The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

14Q hOckWCll VI ootchu Wob "a hO"h
on Friday last.
Miss Lettie Childress and mother were
visitors to town last Friday.
Political bees have begun to buzz in
the ears of our best listeners.
M. J.. Trutton of Toledo, Ohio, is
spending a few days In town.
The Humboldt river at Winnemucca
ia to be stocked with black bass.
Lawyer Dennis OF winremucca spent
a couple of days in town last week.
All the jurymen have returned from
Austin where they have been doing jury
duty.
Percy Goblin and T. johnson OF Beo-
wave attended the dance last Friday
night.
Mrs. Isabel Watt and daughter Miss
Jessie, returned to their home at Silver
Creek Tuesday morning.
Miss Annie Jones has returned to her
home at Austin after visiting several
weeks ia Battle Mountain.
A Tonopah newspaper man is credited
with having won Sl5,0O0at poker at a
recent game in that town.
L. M. Pugh came up from Lovelock
yesterday morning on his way to Dean
where he has employment.
Joe Russell, an Austin raised young
man, passed through last Friday on his
way to Butte City, Mont.
The safe OF James Richards at Fallon,
Churchill county wac robbed Sunday OF
1920 belonging to the X. OF p. lodge.
Mrs. Mellander accompanied by her
two daughters Misses Lola and Ellen
aud son Raymond, Of Galena, attended
the Masquerade.
We are informed that the Democrats
OF Austin and Battle Mountain will soon
meet for the purpose OF organizing clubs
10 both towns.
A copy OF the State Controllers re-
port and the proceedings OF the State
Board of Assessors have been received
at this Office.
Nevada's exhibit at st. Louis is being
loaded at Reno ready for shipment. 1t
will fill a freight car of the capacity Of
10000 pounds.
Frank Curieaux is having a large hall
adjoining his hotel built at Beowawe
and when it is completed will give a
dance in the new hall.
Misses Gregovich, Weber aud Cottell,
and Messrs. Curieaux, Patterson, Shell
don aud Crockett took in the Masquer-
ade ball last Friday. They returned
on No. 4 Saturday morning.
Aleio Astorquia, the young nan who
was badly injured at the Jenkins ranch
about two weeks age, and OF whom we
made mention Of in our last issue, is
getting along nicely under the care of
DIR. Pope.
Clarence Lee returned yesterday from
q trip to Reno where he has been with a
carload OF ore which he had worked at
the Western Ore Purchasing Company's
works which was extracted from the
"Little Giant" mine.
There should be plenty OF work for
railroad men OF Nevada this summer,
according TO a news item which states
that Sacramento alone expects to ship
to the east this season l90,000,O00 pounds
or 5000 carloads, Of green fruits.
D. J. Bousdeld Supt. Of the Dean
mine, left for San Francisco last Friday
night on business. We are informed
that the company intend to start up on
or about the LIST of the coming month
and that Mi. Bousfield will engage min
ers while in California.
Captain Ben Tibbey, a mining man Of
Salt Lake City, was in town last week
and during his visit here inspected a
big copper property located in Buffalo
Valley, 80 miles southwest Of Battle
Mountain. The property belongs to
william Meager OF Galena.
Twin girls, weighing together %
pounds, were born to the wife Of w. j
Alden at Spokane, WASH, Thursday,
Mrs. Alden has had born to her three
pairs OF twins 10 succession previous to
the ones that were born on st. Patriek's
day aad confidently looking for triplets.
Fourteen women weighing more than
three hundred pounds each responded
to an advertisement for the --latest bar
tel-shaped In New York to serve
as u model at the dressmakers' conven-
tion." A girl from Staten Island weigh
ine $40 pounds was chosen, and she was
promptly moulded into shape.
Services in the M. L. Church next
Sunday as follows;
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. ~.
Preaching in the evening at 7:30 p. IN.
M. w. FRARY, Pastor.