The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-10-03
Live News -.
LOCAL,
STATE AND
GENERAL

r. J. Eads OF Lewis, was q visitor
70 town this week.
Miss Dean Middleton returned last
night from u visit to Kansas.
I. A. Perry and wife of Lender are
Speeding a few days in town.
Matt schmith was in town yester-
day from his ranch at Hot Springs.
J. j. Bloucher left on a business
trip to Salt Lake City Tuesday night.
Joseph Farron is visiting the Cop
per Canyon and Copper Basin prop
critics.
Arc lights ale to be placed on the
State University campus to prevent
~"spooning."
A couple of Indians we're arrested
last night for being drunk and dis
orderly.
A. r. Holcomb, wife and two sons,
will leave this evening on a visit TO
Colorado.
A. l.. White, the east-end signal
man, returned this week from a short
trip to Ogden.
Frank and Henry Chifdress and
Jas. Robinson we're in town last Sat
urday on business.
]. w. Treat has II notice in this
issue about coal which MAJ be of
some interest to you.
A. ID. Lemaire has started the con-
struction OF two new cottages in the
western part of town.
W. H. (Gunner) Woolcock and I.
w. Swinilenurst came down from
Copper Canyon YESTERDAY.
Mrs. g. r. Pope, accompanied by
ger sister. returned Sunday from a
visit to her home in Idaho.
When you are sending money away
get u draft from the Horton Banking
Go. rs cents will buy 800 worth. .
+. A. McMullen made his first trip
to-day from Willow Greek with the
first load of ore from the new strike.
The dramatic play, Down in Dixie"
will be presented tn the people of Bat
tie Mountain in about six weeks by
local talent Of the town.
The Horton Banking Co, are pre-
pared to issue drafts on all parts OF the
world. Letters of credit and travellers
checks available everywhere.
John Jory was in town from Will
low Greek Tuesd ~. Mr.. Jory ex-
poets I o see lively times in his section
ere long, which is the scene OF the re-
cent gold strike.
q. II. burst arrived from Los An
1geles last week To inspect the Golden
Era group in which he and Mr.. G. II.
Snow are developing. The property
is said to be looking fine.
fhe miners at Yerington have de-
manded 81 a day and unless their de-.
mands are granted u general strike
will follow il that district. They
have been receiving $3.50 per day.
NJ. b. Dudley of Los Angeles, CAL.
aud II. G. Christensen left with men
to-day for Willow Creek at which
place Messrs. Dudley and Christensen
.are interested in n number Of claims.
+. l.. Greasley, a brother OF Mrs.
j. Jory of Willow creek, who has been
.on a visit to his sister for several
weeks, departed Tuesday night for his
home at Butte City, Mont.
The prodigal had returned. Father"
he said, "arc you going to kill the
fatted calf" "No" responded the
Old Man, looking the youth over care
fully, mo, I'll let you live. But I'll
put you to work and train some oil
that fat Off"
M. b. Dudley, J. J. Rattigan, ]. J.
'Tremble aud G.. Mart Corn, are
spending a few days in town.
They came here for the express pur.
pose of making an examination oil
the Pedro property, and we are in
formed that they ale well pleased
with the property.
President Roosevelt delivered n oil
his characteristic speeches Tuesday
Mt the dedication OF the Mckinley
imausoleum at Canton, ONO. The
ceremonies were witnessed by a crowd
of approximately $4,000 people. The
.mausoleum cost over 100000 the'do-