The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-09-24

4nOinuB ANVioOh "aB ~"
this week.
Albert Kattenhorn and wife of Bullion
paid the town a visit Monday.
Mr.. Bunch was in town from Paradise
Valley last week with a load OF fruit:
Several cases Of sore throat and colds
are reported to be prevailing in town.
George Human has been appointed
by Sheriff Murphy a deputy sheriff for
the North End.
Judge Fitzgerald of the Supreme
Court has gone to New York on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mrs. w. A. Cheek and little son came
up from Reno on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Crun.
Mrs. f. A. Limbaugh arrived last even
ing from California and is visiting at the
home of Mrs. J. II Ganser.
LOST-A diamond cravat pin. A
suitable reward will be paid the finder
on leaving it at this Office.
Miss Lettie Richards passed through
on her way to California yesterday. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. a..
Richards Of Austin.
Commissioner Ii. r. Lemaire went up
to Austin last Saturday morning to at
tend the meeting Of the Board Of Equal
iza.ion which met Monday.
Miss Nora O'Leary arrived from Reno
yesterday morning and went up to Lewis
where she will visit for some tims with
the Misses Ethel and Georgia Middle.
ton.
Mrs. N. E. Bartoo and little daughter
returned home on last nights No. g
from Los Angeles. Cal. where she has
spent the last three months visiting rela.
tives.
r. +. Hoy, a Winnemucca carpenter,
was in town Sunday. 1t 10 said that
Mr.. Hoy may have the contract to build
the new residence soon to be erected by
r. T. Jenkins.
Sam Little was 10 town this week. He
q i'll suffers pain at times in his left side
from the effects Of the fall which be re-
ceived several weeks ago by being thrown
from u horse.
L. Z. Kendrick and William Licking
returned yesterday from a deer hunt in
the Galena mountains and had the good
fortune to bring in two. Indian Bob
Crawford brought in one Sunday.
Miss Edith Bray, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bray formerly of
Austin, but now of Arlington, New Jer-
sey, will be married 10 that city this
evening to a promising young merchant
Of East Orange, N. j.
We have on exhibition at this Office n
cabbage which was grown in William
Lieking's garden. The cabbage is solid
and weighs 20 pounds. 1t is a beauty to
look at. We had a photograph taken Of
it aud intend sending it to Reno.
Mrs. Thomas Ebert arrived from Tus
CafOTd Ouuudy uiSht' oho "as INV hNiS
by her sister aud brother Miss Lettie
and Frank Childress who left Monday
for Mill Creek where Mrs. Ebert will
visit her relatives for several weeks.
Lem Egoff and family lett by private
conveyance Tuesday Afternoon on their
way to California. Mr.. Egoff is unde-
cid ed in just what part of California he
will locate. Their many friends III Bat
tie Mountain wish them Il pleasant trip
and may they have prosperity wherever
they may cast their lot.
James Jury, Sr, of Ruby Hill, who
has peer in failing health for several
months, suffered "A stroke OF paralysis OF
the left side last week and his condition
is now serious Eureka Sentinel.
Mr.. Jury is the father Of Mrs. William
Jury Jr., OF this place and DIR. aud Mrs.
Jury are now in Eureka.
The assessed valuation Of the NC R.R
for the year 1903, was put in by the AS
SCISSOR at $l55,293. In 1902 this same
company was assessed fer SloS,0C3,
which shows that the present Assessor
reduced the valuation of the road SID,
765. In the past he Nevada Central
Railroad Company, has been assessed at
the rate of 81, $50 per mile whereas this
year it is put in at l,45o per mile.
The Methodist Conference recently
held at Battle Mountain faded to Gil the
vacancies at Bodie AMI Hawthorne. We
admit that the grass is short IN this
pasture for "sky pilot" yet it would be a
source OF comfort TO the community to
have a minister. At present there is
neither a minister or priest in Mono
county Miner Index.
The Index man must have been in a
dream when he wrote the above for
there was never such II conference held
in this town and Furthermore w are
afraid there never will be.