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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

WOODWARD, WATSON & CO..
eo3 Broadway, Oakland
Successors to William ]. Dingee.
s2GOO-Best buy in West Oakland ever offered;
west of Adeine ST.. large modern house, two
story, contains 4 bedrooms, parlor, dining room,
kitchen. basement; all modern improvements.
$2OO0-Right in town; near Grove ST. lot 25x
100; very neat cottage, rooms, bath and base
ment; all modern conveniences.
$S5oo-very neat home Adeline St: fine
neighborhood; west side of street. new house
of rooms bath and all modern improvements.
$25OO-On Fourteenth st. near .Adeline; large
cottage home of rooms and bath; high base
ment; large lot
FINEST HOMES IN OAKLAND,
THE
MERRITT HOUSES.
FRONTING THIRTEENTH ST.
OAK ST.
Close to the narrow-gauge trains and the
broad-gauge at Oak st. station.
Houses contain from to IL rooms, with all
modern improvements; large lots; all sunny.
Prices range from $1,000 to SIS, ,OOO; easily worth
double.
Fine building lots at the corner of Twenty
fourth and Webster sts; one of the choicest
locations in Oakland: street work all done;
lots all elevated prices $l25O to s1400; any size
lots desired. See this property once We
will build on any lot, to suit purchaser, and
sell on easy terms.
WOODWARD. WATSON & co. Qnc.).
9O2 Broadway
Successors to William J. DinSee
$500 PROPERTY FOR s2sOO.
Lot 5OX140; sunny and convenient to cars
schools, etc; almost and in frst-class
order; rooms and bath; owner has left
Oakland on account of sickness and must
be appreciated.
]. S. MYERS & CO.
1902 Broadway, Oakland
sSO00-COST of house only; lot given away.
A brand-new 7-room house; cement base
local train; house opposite cost SIC, coo;
charming neighborhood; terms easy an ideal
home; street work complete; first come first
serve ]. S. MYERS & CO.,
1002 Broadway. Oakland.
$3o5O-TWO-STORT 7-room house; worth to
duplicate $4,000; its architectural design and
finish are Of very latest and best in every de-
tail: can not be appreciated to price To-
cation and style without being seen.
J. S. MYERS & CO..
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
$270O-AN IDEAL 6-ROOM COTTAGE
On a slightly elevation Vernon Heights adj
joining Senator Perkins; it is a beauty; must
be sold; lot 90 feet frontage; everything in
perfect order; in fact almost brand new; no
reserve on this; first come first serve
]. S. MYERS & CO.
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.

rooms: near town.
S1S-Cottage; rooms; near local
S22 50-Cottage; rooms; near cars.
$23 50-Cottage; 6 rooms; near Telegraph ave-
S12-Cottage; rooms; Adeline street
S20-Brand new; rooms; in Piedmont.
$10-Cottage; 5 rooms; West street
s25-7 rooms; newly papered; 622 17th st.
S2T-Modern fiat; rooms; near trains.
S45-Modern fiat; 10 rooms; Telegraph ave.
We have others. Get list
GEO. w. AUSTIN & CO.,
1OOS Broadway, Oakland
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
46O and 462 Eighth ST., Oak


LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
460 and 462 Eighth ST., Oakland
$22 O-''Beautiful for situation possessing
advantages of near remoteness and accessible
seclusion; a palatial home. only l year con-
structed; cost S25, eco; a golden opportunity
s55OO-Unreasonable. but cost $4,000; extra
construction; 1O-room modern home; corner;
professional location.
$26OO-Center-st. station: modern 7-room home;
cost $500; estate must sell at once
s15CO-Telegraph ave-; cozy 4-room; bath; SSx
125
$125O-Mortgage s1eO; Thirteeuth-ave station;
cozy . rooms; bath
s6OOO-15 acres fronting San Leandro road;
special acreage bargain; fine speculation
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
46O and 462 Eighth ST.. Oakland
WHY PAY RENT?
$3.50 Cash, $40 Month
For Telegraph-ave. residences; new; latest
architecture; rooms; porcelain batn; laNa-
tories; sideboards: mantels; beautiful neigh
sale
See us at once; special bargains.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
400 and 462 Eighth ST.. Oakland.
$3.50 CASH. Sc monthly: lot 43 4O-1O0x4OS feet;
grand chicken run; 3-room cottage; chicken
house, sheds and all fenced; fine well of Al
water; large row of shade trees; near electric
car line and 90-foot boulevard and 3-story
public grammar school; soil, climate and
view the very best; fogs nor cold winds
here; price, all told S675; call or send 1or
circular ass 7th ST., opposite Broadway sta
tion, Oakland; carriage free. H. u. JONES,
owner.
$500 CASH, s. so monthly-5-room cottage and
high basement water in house, barn, shed,
fine nursery adjoining; lot 62x340 feet; hne for
chicken run; half block to electric car line
and 2 blocks from wide boulevard and fine
public school; grand view; well sheltered and
level; fronting on main county road; adloln-
ing East Oakland; price all told, $500. Call
or send for circular. ass Seventh St, oppo-
site Broadway Station, Oakland; carriage
free. H. T. JONES, land owner
A CHANCE for spectators or contractors;
935 acres for sale near Telegraph ave-; nicely
located for subdividing into lots; see map;
get particulars r. ]. MONTGOMERY. IL
Montgomery ST.. S. F., or A. j. SNYDER &
CO.. 467 Ninth St. Oakland
FINE modern residence II large rooms: bath
mace; stable for 4 horses; half block of mag
nificent garden; grand view; ideal place for
children or invalid 40 minutes from S. F. {;
As from Berkeley; no reasonable offer refused; ;
sold on account of change of residence. Ap-
ply premises, southeast corner Sixth ave- and
Twentieth St, East Oakland
s225O-LOT SOx1OO rooms; high basement; fine
location: near Seventeenth and West streets;
a bargain. Address box 1928, Call office, Oak
land
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PRICE REDUCED.

s16, ,0oo-Mission-st- business property; substan-
tial building Of stores, lodging-house
above; rents Sl30; lot 50xl22:6 #.
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$1z5O-Price reduced from $1,000; corner resi-
denoe, on best part Of San Jose ave-; 2
story residence of rooms and bath; lot
30x1s7:e fl.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTSi
$500 s9O0-Bargains in Sunset lots; all
graded; elegant view; SO monthly.
500 TO s300-Choicest Ocean Boulevard lots.
SIS. 800 to s250-Unexcelled bargains; near
Mission-st- cars; IS monthly.
$500 to sS00-Cheapest and best Richmond lots
very easy terms.
$1,000 $1,000 to S300o-Splendid cottages Rich
unond. Sunss1Pand Mission; easy terms
s5Co0-Choice corner in Mission; great bar
gain; 50x100, with new store and fiat; rent $40
Sunset branch office, Ninth ave, near H st.
SOL GETZ & BRO,
81 Chronicle building.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent bv
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per-
s0as authorized to have the same published.
BORN:
BEVANS-In this city. October T. 1901, 70 the
wife of 1. L. Bevans. a
COHEN-In this city. October TO- 1901, to the
wife of William Cohen. daughter
CULLEN-In this city, October 10, 1901 to the
wife Of c. ]. Cullen. son.
KAvANAGH-In this city. September "A. 1eo1A
to the wife of Michael Kavanagh. a son. n
Continued on Page Thirty-one.
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SNAP IN INCOME PROPERTY.
g25, ,on0-AIission st, Ninth; lot 4Ox160 It. I;
church building on Mission st. and two
dwelling houses in Ninth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

address given me; expect to secure the posi-
tion soon; be patient; everything looks favor
able. e.
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BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made;
city country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. AS Montgomery St, rooms $40; tel. $3.50
DISEASES and ailments Of men treated; con-
sultation free. American Dispensary, 514 Pine
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OAKLAND LODGING-HOUsEs.

LODGING HOUSE right in town; % rooms;
rent S35; a side business to go with it; to be
sold account of sickness; a bargain; price
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP

OF COPARTNERsHIP-san
Francisco, Oct. 10. 1S0-Know all men by
& CO.. hitherto and now composed Of A w
PIKE and CHAS. II. WOOD is hereby dis
solved. The said CHAS. H WOOD hereby
assumes all the obligations Of the late Arm
and takes. over all Of the assets and from this
time on will continue said business under the
former firm name of A w PIKE & Co
Witness our hands and seals the day and
year first above written.
A w PIKE
CHAS n WOOn
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ALAMEDA ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED - In Alameda; pleasant suite of
rooms and first-class board for a lady whose
husband is away greater part of the time;
i'll private family where there are no other
boarders preferred; references exchanged
Address box 955, Call office.
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PACIFIC-ST BUSINESS PROPERTY.
81 95O-Rents S4OS; mortgage $780, remain; i;
store and rooms and bath and fiat OF
5 rooms and BATH near Hyde st.
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SCTTER-ST FLATS.
80 00o-Sutter St, north side, near Webster;
modern fats Of and rooms and bath;
lot H;Sx127:6 #; very sunny; always
rented.
SHANWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
21s-220 Montgomery st, Mills bldg
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AIARKET-ST. CORNER.
SIS, ,500-MaTket-st- corner, at junction OF
Church and Fourteenth sts.; SO IT. 'front.'
age by "a # and los IT In depth.
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NELSON. JOHNSON & CO..
POS Montgomery ST., Opp. Mills plos'
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
THE cEc1LERNE. $50 Van Ness ave-

