The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-07-07

n RI. Borland left for his home in San
Francisco last Friday evening.
The Jeffries- Monroe fight has been
l1til the middle of August.
ia. : tie Human returned from a
Aafk's visit to Winnemucca
Ttzi =
- syers N and wife arrived from
Cor . day night and Monday went
out = taa Chiara ranch.
T. a 5. lall town Vallejo, Cal. is doing
49, hell -twsnty-seven marriages &C.
vafla2 there last month.
J.R. Ganser spent the Fourth in town.
Mf. Geoser is residing in Carlin where
ne ia y engaged ir carpentering.
Miss Eliza Pierce returned last night
from Lamoille Valley. Elko county,
where she has been teaching school.
Miss Mildred Cation went out to Mill
Creek Tuesday in company with Mr..
and Mrs. William Schwin to spend a few
days.
Judge Curler OF Washoe has announc
ed himself as a candidate for the Office
OF Supreme Judge on the Fusion
ticket.
The |. o. o. F. has the largest mem
bership OF any organization OF its kind
in the world, numbering something like
100000.
J. b. Jones and Miss Dora Knell were
married in Austin on June 10Th. The
newly married couple paid Battle Noun
tain a visit on the Fourth.
A large number Of visitors spent the
Fourth in Battle Mountain. Elko, Beo-
wave, Carliu, Cortez, Golconda, and
Austin was represented.
Mrs. Geo. W. Summerield died at
Winnemuccs last Friday. Deceased was
Grand Mistress OF Finance OF the Rath-
bone Sisters OF the State Of Nevada.
The floor Of the roundhouse in Sparks
will be paved with wooden blocks, boiled
in pitch. The material for laying the
pavement has already been received.
Commissioner IL. X. Lemaire spent
the Fourth at Silver Creek. Tuesday
the Commissioners held their monthly
meeting. Henry returned yesterday.
There were so many people 10 town on
the Fourth from the towns along the
railroad and country that w were I'M
able 10 secure the names Of all the visi
tors.
An N. G. ~lat-car caught fire below
the shops on the afternoon OF the Fourth
and was burned In two before the fire was
detected. 1t is thought that it caught
fire from a spark of a G. 2. train.
Cheap ocean rates are bringing a
very undesirable class Of immigrants to
the American shore. This is the season
OF the year when the open door at New
York ought to be heavily screened.
The Austin delegation who sp ent the
Fourth in Battle Mountain returned to
their homes by Tuesday mornings train.
All expressed themselves as having en-.
aioyed themselves thoroughly and had
pleasant time on the Fourth.
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 80 p. N.
M. w. FRARY, Pastor.
County Treasurer Gilbert, who shot
and killed Indian Don in Belmont on
Friday Of last week, has been exoner-
ated by the c~oronsr's jury. The dead
Indian was a bad man while alive and
the members Of his tribe rejoice IN his
death.
+. M. Simpson and X L. Simpson
came in from Kennedy Friday and left
No" O'chtuh iuf odu CEduCihCo. ALo
gentlemen, who are interested in the
Spencer Mining Company, state that
they have closed down work in the Hid
den Treasure mine for the present
Silver State.
A great many Indians were in town
on the Fourth and several of them
thought they would pattern after the
pale faces and celebrate the Nations
birthday and so started in by getting
good and drunk, and by night about
eight of them were locked up in the
cooler" They were given a few days
each and u officers have them out
cleaning up the street.
The Nevada delegation met in st.
Louis yesterday and elected George
Russell chairman of the delegation.
Senator Francis G.. Newlands was Sc
iected for the committee on resolutions;
r. o. Weber. for credentials; w. K.
sharon for rules and permanent organ
ization. j. Dennis was elected member
OF the national committee.