The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-10-08
LOCAL,
STATE AND
GENERAL

viva SyPhC 49,
Rev. M. w. Frary held services al
Carlin Monday night.
II. Frederick, the jeweler, was in Bat
tie Mountain this week.
John and Matt Schmith OF Hot Springs
were In town this week.
Fred Barron and AL Holcomb came
down from Galena yesterday.
Will and Ad. AlieLberg returned Tues
day from a trip to San Francisco.
Ike Solomon left on No. 6 Sunday for
the East to be absent some time.
Frank Boskowitz, the popular cigar
drummer, is quite i'll at his home in the
city.
Mrs. Ed. Bilkey went down to Col
conda last Saturday and returned Sum-
day.
All the people that took in the races
at Austin from this town, have returned
home.
The s. P. painters and carpenters are
10 town. The painters have painted the
depot yellow.
Mrs. Hobe Clinton and three children
came down from Elko yesterday on a
visit to friends.
Charles s. Vadner arrived Monday
night from Salt Lake City and will re.
main here for some days.
r. M. Horton was an arrival from San
Francisco on No. 8 Tuesday where he
has been for the past month.
August Mitchell returned from San
Francisco last Thursday where lie had
been on q visit for two months.
DIR. Hood came down from Elko on
No. 8 to day and will remain until to-
night before taking his departure for
Reno.
William 7. Jury and wife returned
yesterday from Ruby Hill where they
went to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Jury's
father.
Miss Margaret Mckenzie Of Winnie
mucca, went up to Galena Sunday ha,-
ing been engaged to teach the school at
that place.
Mrs. Thomas Ebert returned to her
home ut Tuscarora Tuesday night. She
was accompanied by her sister Miss
Myrtle Childress.
Mr.. Watson, a horse buyer, who has
spent several weeks in this vicinity, de-
parted for the East Sunday evening. He
returned to-day.
DR.. Hood OF Reno passed through yes
terday morning On his way to Elko to
attend his brother Arthur, who is very
Ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs w. s. Porter Of Winnemucca will
be In Battle Mountain in a few days and
will be found at the Capitol Hotel with a
full line OF Fall millinery.
The editor is In RECEIPT Of a compli-
mentary ticket to the second anniver-
sary ball OF Alpine Lodge No. "a, X. OF P.
to take place at Fallon, Nevada, IN Oct.
9th.
The races at Aastin were q great sue
cess. A large crowd ct people we're
present to witness the racing and con.
siderable money changed hands on the
outcome Of the different races.
Six race horses belonging to ]. R. Will
son Of Reese Rivsr, were brought over
the N. G. yesterday and taken to Elko
aud will take part in the races at that
place which are to be held on the 10, 16
and II OF this month.
DIR. Hood OF Reno assisted by the
Lovelock doctors, performed an opera
ton upon Mrs. L. NJ. Pugh at Lovelock
last week for appendicitis. The opera
ton was in every way a success and il no
complications ensue Mrs. Pugh will un-
doubtedly ecover.
Services In the NJ. E. Church next
SUNDAY as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Presiding in the evening at 1880 p. m.
M. W. FRARY, Pastor.
DR.. Pope returned Sunday evening
from San Francisco to which city he &C
companied Grant Pyle, who was injured
in the wreck at Beowawe last Thursday
night. When the DR.. left the city Nr.
Pyle was resting easy aud it was thought
he would recover.
The Board of Equalization met in
Austin on Sept. Both. and the assess
ment Of the N. G. r. r. Co., was raised
q follows, to wit: 90 miles Of main track
assessed at &1,450 per mile be raised to
$3.50 per mile the same rate as assessed
10 1907.