The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-24

A 49,
tonight.
Frank Muncey is spending a couple of
days In town.
Albert Pate left last Friday night for
San Francisco.
Don't forget the dance tonight. Go
and have a good time. 1t is free.
Chas. Campbell and wife and Tim
Kirby were in from Bullion this week.
Nine cars of beef steers came over the
N. G. yesterday from the south end of
the county.
G.. 8. Moore accompanied by Mrs.
Mellander were visitors to town Monday
from Galena.
Rev. Father Sheehan OF Austin will
hold services in the Catholic Church
Sunday. Nov. 9TH.
Con. A. Ahern. Republican nominee
for Presidential Elector, received the
highest vote cast 10 the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Peterson have
moved to Carlin to reside, Mr.. Peterson
having employment at that place.
A large consignment of turkeys was
received at the Battle Mountain Meat
Market this week for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. C. L. Tobin Of Winnemucca has
accepted the position of book-keeper in
the First National bank at Winnemucca.
Ernest Lamerton. after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. j. Woolcock and
family, left for his home at Virginia City
last Friday.
Miss Mile Dyer was a passenger for
her home 10 Austin last Saturday, re-
turning from a five months visit to
friends at Salt Lake and Deeth.
Chas. 8. Vadner's father and mother
arrived in Battle Mountain Tuesday
night from Salt Lake on a short visit to
their con and family.
L. e. Kendrick departed for Tonopah
on Saturday morning last TO look over
the Geld with a view OF locating there.
He went by way OF Austin.
George Arbogast left to day Tor Ken
nedy where he goes to take charge Of
the operations at the Shamrock group
OF claims at that place for Chas. Vad-
ner.
The poles fer a telephone line has
been laid from the S,arrett aud Russell
ranches to town. The wire will be
strung as soon as il is received FROM the
Fast.
The Mcintyre Starrett company, suc-
cessors to the Battle Mountain Meat
Market, are having an annex built on
the end OF the shop. Mike Yirt is doing
the work.
Rev. G. A Hanks has been compelled
TO resign as pastor Of the M. K. Church
at Austin owing to i'll health. Mr..
Hanks came down from Austin yester-
day and continued on west.
Senator Clark says the Los Angeles
and Salt Lake railroad will be complet.
cd within thirty days. Passenger trains
will not be run over the line before some
time 10 January.
j. R. Ganser left Monday afternoon
for Hazen, on the line OF the s. p. where
he has entered the employ Of the Gov
eminent al a carpenter at which place
he will construct buildings.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge No. ID, d of r.
had three limitations last Friday night.
Mrs. William Licking, Mrs. Frank Eads
and Miss Eva Bradshaw were initiated
ints the mysteries Of the order.
Richard Hooking. who has been en-
ployed in running the compressor at
Dean. resigned his position last Satur-
day and left yesterday overland, for his
home in Austin 10 company with Sheriff
Murphy.
tB-Ren.ember tho ball in Lemaire's
hall tonight given by the Battle Noun
tain Republican Club. 1t is free and
everybody is invited to attend and have
a good time. This is a dance where the
door keeper will be conspicuous by his
absence-Let everyone attend.
X. Buckingham, general superintend-
ent OF the Southern Pacific company, w.
r. Scott. superintendent OF the Salt
Lake division, G.. H. Olmstead. superin-
teudent of the Montana division, X. @.
Matson, superintendent of the Idaho
division, and II. N. Plat, superintendent
Of the Utah division, passed through
Battle Mountain Monday morning on
their way to Sparks.
To-day ID Thanksgiving-the 2S3rd
American Thanksgiving Day. 1t was in
1871 that Governor Bradford OF the Ply
mouth colony, though he had little rea-
son, except by comparison, to feel thank
full, issued the first proclamation calling
upon the people to devote a designated
day to thanksgiving and prayer. The
drst proclamation by a President of the
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