THE CECILERNE. $50 Van Ness ave-
SUNNY rooms and board in nice home IN Oak
land; 30 minutes from city; telephone; use
piano and bath; references exchanged. Ad-
dress 91S Adeline ST., Oakland.
ELLIS. 104EElegantly furnished rooms. single
or suite, for gentlemen in new nat; bath;
private telephone; electric light; hrst-clasS
board.
JONES. s21, between Bush and Pine-Newly
furnished suite single with first
class board, to couple or gentlemen; refer ces.
SUNNY front room in new cottage, with board.
for young men that would appreciate pleas
ant home Phone Capp 222.
BEAUTIFUL sunny parIor. with board; suit
able for two; $50 per month. 93S Geary ST.
NICE, sunny corner, alcove room hot and cold
water; good board. 936 Valencia st.
HOTEL Las PaImas 1920 Market-suite or
rooms, bath; board optional; single rooms
HOTEL Repelier 7S1 Sutter-Newly furnished;
excellent table, special rates TO tourists.
O'FARRELI. sos johnson House)-Exception-
ally fur. suites; beautiful grnds; table board.
CALIFORNIA, S07 stevenson mansion)-Select
family hotel; exceptional table; attractive rms.
BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1896
Valencia st.
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VAN NESS, NEAR PACIFIC.
Van Ness ave residence bargain; lot
alone worth the price; contains rooms
and bath; near Pacific ave-; lot 25xlO0
feet
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OCTAVIA-ST. FLATS.
s14 500-Rents S1400; 3 beautiful flats q, Z,
rooms; tiled bathrooms, electric lights
marble steps, tiled vestibule, ETC.; north
jefferson square.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

Houses and lots in San Francisco. Oakland
Berkeley and Alameda to exchange for coun-
try property
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LYON & HOAG,
ia Montgomery st.
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Continued on Page Thirty One.
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CHANCE for spectators or contractors;
935 acres for sale near Telegraph ave-; nicely
located for subdividing into lots: see map:
get particulars. r. ]. MONTGOMERY. II
Montgomery ST.. S. F., A. ]. SNYDER &
CO.. 467 Ninth ST.. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

A RANCH of 1 acre; a ranch of 10, 600 acres, or
any size between those figures. in all the
counties of California can be provided for
you by the undersigned
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

WOODWARD, WATSON & CO.,
(IncorDorated.)
903 Broadway. Oakland.
Successors to William J. Dingee.
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SANSOME-ST- CORNER
Us. b.o0o-TWo-story building; rents $40; fore
closure sale.
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RUPTURE sANITARIUAI.

HUNTERS RUPTURE SANITARIUM. 12i
Market; treatment free; 500 paid for any trus
as good our new double lever rupture hoIdel
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MUST BE SOLD-MAKE OFFER
$1,000 CASH BALANCE PER CENT.
S., 7,OO0-Handsonne, attractive home rooms and
BATH servants room high basement;
cost $500 four months ago; north side
Haight ST., near Pierce; lot 25XllO.
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REAL EsTATE-CoUNTRY-For Sale

MANHATTAN LOAN COMPANY.
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RESIDENCE NEAR GOLDEN GATE PARK.
Sz250-Hsight St, near Broderick, north side;
contains 10 rooms and bath; fine view;
house modern IN every way; lot 27:6x
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10

The first real snow storm for
this Winter fell Tuesday night and
about two inches OF the "beautiful"
covered mother earth, while in the
mountains the fall was much
heavier. We are now experiencing
some very cold weather.
Miss Kair, teacher OF the Galena
school, arrived from the western
part of the State last Saturday
morning. She opened her school
Monday.
\. r. Holcombe returned f1em q
trip to Salt Lake Saturday night.
Martin Bafgon, the tailor, was
caught last Thursday morning at
Austin by Deputy Sheriff Murphy
in the act of selling whisky to In
dams.
Henry CLAIM OF Austin went to
Carson last Friday to appear before
the U. S. Grand Jury which met
last Monday on a charge of selling
whisky to Indians. Sheriff Watt
also went down as a witness against
Mr.. Claim.
Miss Kair who taught school at
Jacobs ranch and who left for her
home at Stockton to spend the hol-
idays, has resigned her position
and it is said she intends going to
the Philippines.
Oscar Hildebrandt, the piano
tuner, is in town.
Miss Emma Steiner OF Reese
River passed through last Monday
on her way to Santa Rosa. Cal,
where sic will enter a conservatory
OF music.
Mrs. George Williams arrived
from Winnemucca Tuesday evening
and is stopping at the Nevada ho-
tel.
An eastbound freight train was
wrecked this morning about a n,ile
west of the Piute siding. We were
unable to learn any particulars
Local news on page 4.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10
THE NEXT AT
TRACTION.

