The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-12-05

Assessor Lemalre went up TO Austin
Tuesday morning.
Rhea McGinty left last Monday for
his home in Georgia.
Miss Dean Middleton has return
ed from Winnemucca.
Joaquin Bianchi and wife of Lander
were in town Monday.
John Jory Of Willow Creek was
sn town Sunday and Monday on
business.
When you are sending money away
get a draft from the Horton Banking
Co. % cests Will buy 500 worth. =
1t was reported in town this week
that the leasers working on the AL
tenburg property at Bullion had made
a good strike.
The railroad company intend to re-
move their coal chutes from, this place
4 Valmy, a station IA miles west of
Battle Mountain.
l.. A. Lemaire. wife and little son
left last Saturday evening for Napa,
California, on a months visit Il rela-
tives and friends.
Judge Peter Breen, on November %
granted a divorce to Miles McKinnon
of Palieade from his wife, Olive Nc
Kinnon, on the ground Of adultery.
The Watt property in New York
canyon, a few miles north of Austin,
has been leased to Hunter aud Brad
aey, who represent Colorado capital
lists.
The Horton Banking Co, are pre-
pared to issue drafts on ell parts of the
world. Letters of credit aud travellers
casccks available everywhere.
The Thanksgiving dance given by
Fhe Lark's orchestra was a delightful
SOCIAL function. A large crowd was
present and everybody enjoyed them
serves.
Congress met at noon Monday.
The indications are that this session
of the natl onal lawmakers will be one
of the most important in the history
of the country.
Mr.. Marymont, an agent for the
Eilers Music Co. Of Reno, accompsn.
led by u piano %tunner, were in town
this week, and while here tuned q
number of pianos.
County Treasurer Hogan returned
30 Austin last Saturday morning after
spending a couple of days in town COZ
aecting taxes from the taxpayers in
this end of the county.
William Jury and family, Joseph
BURY and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. States
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss, r. +. Chagnor
and William Meager Of Galena, spent
Thanksgiving Day in town.
The Secretary Of the Fairview Min
'ers' Union is sending out notices t.
the various towns in the State warn
ing miners to stay away from Raw
hide until the Winter season is over
M. w. Frary has taken n contract
to sink nm artesian we'll for the n. G
r.. r. Company at Watts station, OF
the line of the railroad. The wei
boring machine was shipped over TIN
road last Saturday.
Hon. Simon Bray of Austin passed
through last Monday on his way t.
New York City. He was accompan
lied to New York by Mrs. e. Mitchell
of Austin who is on her way to her OH
home in England.
Notices are posted up in the new
camp of Stimler stating that the seal
OF wages for all underground wor
shall be SIS per shift, and unskilled Ia
Dor 81 so per shift. This is a raise O
$50 cents per day over the former scale
L. E. Kendrick, who has been con
Quoting the Gold Note saloon for tn
past seven years, retired from bushes
last Saturday night. James McClo
has taken the building occupied b
Mr.. Kendricki and opened it AZ it wa
formerly used fora saloon.
Mr.. Kendfck is one OF Battle Noun
'tain's most enterprising citizens an
we hope to see. him remain in on
amidst.