The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28


smallpox.
The Comfy Dads meets in Austin
next Monday.
Joseph Jurey and wife of Galena we're
in town to-day.
Seventy-three prisoners are now con-
fined in the State prison.
Charles Campbell and wife came in
town from Bullion Tuesday.
Dayton has a case Of smallpox and the
public school has been closed.
Mrs. L. Fl. Terry Of Beowaws is visit
ing friends in Battle Mountain.
Joe Scott returned yesterday morning
from the State University at Reno.
Mrs. w. IL. Hood vent up to Elko
Tuesday returning home Yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie Williamson departed for
San Francisco last Wednesday on a visit
to friends.
Mike Curley arrived yesterday from
Park City, Utah, and left this morning
bound for Tonopah.
Bill Meager was in town Sunday and
Monday left for Elder Creek at which
place be will do some work.
George Abel came down from Watts
station on the Nevada Central X. Il.
Monday Oh his way to Winnemucca.
William Schwin and wife drove in
town last Sunday from their ranch on
Mill Creek. They returned Monday.
The weather has been doing all kinds
of turns the past few days. Sunshine,
rain and plenty OF wind is the record.
Mrs. w. A. Cheek and little son left
to-day for Reno to join her husband and
will take up their residence in that city.
The Jory brothers OF Willow Creek re-
ceived the sad news Monday of the death
of their mother which occurred 10 Eng
land.
Henry Ross has accepted a position in
the mill at Berlin running the engine.
Henry may probably ren,uin there two
months.
The next meeting of the Nevada mis-
sion Of the NJ. e. Church will be held at
Loyalton, Sierra county, Cal, beginning
August Goth.
Henry Berry who has been night op-
orator for several months past, has been
transferred to Lovelock 10 work in the
Office at that place.
Bert l.. Hood has left Winncmucca
FOR Tonopah to locate. Bert is n OF
the rising young lawyers Of this State.
aud will practicr his profession in Tono-
pah. We wish him success.
Consult Willis Green il you desire
beautiful wall paper. lie has floral de-
signs, panel effects. solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll find them
right In color, design and price. y
The strike with the boilermakers
and the Union Pacific railroad has been
settled. The strikers have won tue
points asked for as an increase OF wages
is assured and shop rules are to be com
piled wi b.
The Eureka Sentinel has been inform
ed that the Keystone mines, fifteen miles
pouth Of Cortez, in Eureka county, be.
longing to f. WALTZ, have been sold to an
eastern company for $4,000, Of which
one-half has been paid.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regert Cascade Blue Semi-Por-
celnin, made by johnson Bros England.
The name is IA guarantee Of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
rpect them.
A. d. LEMAIRE & Sons.
Experts are at work at Belmont, Nye
county, examining into the manner in
which several Of the county Offices have
been conducted the past four years.
The last grand jury ordered the %investi-
cation aud it WAS strongly limited that
the county's affairs were in a fearful
shape.
Ed. Wright, one of Tuscarora's old
pioneers, was in town yesterday. He
left this morning for Austin en- route to
Tonopah. While in town Mr.. Wright
met several old time friends who extend
ed him the glad hand and he spent the
day very comfortably chatting with them.
Joseph O'Nenl has made a gold dis
covcry. The fipd Is just back Of his
ranch ut Rye Patch. 1t is a quartz vein
about four feet wide and samples Of the
IRE showed free gold. 1t 10 believed to
he an important strike and a number OF
claims have been staked off in the new
district --Lovelock Tribune.
w. L. Pearce, wife and three children,
came in from their ranch in Pleasant
valley last Thursday afternoon and FRI
day morning Mrs. Pearce and children
took their departure for Silver City,
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