The Robert Buchanan Dramatic
and Comedy Co., nili appear in Ar
mory Hall, Battle Mountain, for
five nights next week, commencing
January 18th, with complete change
Of program every evening
This company of dramatic artists
was organized in Chicago, Ill, in
1880. and have played successfully
in every city or town OF importance
from Illinois TO Oregon and from
British America to the Southern
States, and have gained a reputa-
ton second to no other repertoire
company on the road. This is their
first visit to the State of Nevada,
and 70 far have been enthusiast
tically received. Those that have
witnessed the show in towns east of
here pronounce it first-class.
Their dramatic plays are good
and are composed of some of the
following: Married by Mistake"
"The Deputy Sheriff" a play along
the lines OF the 'Old Homestead"
east Lynne and many other
good ones.
Don't forget the date and re-
member that there is a complete
change every night.
Reserved seats will be on sale at
Horizons store in a few days.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10
BREvITIES


This storm seems to he general
throughout the State and cattle
men and farmers are in conse-
quenee very much pleased.
Trainmen report the snow on
the summit as the heaviest that
has fallen in the past three years.
We heard it reported this week
that Rev. Father Batter of Austin
will shortly take up his residence
in Battle Mountain.
Phil Conway departed Sunday
evening for Butte, Montana, where
he goes to accept a position with
an uncle who is in business at that
place. Phil during his stayin Bat
tile Mountain made numerous
friends all who regretted to see
him leave. We wish Phil the best
OF luck.
The University students have all
returned to Reno.
Miss Clara McGonagle returned
from n visit to her home at Ogden
Saturday night.
William 0'Leary came up from
Lovelock Saturday on a visit to
his relatives.
Miss Matte Mcintyre returned
Saturday morning to Alpine, where
she is engaged III teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Duffy and
little daughter Agnes and son Owen
left last Friday evening on n visit
to the western part of the State.
Harry King passed through on
his way to Austin this morning
from San Francisco.
Mr.. Plummer OF Mineral Hill,
New, and an old-time friend OF ID.
A. Macdonald, is spending a few
days in town.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10

The Nevada Legislature will con-
vene on Monday, January 81. The
proposition to provide fer the holding
Of a Constitutional Convention to re-
wise the Constitution of the State.
which vas given considerable promi-
nence in the last campaign, seems to
have been lost sight of. and neither
the lawmakers nor the general public
seem to be taking any interest in it at
the present time. Whether it is that
the shadow Of the Lottery bill or a
press of ether proposed legislation IL
occupying the attention Of the public
Ia the exclusion of this matter is not
known, but the fact is evident that
the idea Of holding a Constitutional
Convention is not now considered 20
be Of vital Importance.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10
FROM BAKER CITY.
Office Of Warshauer Bros.
Baker City, Oregon.

Baker City, Oregon.
Jan. 81, 1900.
Trib Co Observation-Disclosures
find money order 81. Send at once
four more bottles of Trib by express.
These are for others. | myself have
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spraiHs. etc., for which you recon-
mend 1T. When l came to work for
the above firm q few weeks ago ! found
one Of the members suffering very
badly with chilblains. l had a bottle
of Trib in my trunk chad brought 1t
from Carson where i had used it to
cure a sprain, and afterwards as a
rundown" after a hard bicycle trip
it makes man feel Ike new and /
gave 1T to him (Mr. Warshauer). 1t
cured him entirely. So your liniment
has found another friend. Trib makes
friends where it makes IN acquaintance
He thinks Trib is all right. You can
print this if you want TO. l wish
everybody knew how good Trib is.
i remain yours truly,
T. NJ. O'HALLORAN.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10

For three days and nights / suf-
fered agony dntold from an attack OF
cholera morbus brought on by eating
cucumbers." says M. E. Lowther, clerk
Of the district court. Centerville, Iowa.
Il thought | should surely die, and
tried a dozen different medicines but
all to no purpose. / sent for a bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diar1 hooa Remedy aud three doses
relieved me entirely" This remedy
is for sale by Blossom & Blossom.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10
TOWN MATTERS.
THE HEAVY WIND OF LAST THURS
DAY NIGHT.

