The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-09-17

George Russell, wife and daughter,
went up to Elko Sunday.
The open season for wild ducks. quail
and grouse commenced Tuesday.
DR.. N. 8. Casey, a San Francisco OPP
ticlan, was in town Wednesday.
Richard Eads and Ed. Friberg were
down from Lewis yesterday.
G. s. Moore and John Mellander, Ga
lepaites, were in town last Saturday.
September 18th may be recorded as
bringing the first snow of the season.
1t is a long road that has no turn. The
coal man now smiles and the ice man
looks sad.
johnson Sides, the famous Piute
peacemaker, died at Pleasanton, CAL,
Monday night.
Mrs. Lothrop, wife Of the senior part
ner OF the firm OF Lothrop & Davis, died
in Tonopah Tuesday night.
Elko mixologists will open a saloon at
headquarters Of employees on the irriga-
ton ditch neal Wadsworth.
George w. Emerson, representing the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York. was Ia town to-day.
A vein Of ore eight feet wide, carrying
$50 per ton in gold, has beer discovered
at Round Mountain, this county.
George Human went down to Wads-
worth Monday and expects TO get en-
%ployment in the shops at that place.
Rev. III. w. Frary. the new pastor OF
the NJ. E Church at this place will visit
Paradise valley before coming here.
DIR. Stubs and Z. L. Bingham and J..
NJ. Fulton Of Reno passed through
Monday on their way to the Irrigation
Congress.
Stockmen throughout the State are
looking forward to a severe Winter and
are taking precautions TO avoid a heavy
loss Of cattle.
Jake Clark returned to town Monday
after an absence OF several months.
Jake came from Tonopah where he
has been for some time.
l. E. Kend rick and N. E. Bartoo left
Monday for the mountains on a deer
hunt and returned last night having 10
their possession u deer.
John M. Fulton, division freight and
passenger agent at Reno, was in town
Tor a short time Monday afternoon and
paid this Office a pleasant visit.
II. Z Lemaire left for Carson City last
Saturday. The Lemaire. Walsh contest
case came up ia the Supreme Court on
Monday hearing arguments in the case.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday az q Board OF Equalization
to consider the claims of those who
think they have been assessed too high.
L. II. Taylor. the State Hydrographer,
authorizes the Journal to state positively
that there will be no negroes imported
to work on the government irrigation
canal.
Mrs. Joseph Eason and daughter OF
Silver Creek, passed through Monday Oh
their way to Edgemout, Elko county, to
reside. Mr.. Eason is employed at that
place.
DIR. G.. F. Pope Of Battle Mountain
has been appointed district surgeon Of
the Southern Pacific Company for the
Battle Mountain district, vice DIR. W. II.
Hood, resigned.
Governor Sparks is assessed for $685.
.070 in Washoe county. Among the prop
.erty listed to him are 223 thoroughbred
cattle assessed at Sl5,610 aud z bulls
salued at $l40O.
Rev. Father Sheehan Of Austin held
services ia the Catholic Church at this
place last Sunday both morning and
evening. The services were attended by
large congregations.
Joseph Bray was a passenger from
Austin yesterday, leaving on No. 9 for
his home 10 New York. He goes there
at this time for the purpose of attending
the wedding Of his daugh er which oc
ours ou the Gath inst.
Hon. j. A. Miller intended to leave
Austin Monday Tor Ogden, Utah, to at
tend the Irrigation Congress, but the
death OF his brother in San Francisco
necessitated his abandoning his former
plans and going to the city instead
Reveille.
Deputy Sheriff Sharkey, Chief Of Po-
ice Leeper and Constable Wilson left
Reno for Folsom Sunday morning with
Murphy and Woods, the escaped con-
victs. Murphy and Woods we're hand
cuffed together and each wore an Ore
gon boot. The Reno officers breathes
easier now.