The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-08-28
CENTRAL MEvADAN
Local and Personal.

Francisco Monday.
H. Mcintosh is temporarily editor Of
the Lovelock Argus.
The Grand Jury will convene in Aus
tin next Monday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy and wife re-
turned to Austin Saturday.
William Schwin OF Austin, drove into
town yesterday from Mill Creek.
Mrs. Guy Butterfeld is in town from
.Palisade on a visit to her relatives.
Miss Helen Watt took her departure
for San Francisco last Friday night.
Mrs. Lisette Hoffman of Mill Creek,
paid Battle Mountain a visit yesterday.
All kinds Of job work neatly executed
at the NEvADAN Job Office. Send us
your order.
Arthur Morris, Deputy Secretary OF
State, died in Liyermore. Cal, last
Thursday.
The Battle Mountain public school
will open next Wednesday morning Sep
TENDER 3rd.
Dining cars are nov IN all the 8. T.
passenger trains and no trains now stop
at Elko for meals.
H. r. Lemaire and James 7. Paul are
in Reno as delegates to the Silver Party
State Convention.
Miss Leona Allen, primary teacher OF
the Battle Mountain school arrived yes
terday from Silver City, Nevada.
Robert Pohl of Austin, a delegate to
the Democratic State Convention, passed
through Monday on his way to Reno.
The last issue OF the Tonopah Miner
consisted Of eight pages and contained
an elaborate account OF the new camp.
George Russell was ia town Friday
from Elko on his way to attend the
Democratic State Convention at Reno
T. Z. Lee is down from his mine al
old Battle Mountain. Mr.. Lee will
o make a shipment from his prop
erty.
The saloon of c. Polkinghorne OK Col
conda, WAS burglarized Tuesday night
aud a large quantity Of liquors an ! cigars
stolen.
R~a.tlesnakes are said to he quite mum
crous up ut Elder Creek. u large number
having beeu killed by those stopping
there.
F. A. Limbaugh and 4. L. Crum are
in attendance a, Reno 70 the Democratic
State Convention as delegates from this
county.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and three children
accompanied by Miss Mary Mullen, left
last Thursday night for San Francisco
on a short visit.
Miss Matte Mcintyre will leave mex
Sunday for Loyelock to resume her pc
sition as primary teacher in the public
school at that place.
Charles Finke who was awarded the
contract to paint the schoolhouse and
having left town, the trustees have
awarded the contract to Mike Yiik.
1t is uow stated az a fact hat the rob-
Der who held-up the Tonopah stage Sc
cured $4,000 from the Wells, Fargo
treasure box. -Ex.
The Carson News and Appeal have
zach donned a new "dress' and botl
papers present a neat appearance. We
are glad to note their prosperity.
William Licking took his well boring
machine up to Watts station. on the N.
C. II. r, Tuesday morning and will clear
out the company's well at that place.
Rev. p. II. Willis departed Monday al
ternoon for Golconda where he held ser
vices that night and Tuesday left fol
Reno to attend the Nevada Mission Con
ference.
Up to last night there we're only forty
seven names on the register OF this pre-
cinct. Electors should lose no time il
attending to registration before the clos
ing rush.
G.. S. Moore and John Mellander o
Galera, paid Battle Mountain IA visi
Saturday. Pap" says he believes tina
Galena will go Democratic by a big ma
jority.
The Eureka school board has made al
order that school children from outside
districts attending the Eureka publi'
school will be charged 81 80 per month
Cor their tuition.
Rev. S. w. Albope and wife CAM
down from Austin en- route to Rem
where Mr.. Albone goes to attend the an
nual session OF the Nevada Mission Con
ference OF the M. E. Church.
The lates. news we have received frou
John Paul is that he is improving ever.
day and getting along nicely. dc is nov
stopping at Calistoga Springs, SOM
twelve miles from Napa, Cal.
J. N. Evans, a Regent Of the Stat
University, WIS in town last Frida,
On that day fifteen cars Of beef cattl
came over the N. G. from Steiner