The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-12-10
Live News -.
LOCAL.,
STATE AND
GENERAL

visitors to town Tuesday.
Mrs H. Pierce returned Monday night
from a visit to Golconda.
George Williams and wife are spend
ing q few days in town.
Bill Eckman was down from his mine
yesterday returning to-day.
Commissioner ii R. Lemaire returned
Tuesday night from Austin.
L. Pugh threw Up his job Last week as
driver of the Deal team and gone back
to Beowawe.
Joe Ganser is a Elder Creek where he
is employed 10 putting up some buildings
for the company.
Four Of Judge Peter Breen's children
are reported serously i'll with the pre-
yailing scarlet r~ah.-Eureka Sentinel.
Andy Malone, representing Neus-
tadter Bros, of San Francisco, spent
Yesterday in ton soliciting orders for
his firm.
A. w. Allen ad wife have returned to
Palisade from a isit of several weeks to
Mr.. Aliens hoe at Middiebury, Con-
necticut.
Frank Boskoitz. 1.-THE genial cigar
drummer was i town yesterday inter-
viewing our buness people. He left
- -:.lt on Nn1 For EtraLa
Ed. Uren's redence is going up very
rapidly under le direction of Mike
Yirt, and when aished ed. will have a
nice, large and only house.
The round ho,e at Wadsworth is to
be equipped wit new iron roof, which
the Dispatch coItrues to mean that the
railroad will WIer there as usual.
The Austrian overnment has got a
corner on the pnuction OF radium and
that mineral hadvanced 10 price, being
S250.500 for ondfteenth of an ounce.
Ell Reno, thGttle daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Nestretti, died at Smith
Creek last Fridiafternoon. The little
child was 2 yeapld 90 the Sd day of
October last.
! The public hool opened Monday
morning, after tvo weeks vacation,
which was clos for that length of time
on account osnallpox appearing in
town.
William Paey has thrown up his
Job as driyerf the Dean and Galena
stage lines. VIII be has held for the
past nine mths. Albert Pate has
taken his plaf
The Presidt's message to Congress
which Was pented Monday. was not a
very lengthycument, but nevertheless
it was a stro one, dealing on the con
dition and rls OF the country.
The comttee-Ida Weaver, Ethel
Arndell an5dith Kendrick, who were
appointed canvass the town to solicit
funds for Christmas tree, have met
with good cess, collecting over $50.
Three bid new freight cabooses for
the Salt L., Los Angeles q San Pedro
1.-THE Clarkad) went west over the s.
p. last we They were painted a bright
yellow a were fitted up in the latest
style anduipment.
L. A. Uaire wife and little Sol left
last eveg on No. 3 for Napa, CAL,
where ttgo on a visit to Mrs. Lemaire's
r~elatiyesLoui will probably remain
until afsXmas, but Mrs. Lemaire will
be- absepr several weeks.
Thoseho have not yet performed
their aial assessments on propecsts
they " to hold should not remain
asleep ii after the first of January.
There eagle eyes scanning this dis
trict fdust such snaps as may be az
forded.
As end Of the year approaches
copsidole activity is displayed through
out theunty in doing assessment work
on tneouy piooPeND' N 49,
one i,usy now, and the favorable
weath,f the past two weeks has given
an linus to business throughout the
count
Sees in the M. E. Church next
Sunda as follows:
Prhing at II a. m.
Say School at 2:30 p. m.
Pching in the evening at 7@ p. m
M. W. FRARY, Pastor.
hay be some months before the
ore5t. Louis Exposition opens, but it
ia ie too soon for the people OF the
Stto begin making arrangements for
tberoper display of the
Of vada at the great Exposition. The
Nda Worlds Fair Commissioners
wjo all in their power to arrange and
day to the best advantage the exhib-
itceived, but it may not be possible
fhem to visit every town in the STATE
solicit exhibits. nor is 1t to be ex-
nd OF them. The extent to which