The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-11-05
Live News -.
LOCAL,
STATE AND
GENERAL

COURT coDvenes In Austln next Mon
day.
John Paul departed for California
Saturday night.
Commissioners Lemaire returned from
Austin yesterday.
Fent Faulkerson was in town from the
T 8 ranch Monday.
Senator Williams was in town from
his Argenta ranch yesterday.
John Mellander of Galena has about
recovered from his recent sickness.
Supt. Bousield OF the Dean mine, re-
turned from a visit to the city last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. w. A. Cheek and little son re-
turned to Reno Saturdy evening on
No. 3.
All the jurymen from the North End
will leave here on a special train Sunday
evening.
DIR. Porter, dentist, arrived from Win
nemucca yesterday and will remain for a
few days.
AL Phillips and Phil Boyle OF Beowawe
sojorrned in town for a couple Of days
last week.
Saturday was Nevada's 30th birthday
as a State. No attention was paid to it
in this part OF the State.
A.. yy.l1:... tab. I, loua Frou,
Silver Creek yesterday. She is on her
way to Reno to visit relatives.
George Abel and wife drove in from
their ranch last Thursday and returned
Saturday with a load Of supplies.
e. E. Starrett accompanied by Miss
Clara Mcintyre went down to Winnie
mucca overland, last week, and returned
to-day.
Pete Oliver arrived from Tuolumne
county, California, last Saturday and
went to Dean Tuesday where he has en-
ployment-
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Mrs. Maggie Williamson departed Sat
day evening on No. 9 for Muneie, In
be absent several weeks.
Frank Chagnon and William Meager
OF Galena, Sam Little OF Mill Creek and
Jake Hoffman OF Buffalo vally, were in
Battle Mountain this week.
B. r. Wilson was in town last Satur-
day. He informed US that he has eight
men at work 10 tue Iron Canyon mine
and will put on a few more men shortly.
Mrs. Frank Eads and Miss Lulu
Weaver returned Sunday from a visit to
Lovelock. Mrs. q. b. Ramsdell accom-
panied them here aud will visit relatives
for awhile.
Large congregations attend the SER
vices at the NJ. Z. Church every Sunday.
Rev. Frary's sermon are very interesting
and he is a good expounder of the gos-
pei. See his announcement
Eugene Z. Schmitz was rejected May
or Of San Fran cisco Tuesday by a plur-
atty OF over 5000. Croker, the Re-
publican candidate, was the second 10
the race and Lane, Democrat. a very
poor third.
Joe B~arto!ezze last Saturday bought
out the stock of liquors and cigars, to-
Rether with the saloon fixtures, from
Deago & Freitas, and Joe has opened up
a saloon in the building formerly occu-
pied by that firm.
In the foot race at Wells last week
between babe" Mayer and Fisher, the
latter won by about 20 inches. This is
the FIRST time "Babe" was ever defeated,
and it is said Elkoites lost about $4,000
on the race.-Free Press.
A letter received from Tom Cook,
dated New York Oct. 18th, says that he
arrived there in good shape and since
leaving Battl' Mountain has been feel
ing fine and seems to be improving. He
sailed from New York Wednesday, Oct.
the 18th. for England.
Charles Boyle, who has been doing
the %butchering on the Russell ranch has
left there and departed yesterday for
Mill canyon. near Cortez, where he has
q very promising prospect and intend to
do some development work on the prop
erty.
Senator Miller returned last Friday
from New York where he went a short
time ago with the remains OF his brother
who recently died in San Francisco.
During his absence he visited many
places Of Importance. He went up to
Austin Saturday morning.
Services in the NJ. Z. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at II a. m.
Sunday School at 2;30 d. m.