The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-11

from Stone House.
The Austin races have been postponed
until September 18th.
An effort is being made to organize an
.erie OF Eagles at Carson.
Now is the time to register. II you
don't register you don't vote. Seel
A new time card is reported to go in
IN effect on the s. P. on the 10th inst.
Richard Kirman Of Reno paid his
nrop.rty at Maysyille a visit last week.
George Steiner and wife came down
from Austin Sunday on their way to the
city.
Hon George 8. Nixon has donated
s75 towards building the new Episcopal
hall in Elko.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson OF Stone House
left Sunday night for st. Louis to visit
the Fair.
Miss Pohl OF Austin has been engaged
To teach the school at East Fork, Doug
lass county, next term.
Sheriff Murphy aud wife OF Austin
went TO San Francisco Sunday where
Mrs. Murphy goes to consult an oculist.
No Reyeille was received from Austin
last night. Guess Bro. Triplett had toe
much con yeution. How about it, Trip?
Robt. Watt and mother OF Silver
Creek, passed through Sunday on their
way to the city to spend a couple OF
weeks.
Reports from Washoe county are to
the effect that Bartine will have IA OF
the Democratic Silver delegates, Curler
8 and Delknap4
It is fairly well SETTLED now that Gov
crnor Sparks will be the Democratic
candidate for United States SENATOR sa,s
the Reno Observer.
Watt & Rockville have shipped a
CARLOAD VI ore tn San Francisco for re-
duction from their mine at New York
canyon, near Austin.
w. T. Onyon and family arrived home
last Thursday after spending some six
weeks in st. Louis. They report as hav-
ing a splendid time.
Mrs. L. A. Lemaire and little son
Loui returned Friday from Napa, Cal,
where Mrs. Lemaire has beer spending
several weeks with her relatives.
w. II. VOOLFOLK and wife who have
been visiting relatives 10 Battle Noun.
tain for several days. returned to Salt
Lake City Monday where they will re-
side.
Il. II. Lemaire, wife and blby returned
Sunday night from a visit to Hope, Kan
sas. Ernest and wife took 10 the Expo
sition and they give a glowing account
of the Fair.
On the LIST OF July the Elko p~ostofice
was given an increase OF 500 per year
for clerk hire. This goes to show that
the business OF the Office is steadily in
creasing.
The Tonopah postofice on Thursday
sold 5000 worth OF stamps. and yester-
day 100 letters were sent out. 1t is
doing the largest business Of any Office
10 the State. bonanza.
The Shoshones will hold a big landau
60 in Marshall canyon commencing on
the 25th instant, at which time several
Indian deputy sheriffs and a captain
are to be eIected.-Reveille.
Ia winding up an article relating to
the death OF q young man. the Elko
Independent says: Good by, John
May you sweetly sleep until awakened
by the archangel on the resurrection
MORN
The recent order OF the Postoffce
Department compelling all clerks to give
a bond Of 81 900 will affect about 40O
clerks In the Eighth Division, which
includes the run from Ogden to San
Francisco.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching in the evening at 7:30 p. N
NJ. w. FRARY, Pastor.
Simon Bray, William Easton, Frank
Triplett, Harry King. p. s. Jensen, oil
Austin; II. s. Starrett. d. Macdonald
r M. Horton, N. X. Bartoo, and f. 4
Woolcock, Of this place attended the
State Convention at Winnemucca last
Monday.
Mrs. George s.. Spencer OF Austin
Nevada, bought two lots in block six o
the same tract. 1t is said that Mrs
Spencer will erect a modern two store,
brick the full frontage Of her lots ane
that 1t will be occupied by Messrs
Spencer 4 Stiner Of Austin as an up. to
date dry goods and department store. :
Sparks Headlight.