The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-10-01

Services 10 the NJ. E Church nexi
Sunday, Oct. 4th. Morning service al
IL o'clock; evening service at 1880; Sun
day school at 2:30 p. m.
Nj. W. FRARY, Pastor.
Five hundred head of cattle vert
shipped from Battle Mountain yester-
day. The cattle were purchased from
George Russell by the firm of H. Levy
& Co., San Francisco.
James ID. Fitzpatrick of Beatrice, Neb.,
and a mem Der of the firm of Fitzpatrick
brothers 4 Collins, railroad contractors
and builders, committed suicide in New
York last Monday.
William Jury and wife Of Galena left
Sunday afternoon for Ruby Hill, New,
where Mr., Jury vas summoned by the
illness Of his brother who is said to be
lying at the point of death.
Twelve carloads of sheep Friday and
ten carloads Monday have come over the
N. C. and shipped to the Western Meat
Company of San Francisco. The sheep
were sold by P. S. Jensen OF Birch
Creek.
The Tonopah Miner received Monday
says that Bert Hood is very sick at that
place with an attack Of pneumonia.
Bert's many friends here hope soon to
hear that he is out OF all danger and on
the road to recovery.
Germaine Savornin, accused OF the
murder of Bapaiste Savornin, a sheep
herder, has been held to appear before
the Humboldt county Grand Jury under
bonds OF $1,000. He gave the bonds
and was released from custody.
The following persons went up to Aus
tin Tuesday morning to attend the races:
A. Wise, Ed. Uren, Jr., Frank Freitas,
Chas. G~rayham, Henry Lemaire, Miss
Mary Mullen, Miss Lena Uren, Miss
Bridge Cooper, Mrs. N. E. Bartoo.
Rev. M. W. Frary, the newly appoint
ed NJ. E. minister, preached last Sunday
both morning and evening to large con-
gregations. Mr.. Frary is a very pleas
ant gentleman and has been busy this
week getting acquainted with our peo-
pie.
In writing up an account Of their trip
across the continent the last crowd to
pass through this city with an automo-
bile, mention that in Nevada they pass
ed through Carson, and also through
"Rena, Elco and Winemuck Carson
News.
A Missouri country editor refuses TO
publish obituary notices of people who,
while living, failed to subscribe to his
paper, and gives this pointed reason
people who do not take their home
paper are dead anyway, and their mere
passing away is OF nc new value"
L. NJ. Pugh Of Dean was summoned to
Lovelock Monday night by the serious
illness of his wife who. it is said, is suf-
fering from a severe case of appendicitis
The dispatch to Mr.. Pugh stated that
she was very low. We have heard moth
ing later 10 regard to her condition.
This is a great country. A man was
frozen to death last week 10 North Da-
kota while we in Battle Mountain were
sweltering in summer heat. As before
mentioned this is a great country-and
especially for climate. We have every
variety and sometimes we have them all
at once.
\ deed was received Monday by which
J. B. and Mary E. McGonagle, of Ogden
conveyed to James Wheeler the house
and two lots on the north side of the
track in Block IT, the house now being
occupied by J.. w. Dwire. The consider
alton is given as 1920. Mr.. Wheeler
purchased the property for an invest
ment, and will rent it.-Winnemucca
Silver State.