tuscarora, has
I. changed hands, M. A. league and
Mrs. d. s. Bethel having taken n
years's lease on the paper.
Otis Oldfeld, a youth about Ia
b years Of age, who arrived here about
three weeks ago from Sacramento,
aud found employment at the Crum
ranch, has been very sick for several
days suffering from diphtheria. DIR.
Pope is attending the youth and he is
getting along very nicely.