The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-12-03

Thomas Nelson was in town yester-
day.
The Bank OF Nevada at Austin closed
last week.
Frank Chagnon was in town from Ga.
lena today.
The Commissioners will meet in Aus
tin next Monday.
The Battle Mountain public school
will reopen next Monday.
Counterfeit dollars and half dollars
are being circulated in Bodie.
Judge Bonnifeld Of Winnemucca was
in town Yesterday on official business.
Mrs. Bidart and children leaves to-day
for Napa, Cal, to take up their resi-
dence.
Rev NJ. w. Frary preached in Carlin
Monday night and at Beowawe Tuesday
night.
il. Driscoll, ~postofice inspector for
this portion OF the eighth district, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. H. r. Lemaire and baby went up
to Silver Creek Tuesday TO spend some
time visiting relatives.
Ed. Uren received the lumber for his
new residence this week and will begin
its erection right away.
The weather Of the past few days has
been extra fine, for this time OF the year,
with cool nights and sunny days.
The largest story Of gold 10 chickens
gizArds comes from Gardnerville. The
amount found this time was only IS.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins intends having her
residence remodeled just as soon as Mr..
HOY completes r. T. Jenkins residence.
r. G. Streshley Of Bullion. was 10
town Monday. He reports things run
ming along very smoothly In his section.
The Elko Free Press of last Saturday
says that Mrs. E. Z. Bilkey is getting
almg nicely and will soon be able to be
oui.
Commissioner LemaIre will leave for
Austin tomorrow morning to be present
atthe Commissioners meeting on Mon
dsy next.
Mrs. William Ulster, after spending
several weeks visiting in Reno, returned
q her home at Silver Creek Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Isabel Watt returned to her
home at Silver Creek Tuesday morning
lfter a visit OF several weeks with rela-
ives in Reno.
The number OF convicts now behind
the bars in the Nevada State prison is
greater than at any time in the last
thirteen years.
Miss Mamie Falvey of Bodie, CAL,
went up to Austin by Tuesdays train
and will teach a school some miles dis
tant from Austin.
A trainload Of sheep passed through
this morning going west which were
loaded at Argenta. The sheep belonged
to Warren Williams.
A rumor is afioat 10 Reno that War
den Considine is about to resign. Too
many hangings at the penitentiary are
in prospect for his peace Of mind.
All the men who we're employed to do
the assessment work on the Iron Can
yon property returned to town Monday
night having completed the work.
The Eureka and Palisade railroad COM
pany has attached the Nevada Copper
company property in White Pine county
for money due for freight transportation.
DR.. Pope was called to Reno Monday
night to attend a surgical operation
which was held in that city Tuesday.
The doctor returned yesterday morning.
There is a rumor that a representative
OF the Western Pacific railway company
has secured an option on eighty acres OF
ground between East Reno and the
Sparks mine.-Gazette.
A country editor writing on trusts says
that the country newspaper combine is
the biggest trust on earth. 1t trusts
everybody, gets cussed for trusting mis-
trusted for cussi ng, and II it busts tor
trusting gets cussed Tor busting.
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A coal tippee is being built at Win.
1t will be used in loading
coal for the passenger trains, and is in
tended TO save the time lost in running
the engine around to the side track for
coaling.
The quarantine was raised to-day or
the Indian camps, and the Indians are
now at liberty. The two smallpox pa
tients have about recovered but will be
kept at their place OF abode for a few
days longer until the disease has entirely
disappeared.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.