The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-06-20

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from a weeks visit to Reno.
Mrs. w. f. Coon went to Winnie
mucca Saturday to visit relatives.
Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas returned
Monday ON No. 3 from Salt Lake.
Mrs. II. r. Lemairc and little son
are visiting relatives at Silver Greek.
Mrs. Mellander and daughter of Ga
lena went down to Golconda Monday.
c. Il. Ramsdell attended the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge at Reno this
week.
San Francisco now has 10000 child
rem of school age, indicating a popu-
lation, of 100000.
Meals was raised in Battle Noun
tain Monday by the hotels from %
to 35 cent per meal.
Mike Yirt returned yesterday from
Austin where he appeared Monday as
a witness before the Grand Jury.
George Russell, ST., took M. 3 SUM-
day for Reno to be in attendance at
the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
When you are sending money away
get a draft from the Horton Banking
Co. 25 cents will buy 800 worth. y
Mrs. James Wheeler returned to
Winnemucca last Saturday after
spending a week visiting friends in
town.
c. f. Littrell was an arrival from
Austin Monday on his way to Reno
20 attend the Grand Lsdge VI Odd
Fellows.
The Horton Banking Co, are pre-
pared to issue drafts on all parts OF the
world. Letters OF credit and travellers
checks available everywhere.
1t is officially announced that the
Southern Pacific will double track it's
route from Reno to Roseville, eight
cen miles east OF Sacramento.
w. w. Christian and wife OF Austin
passed through Monday evening ON
their way tn Reno, Mr.. Christian being
a representative tn the /. y. o. +.
Grand Lodge.
Joe Farren and Otto Stalmann, OF
the Glasgow Il Western Exploration
Co, paid the %company's property Mt
Copper Canyon and Copper Basin a
visit last week.
Mrs. joseph S. Jory returned Tues
day night from Butte City, Montana.
She was met here by her husband and
they departed for their home at Will
dow Greek yesterday afternoon.
Chas. Campbell went down 20 Win
nemucca Tuesday afternoon where he
is employed as foreman of the Inter-
mountain Mining Co, who are operat-
ing properties ut Winnomucca Moan
tain.
Mrs. l.. A.. Lemaire left for Reno
last Sunday. Mrs. Lemaire is Grand
President of the Rebekah Assembly of
Nevada and was present to preside
over that body which met in Reno
/. Tuesday.
Sheriff NJ. J. Murphy took TUG
Wilson who shot Jas. Smith at Ian.
der last week and Marion Fanow,
who is charged with being an acces-
cary to the shooting to Austin last
Saturday morning.
Measles is the prevailing epidemic
in town at present, there being a great
many cases among the young popula-
ton. As all the children in town
has been exposed more or less 10 the
disease, no doubt a great many more
children will come down with the dis
ease.
H. M. Chance, a mining engineer oil
Philadelphia, was in town last week
and spent II couple OF days locking
around this district. Mr.. Chance was
surprised at the mineral showing and
WA more than pleased with the con-
ditions, believing that this district has
got a bright future before it. 1t II
his'intention to return again shortly
and inspect some properties he has In
view.
Mr.. Chance last week closed a dea
with G.. w. Jones, Miles McKinnor
and o. II. Mcdonald for seven mining
claims about n mile and q half south
west of Palisade. The claims are goot
copper prospects, and also carry golS
and silver.