The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-12-24
CENTRAL NEvADAN

q oiAhL HiSD Q
! " GENERAL !
Next year is Leap Year.
Joe Jurey of Galena spent Tuesday 10
town.
George Russell, Jr, went up to Elko
yesterday.
Little Charlie Bilkey has the typhoid
fever at Elko.
Congress has adjourned until the FIRST
Monday in January.
Mortimer Curieux has been appointed
Postmaster at Beowawe.
Frank Mellander and mother were in
town yesterday from Galena.
1t is only seven days to 1904. The New
Year will be here in short order.
The public school closed yesterday at
terneon for the holiday vacation.
Miss Elliott of Reno will spend the
holidays visiting Miss Ollie Wise.
Walter Moore vent down to Golconda
yesterday to spend the holidays.
The Nevada State Journal has bios.
somed out as a tw elye page paper.
Sam Musser went up to Galena last
Friday and will remain for some days.
Principal Claude Schoer has gone to
his home at Wells to spend Christmas.
Miss Ollie Wise arrived Monday even
ing from Reno to spend the holidays at
home.
Rev. Father Sheehau held services in
the Catholic Church last Sunday both
morning and evening.
Misses May and Viva Wilson returned
last week from Reno to spend the holt
days with their parents.
A grand leap year ball is to be given
10 Tuscarora on New Years night. Mrs.
Thomas Ebert Is prompter.
Miss Eliza Pier ce will arrive home to-
day from Lamoille Valley, Elko county,
where she is teac hing school,
Miss Leona Allen left last night for
her home at Silver City. New to speed
the holidays with her relatives.
February next will be a month with
out Q full moon an occurrence which
takes place every nineteenth year.
Pete Oliver, who has been up at Dean
for some weeks past, returned to Califor-
nia last Friday to spend the Winter.
Joe Scott Eddie George aud Willie
Middleton have returned home from the
State University to spend the holidays.
e. A. Davidson returned to Battle
Mountain this week from San Francisco
where he has been for the past six
months.
On December 18th, the case Of Frank
Smith, who killed Walter Dunn, at Ton
epah on July 9th, was called. The jury
acquitted him.
The styles in good resolutions the
coming New Years will be about the
same as a year ago, and will be Of the
same fragile material.
Mrs. Peter Organ died suddenly at
her home 10 Mill City, humboldt county,
Wednesday evening. She was aged 40
years and leaves u husband, son and
daughter.
DIR. McCleary of Ohio arrived In Battle
Mountain Monday night and will remain
for q few days visiting friends. The DR..
gave the NEvADAN office a pleasant call.
He goes from here to California to visit
for some time.
The Christmas exercises of the M. e.
Sunday school will be held in the church
tonight. A very good program has
been arranged which will be appreciated
by all who attend. The tree is free for
the use OF the public.
The Eureka Sentinel says that small
pox has broken out in Beowawe, and
that Miss Jennie Gregovich the school
teacher, and Mrs. Curieux, wife Of q Of
the new proprietors of the Beowawe Ho-
Tel. are down with the disease.
Sheriff Murphy after having placed
Mrs. Ramos in the Hospital for Mental
Diseases, at Reno, continued on to San
Francisco where he spent a few days.
He returned last Thursday aud remain.
ed over until Tuesday morning when he
took his departure for Austin.
Frank German, a highly respected
citizen OF Reno, died Saturday morning.
He resided in Humboldt county for sew.
eral years and served the people as
county treasurer. He afterwards held
u position in the Carson Mint. He was
a native OF the south OF France, aged 6S
years.
E. T. George has received from the
I--