The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05

The Piutes Of Nevada are becoming
civilized pretty fast. A equaw gave
birth to a son a few days age and the
proud father had a notice of the event
published in the Wells Herald.
Ore is now being extracted from the
south west drift of the Copper Fla
mine, neal Ely, that shows an average of
S103 in gold and 1875 per cent copper.
Joseph Bray is Superintendent of the
property.
The report of the death of Senator
II. e. Freuderthal at Phoebe, Lincoln
county, a few days ago was an error.
His brother Henry, a highly esteemed
resident of that place, died of a compli-
cation OF. troubles. lie was a mining
man.
Alex. Castro, whom the Grand Jury
found a true bill against .ast week for
selling whisky to Indians, was sentenced
Tuesday by Judge Jones in Austin to
confinement in the State Prison for IL
years from the date of his delivery to
the Warden.
William Licking, Henry Crum. James
Paul, John Jory, Ed. Clifford, B. Il. Viii.
son, w. +. Macdonald and Andrew Lepe-
itch were ~subpoenaed from the North
End as jurors for the term of Court now
being held in Austin which convened
Tuesday at 2 p. NJ.
Up to the hour of going to press this
p. NJ. at 4:15 no news had been received
from Austin in relation to the trial of
Sylvester Aurtenchea, the Basque, who
is on trial for numbering Chas. Leon.
We are informed that a jury was secured
Tuesday afternoon to try the case.
Ed Dupois, a promising young Carson
attorney, died at that place a few days
ago after a brief illness.
Mr.. Dupois was so years Of age, born
aud raised in Carson, and was one of the
original proprietors Of the Carson News.
Senator p. C. Kelly has just had a
handsome residence constructed on
University Heights. The knowing ones
say the Senator contemplates matri-
mony.-Bonanza.
Ii is a wonder how such a handsome
chap as the Senator escaped matrimony
SO long.-Enterprise.
Miss Alice Hoy and Romulus w.
Mitchell, both OF Winnemucca, were
married in the Presbyterian Church,
at Elko Sunday, Rev. George II. Green
field, officiating. The bride is a sister of
Mrs. George Williams and is quite well
known here. The groom is an employee
of the S p. Co. The NEvADAs extends
congratulations.
The old timers, still alive, who were
here in the syringe Of 1859 aud 80 say the
weather those years was exactly the same
as this year, and that on the Fourth Of
July 1859, a snow p'ow, drawn by twelve
horses, proceeded the procession, and
that the Goddess Of Liberty wore Col.
Truths fur overcoat and that the little
boy representing the navy had one of his
feet frozen and OF the maids Of honor
had her ears frost bitten.-Reyeille.
II. IL. Hamlin, optieian, of Reno, Ne
yada, is in town and will remain until
Saturday. Mr. Hamlin is a resident Of
this State ana comes well recommended
as an expert opt.cian. Ii any of our
people desire speciacles or eyeglasses
now is your chance TO have your eyes
fitted during Mr.. Hamlin's short stay
in town. You will find him very reason
able in his charges. See his ad. in an
other column.
New entries are being made every day
for the Lander county political derby to
be run on Tuesday, the 4th day of No
yember next. The latest entries are
Marcel Dnpuy for County Recorder, and
W. II. Iugbam for County Commissioner,
short term.-Reveille.
That's right gentlemen, come out and
let yeur wants be known, and let 'em
be known early. for the "early bird catch
es the worm" We may soon be able to
name a few probable North End candi.
dates IL reDorts are true.