The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-10-17

DAY.
j. NJ. Hiskey was in town from Aus
tin yesterday.
Walter Moore was in town from Ga
lena this week.
Sam Little of Mill Greek was a Wis
jtor to town Tuesday.
County Clerk A. II. Dron was in
town last Thursday from Austin.
Court will convene in Austin next
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
George Abe came over the N. c. r.
II. Tuesday with several carloads of
horses.
Assessor II. r. Lemaire and George
Watt left yesterday for Austin in the
formers auto.
1t is said that Messrs. Snow and
burst intend TO erect a mill on their
property soon.
olkuUi laatltJdliltI O0lln-Du VI ok-
den is relieving b. E. Biackley who is
somewhat indisposed.
Mrs. @. A. Lee returned last Satur-
day from a three weeks visit to rela-
tives at Tuscarora.
Mrs. j. IL. Crum is reported as be-
ing quite i'll. Her many friends hope
soon to hear of her recovery.
Henry Patton came down from Ga
lena Monday and continued on to
Winnemucca on a business trip.
When you are sending money away
get a draft from the Horton Banking
Co. 25 cents will buy 800 worth. .
Mrs. N. Il. Ramsdell departed last
Thursday evening for Biddeford,
Maine, on a visit to relatives.
The first carload of ere from the
gold strike on Willow Creek has been
shipped to Salt Lake for reduction.
Carson boasts of a woman shingler
who can beat any carpenter on the
job. No, she is not n s(h)ingle woman.
Raymond Mellander arrived from
his home at Haywards, Cal, last
Thursday and will spend a few days
at Galena.
Four saloons and a feed stable Ia We
been opened at Mud Springs, Pleasant
Valley, Humboldt county, the scene
of the new gold strike.
Commissioner George Crowell OF
Austin, passed through last Thursday
on his way to Oakland, Cal on a visit
to his wife and family.
james MeCloy, of Marion, Indiana,
has arrived in town and Will take up
his residence here and may in all
probability goin business in our town.
The Horton Banking Co, are pre-
pared to issue drafts ON all parts OF tue
world. Letters of credit and travellers
checks available everywhere.
Many people in town are afflicted
with the prevailing epidemic which is
a mixture OF influenza and la grippe,
but to say the least, a very annoying
disease.
Z. X. Davis, one OF Rattle Noun.
tain's early settlers, is in town shak'
ing hands with his old friends. In
the late 70's Mr.. Davis was engaged
in the saloon business in this town.
County Treasurer Hogan departed
for San Francioco last Thursday for
the purpose of purchasing supplies
for his new two-story building now in
course Of construction at Austin.
Robert Hogan, jr., of Austin, has
gone to Santa Clara, Cal, where he
will become a student Mt that place
taking a six years course, four in tho
college and two in the business course
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Trout
sof Lander was brought TO town Tues.
day afternoon suffering from a broken
arm. DR.. Pope set the fracture and
the little fellow is now resting com
fcrtably.
State Auditor. Nate Rolf OF Rene
was in Austin last week examining
the books of the county officers. Ito
was well pleased with his trip and
found the books OF Lander's officers
we'll kept.
II is semi-officially announced thai
a few weddings are in store for thu
town. If all the matches proposer
by the gallery are contaminated
wedding bells will ring without inter
mission this winter.