Our Winter so far has been a
very queer one SO to speak and at
tracts the undivided attention OF
the populace. For the past week
or more we have been subjected to
a great deal of wind and on Thurs
day night last were given an extra
toot. Many of our people expected
to rise the next morning and fihd
many houses minus a roof or To-
Gated in some other part Of the
town. As it was no damage was
done. A number Of our people
arose from their peaceful slumbers
and were prepared TO meet the
worst so that il they were blown
away they would have an opportun-
ity to see where they would land
At Reno the wind destroyed
thousands oil dollars worth OF prop
erty aud was the severest wind
4torm that has visited Reno since
the day of its destruction 10y fire ia
1879.
X. w. Parry's livery stable being
a three-story brick, l00x175 feet
suffered severely. The wind blew
in the west side of the south end of
the building half way down. Tons of
brick crashed into the dining room.
Mr.. Parry and family were residing
IN the second story temporarily.
None we're seriously hurt but the
furniture in the room was crushed
to bits. His loss is $1,000.
Serious damages was done to the
high school building.
The livery stable of j. A. Pot
hoff was damaged to the extent OF
about $500. The Central Pacific
freight house lost part Of its roof.
| The n. G. 0. train was blown from
the track $50 yards south of Doyle
station. Tie passenger coach was
a complete wreck.
On the Coms:ock the wind play
ed some queer pranks. A hen was
sitting on a clutch Of eggs and an
old lady resident OF the divide went
out to see her. The clutch had
been so affected by the wind storm
that every chicken came out bow
legged and with his neck twisted
Ikea cork. screw. When returning
to the house the old lady was turn
cd upside down. A big Newlound-
land dog bad his ears and tail
blown off. The wind also invaded
Richards blacksmith shop and
blew a heavy iron anvil out into the
yard. In the north end of the town
the wind blew in the west windows
Of the Ophir Office and wrecked the
parlor furniture. As it was several
thousand dollars worth of property
was damaged by the on
At Elko the wind blew at a great
er velocity than ever before in that
town.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10

The NEvADAN ackno~ lodges the
receipt OF a copy of the annual re-
port OF the Secretary of State. 1t is
the most complete report that Sec
rotary Howell has sent from his
office. 1t combines the rel orts of
the Secretary of State, Clerk of the
Supreme Court and State Librarian
in one document. The report is
strictly up-to-date IN every particular
aud speaks well for the efficiency of
Mr.. Howell as an officer.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10
A Mr.. Davis, a young man from

A Mr.. Davis, a young man from
Ogden was sent here last week to
transfer the freight at the depot.
For some time past a great amount
of freight has been arriving
for Austin, lone aud other points
south as well Is a great deal ior onr
business people, and it got SO that
the day operator could not handle
it and attend to his other duties so
this young man has been sent here
to look alter this part OF the work
at the depot.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-10
PRIMARY DEpAnTn EsT.

No. of boys enrolled %. No. of
girls enrolled 10 Whole Ne. enrolled
30. Per cent Of attendance "a.
Honor Roll-Ralph Hagar 81, Irene
Egoff 80. Bea Cooper 90, Mary Bidart
"a, Irene Magyar 80, Tommie Ken
drick 80, Eva Motley 80, Clifton Gan.
ser %. Heary Hood 81. Enrol Licking
%, John Bidar. 81, Edith kendrick
90, Juanita Bidart 90, Johnny Troll
son 90, Clay Willis "a, Dean Willis
o3, Rae Hancock "a, Harry Norris 80,
Arthur Hood 80, James Langford 81.
CLARA NJ. MoGoNAGLE, Teacher.
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N. C. r. r.


Report of the Battle Mountain pub
1ic school for the month of December
No. of boys enrolled II. No of girls
enrolled IL. Per cent of attendance 81
Honor Roll-Clara Mcintyre sc,
George Ganser 81, Lizzie Norris 90,
Beatrice Woolcock 90. Maggie Hin
man 30, John Arndell 81, Mary Nc
Carthy "a, Estella Weaver %, Lulu
Weaver 90, Dan McIntyre 90, George
Norris 93, George Hinman 92, Dudley
Wilson 30, Eddie George 96, Irma
Egoff 81, Nellie Langford "a. Viva
Wilson 80, May Wilson 90, Mike May
"a, Johnnie Mefiey 80.
II. f. RANDALL, Principal.