The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-03-12

Sunday.
Sheep shearing will soon begin in this
vicinity.
Rev. BARLEY held services in Golconda
Tuesday night,
DIR. Hood was called to Cortez yester-
day morning.
Several cars of cattle came over the
N. c. yesterday.
George Abel of Watts station was in
town Yesterday.
: Johnny Jory of Willow Creek drove
into tow last Sunday.
Miss Sadie Mcintyre went down to
Winnemucca yesterday.
A. Wise returned this morning from a
two months visit to Carson.
O. c. Scott has been under the wealth
err for tho last couple of days.
William Eckmsn of Galena returned
Sunday from a business trip to Salt
Lake City.
Willis Green is engaged in painting
the combination coaches fof the n, G.
Company.
Mrs. N. E. Bartoo has been very sick
for several days past suffering from
tonsilitis.
Easy to fll a paper amt it? just ask
the first twenty men you meet II there
is anything new.
Sheriff Murphy of Austin was in town
Monday on his way to Reno. He return
ed this morning.
gg- Remember that the COON BALL
takes place IN Lenaire's Hall next Tues
day night, March 18th.
The Silver State SAYS that DIR. p. j.
Mangan Of San Francisco Is in Winnie
mucca aud may locate there.
A baseball club has been organized at
Winnemucca and a tour OF the western
part of the State 10 contemplated.
1t is expected that the railroad win be
running On its new line leaving out
Wadsworth about the first Of June.
Miss Myrtle Childress came down
from Mill Greek Monday and is spending
a few days in town visiting friends.
II. C. Blossom who had the contract
for building approaches on to the new
bridge finished the job at noon yes
terday.
A. J. Pullman Of Elko has purchased u
fine homo in Sau Jose, Cal, and will
leave Elko for their new homo about
June 10th.
superintendent ID. J.. Bousfeld came
up from San Francisco last Friday and
went up to Dean Saturday accompanied
by L. NJ. Pugh.
Col. p. c. Hyman Of San Francisco,
was 10 town last Saturday. Mr.. Hyman
ia interested in mines in Tuscarora and
Kennedy, Nevada.
The University Bulletin has been en-
larged TO a ten. page booklet and now
contains much useful Information in re-
gard to the University.
S. I. Pearson, general manager Of the
Nevada company's mines at Berlin, was
an arrival from Austin Monday and left
on No. 3 for the west that evening.
Joseph Phillips and wife Of Ravens
wood have been in town for a few dave.
Mr.. Phillips is suffering from a sore
knee and is here under the care Of DIR.
Hood.
The Legislature is o working with
out any pay. Their 50-day limit was
reached Monday. They will likely con-
clude their labors and adjourn at the
erd the week.
William Schwin and wife were arrivals
from Mill Creek last Friday on their
way to Santa Rosa, Cal. where they will
spend about two weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
A reduction of so cents has been made
to San Francisco from all points be-
tween Boca. CAL, and Toano, New, max
! ng the fare from Reno to San Francisco
50 55.-Jorrnal.
Mrs. J.H. Crum who is at the Col
conda Hot Springs for the benefit of her
health, is, we are inforzied, improving
nicely and feeling much better since she
has been at the Springs.
Fred Jones, the young mat who had
one Of his feet run over and crushed was
taken to the railroad hospital at Ogden
where il was found necessary to ampu-
tate the foot above the ankle. The acct
dent happened at Bovine, six miles from
Terrace. He slipped and fell under
meath the train which was moving slow
ly.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regent Cascade Blue semi-Por-
celain, made by johnson Bros England.
The name is a guarantee of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
spect it.