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

coal last week.
Bill and Ad. Altenberg left for the
city Friday night.
Hiram Barron was in town yesterday
from the 7 s ranch.
Con Murphy is now doing the cutting
In the butcher shop.
This will prove to be bad weather for
the Austin races.
The races at Austin began yesterday
and will last four days.
Matt Schmith was down from the Hot
Springs ranch Monday.
The Misses May and Veva Wilson are
In Reno attending school. =
The town Of Hartman near Reno will
include fifty.seven sidetracks.
Mrs. Bidart has an ad. in this issue
which will be found on the second page.
The Palace hotel in Reno is to be
turned into a "swelI" gambling house.
Senator Stewart is expected to arrive
in Carson about the 9th of this month.
H. r. Huggett and John Logan Of
Maysville. were visitors to town on Mon
day.
w. j. Bell has sold his Up-to.D Date sa-
loon in Winnemucca to e. L. Wilson Of
Reno.
The County Commissioners will meet
in Austin next Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
There probably will be trouble with
Turkey right straight along until after
Thanksgiving.
MI. and Mrs. William Schwin drove 10
town Monday and returned to their
ranch Tuesday.
DR.. w. H. Heinzmann of Austin, has
his card 10 this issue. 1t will be found
on the first page.
The school report OF the Battle Noun
tain school for the month of September
will appear IN our mex issue.
LOST-A diamond cravat pin. A
suitable reward will be paid the finder
on leaving IL at this Office.
II. F. Hoy of Winnemucca has taken a
contract to erect a nine room cottage for
X. 7. Jenkins Of this place.
Six carloads OF potatoes were purchased
for s18 a tor 10 Mason Valley last week
Tor shipment to California.
The next session OF the Sovereign
Grad Lodge OF Odd Fellows will meet
in San Francisco next year.
jim Treadweil, representing Haas
Bros. of Sacramento, was in town yes
terday interviewing our merchants.
1t began raining last night about 9:15
and continued so through the night and
ceased this morning about 10 o'clock.
Supt. Borland was in from Blue can
yon last Friday. He reports things run
ming along very smoothly at the mine.
Rev. Frary will preach at Carlin on
Monday evening October 9th, and at
Golconda Friday evening October 9th.
w. Z. Dean and Supt. Bouslield came
up from San Francisco last week aud
Mr.. Dean is inspecting his property at
Dean.
Congressman Van Duzer has closed
up his stock brokerage business in New
York City aud opened Offices at Wash
ipgton.
Paul Rutherford OF Winnemucca went
to Austin Tuesday on a visit to his sister
Mrs. Rcbt. Watt and will also take in
the races.
A special train consisting of four cars,
carrying Southern Pacific officials, pass
ed through Tuesday afternoon on an in.
spection trip.
Mining for iron around Palisade is
assuming large proportions and pre-
partitions are being made to ship 200 tons
a day to Utah.
Miss Mildred Cation of Austin will
teach school at the Schwin ranch at
Mill Creek, and will enter upon her
duties shortly.
Mrs. Minnie Waters and little daugh-
ter, returned from Winnemucca Monday
night and Tuesday morning departed for
her home at Austin.
The Journal says L. r. whitmore will
begin the publication of a weekly in
Reno at an early date devoted exclusively
to Nevada labor interests.
Commissioners Lemaire went to Austin
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of the
Board of Equalization in the matter Of
the equalization Of the N. G. r. r.
Ed. Clifford, after an absence of several
months from Battle Mountain, has re-
turned and is camping on the river
where he is spending a few days fishing.
The Dispatch says that Senator vii
liams had a stroke Of paralysis at Gold
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