The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-11-12

In Austin.
Congress convened in extra session
last Tuesday.
There was a conside rable snowfall in
the Sierra's last week.
A large number Of our people are af-
f1icted with bad colds.
A great many of the jurors returned
from Austin yesterday.
The good old Summer is gone and
Jack Frost is at the door.
Andrew Lepetich came in town yes
terday from his ranch in Carico Lake.
Fred Barron aud Ed. Friberg went to
Austin this morning to work a mining
property.
Misses Ethel and Geo rgia Middleton
of Lewis will move to town to reside for
the winter:
James Faris and daughter returned to
their home at Sacramento Saturday
evening.
John Jones and Richard Eads will go
to Elder Creek to. morrow to work for
Charles Vadner.
Harry King passed through yesterday
from Austin on his way to San Francisco
being quite sick.
Mrs. Isabel Watt left Monday after
noon for Reno on a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Harry Clark.
Jake Clark and William Cooper re-
turned last week from a trip to Grass
Valley, this county.
Frank A. Limbaugh returned Monday
morning from Southern California and
will remain for some time.
An Indian boy, aged about 10 years,
is attending the public school at this
place. He is the son of Dick Bielar.
Lawyer d. NJ. Duffy of San Francisco.
after spending several DAYS in town on
business, went up to Austin Tuesday.
In the city election at Reno Tuesday
the proposition for a street railway and
$4,000 in fire bonds carried seven to
one.
Frank Pugh, who formerly drove team
from Beowawe to Cortez, vii. drive team
pany.
Prof. John Tilton. owner Of fifteen
gold properties at Nevada City, Cal, pays
his men 81 a day, board, whiskey and
tobacco.
All subscriptions are entered to begin
with January; whoever su bscribes now
will receive the issues for this month
and next free.
1t is reported that a New York man
who smoked from sixty to eighty cigar
cites II day has gone crazy. Didn't have
far to go evidently.
You must not overlook the fact that
your State and County taxes are now
due and payable to Treasurer Dalton at
his Office in Austin.
l.. A. Lemaire and Mitchell Mitchell
sold yesterday to August Galleron 1900
head Of mutton sheep. Mr.. Galleron is
buying for an Oakland firm.
Miss Lucy Newcomb, Of Los Gatos,
CAL, District Superintendent Children's
Home Finding Society, is in town work
ing 10 the interest OF the Society.
NH II AIN... L. ..tlol
an extra session of the Legislature and
a dispatch to the Virginia Enter prise
from Butte said that the mines would
start up yesterday.
The majority of our citizens who were
subpoenaed to Austin 10 do jury duty,
left Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock on a
special train. Several jurors went up
on the regular train Saturday.
Two large wagons were unloaded at
the depot last Saturday for the Dean
mine to be used by the company for
hauling supplies from here to the mine.
The wagons came from Auburn, Cal.
Charles Vadner has returned from Salt
Lake. He is now arranging to put some
men to work on the Elder Creek prop
erty which he intends to develop this
Winter. He will also erect a house at
the mine for the accommodation of his
men.
Passing Of sentence upon the four
men found guilty Of murder in the first
degree at Winnemucca last Saturday
night, was deferred until Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock when counsel for
the defendants will Introduce authori-
ties and argue for a new trial.
Services in the NJ. f. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching in the evening at 1870 p. m.
M. W. FRARY, Pastor.