The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-08-20

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cling nicely under the careful attention
of DR.. Pope, and is snow able to leave her
bed.
Miss Eliza Pierce has been engaged to
teach a school in Lamoille valley, Elko
county, and she will leave about the 9Th
of next month to take charge of the
school.
District Court will convene in Austin
next Monday morning at 10o'clock, Aug.
oath. The jurymen subpoenaed from
the North End will go to Austin by Sat
nrday's train.
DR.. G. L. Pope was summoned to Par
adise last Thursday night TO attend
Mrs. Il. II. Schwartz who was taken
suddenly i'll. The lady is nov on the
road to recovery.
Jim Treadwell, who has been travelling
salesman for Adams, Booth d Co., for a
number Of years past, has left that firm
and is now employed by Haas Bros. OF
San Francisco.
On the Slh Of this month General s
B. Young succeeded General Miles as
commanding general of the army. Like
Miles, he is a good soldier, aud has earn
ed his promotion.
Dorsey Dalton of Austin passed
through last Friday for the city at which
place he will visit for sever | weeks be-
fore resuming his studies at Manzanita
Hall, Stanford University.
The Grand Jury of Nye county is to
be called and an indictment procured
charging Smith, the murderer of Walter
DUNE, with murder, thereby doing away
with all possibility OF his securing bonds.
Surveyors in from the Sink report
that the Carson river has gone dry.
They say that carp are %perishing by the
hundreds and the stencil from their de-
eaying carcasses is accountable -Jo=r-
nal.
p. S. Jensen ard family returned to
Austin Saturday morning returning from
the bay city. While there be had two
operations performed for varicose veins
in his left leg, which were both success
full, says the Reveille.
|. Y. Button, one of Humboldt ~county's
substantial stoekmen, was in Battle
Mountain Sunday for a few hours. re-
turning from a trip to Eiko county
where he has been looking after his in
terests ia that county.
An ore shippers agercy, under the
management of A. 4. Beveridge, has
been established Ia Salt Lake for the
purpose of taking care of the business of
producers who cannot find time to mar
ket Their ores 10 person.
Miss Lizzie Francis, a young lady
well known in Battle Mountain, having
remded here ONT years ago, bnt now To-
called at Ogden, was a passenger for
Austin by Tuesdays train, where she
goes on a visit to friends.
Cloudod skies, hot days and cool
nights, with gnsty winds, characterized
the weather during the week. a good
rainstsfm would relieve the oppressive
ness of the atmosphere somewhat, and
would be appreciated by everyone.
G S. Vim accompanied by his wife
aud daughter, drove in from Kennedy
Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning
took their departure for the Golconda
Hot Springs to spend a few days before
returning to their home at Kennedy.
A. ". Allen came down from Palisade
last night ard spent to-day in town.
Archie and wife will leave about the last
of the month for Middlebury, Conn.,,
on a visit to relatives and friends. They
expect to be absent about three months.
Tuesday the last of the Grand Army
trims passed west. There were fifty
two specials III all. This enormous num-
Der II trains passed over the division
without accident or delay and their
movement did not interfere with the or.
binary passenger traffic.