The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-06

in town last week.
Ed. Clifford of Galena was in town this
week for a couple of days.
John and Frank Mellander of Galena
circulated in town Monday.
John Sparks has purchased the Wede-
kind mine near Reno for $4,000.
Frank Eads and wife came down from
Carlin Friday afternoon.
b. A. jacob and wife OF Hot Spring
spent a few days in town last week,
Mrs. II. Paulsen left last week for
Salt Lake on a visit to friends.
All westbound trains now take water
FROM the new tank situated west of the
depot.
Frank Button. one of Golconda's pros
porous ranchers, visited Battle Mountain
last week.
Frank Martin and wife and Miss Nora
OLeary of Lewis were visitors to town
Monday.
Miss Stella Weaver went up to Carlin
last evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Eads on a visit.
Joe Phillips came do wn from his ranch
which is situated in Iowa Canyon. He de
parts for the city Saturday on No. 6.
W. T. Jury and wife, Joe Jury and
wife, Edward Jury and daughter and
VIM. I. Jury, were down from Galena
Monday.
Miss Savers who has been teaching the
Smoky Valley school. came over the N.
c. Monday. Miss Sayers attended the
school entertainment Monday evening
and left Tuesday for her home OF Reno
Jas. Blossom returned Sunday even
ing from ST. Mary's college, Oakland,
where he has been attending school. He
was accompanied by a young school
mate, john Harlow who will spend his
vacation with Jim.
The mines in White Pine county own
ed by President Mckinley are reported
to be the must valuable in that section.
The boundary lines are being resurveyed
and it is thought development work will
soon be started up.
Herman Lukerath, who has been held
by the San Francisco police on suspic
ion Of being implicated in the murder of
ID y~ear-old Robert Hislop, has been re
leased from custody, no evidence having
been found TO connect him with the
crime, which remains an unsolved mys-
terry.
Reports from all parts of the State
show that Nevada is enjoying great ac
tivity in mining and that the attention
of capitalists from all sections of this
country, London, Paris and Berlin has
been attracted to the great mining pos
sibilities of the Sagebrush State.
The NEvADAN was not issued last week
as the plant was being moved from the
old ofiic on Second street to it's new
quarters on Front street. where we have
lifted up a neat and coy Office. and we
might say that the NEvADAN will come
up 10 any of the other Offices in the
State.
AT the closing exercises Il st. Mary's
College, Oakland, held last week, James
Blossom made a great hit by singing a
a BASS solo, "Davy Jones' Locker and
was applauded to the echo. Jim is a
Battle Mountain raised young man and
we are proud to note his success as a
being a great vocalist.
What this country needs now, is peo-
pie to cultivate the thousands OF acres
that await their arrival, and to do this
the newspaper is the advance agent
through which the home. seeker gets his
information. And to keep these facts
before the people, a newspaper is the
most available medium.
The NEvADAN is anxious of getting
regular correspondents in our neighbor
Jag towns. Signify your intention Of
becoming a regular correspondent and
keep the public posted on the doings in
your town. All communications should
be addressed to the CENTRAL NEvADAN,
Battle Mountain, Nevada. Z. o. Box
46.
Every now and then the editor receives
humorous letters from Prospective home