The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-02

william Schwin and wife spent Deco
ration Day in town.
Senator Newlands has returned to
Reno from Washington.
claude S:hoer departed for his home
at Wells last Friday afternoon.
Richard Streshly of Campbell District
was a visitor 10 town this week.
Attorney James F. Dennis was in
town from Winnemucca yesterday.
Charles Campbell and wife we're in
town from Campbell District yesterday.
Miss Bridge Clancy Of Beowawe is
spending a few days IN Battle Mountain.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson OF Stone House
was in town Monday for Decoration
Day.
Jake Holman and wife of Buffalo
valley drove IN town Sunday and return
ed Monday.
John Abel drove in from Jersey Dis
trict yesterday, his first visit to town in
several months.
No doubt wedding bells will ring soon-
er or later in Battle Mountain. Make a
guess. we have said enough.
The Blossom Bros. sold five car load
of horses 10 Mr.. Bradstreet of Nebraska
which were shipped East yesterday.
A large number OF Indians departed
Cor Winnemucca yesterday to attend the
Floto Circus which showed there to.
day.
c. A. Cantwell, of Tulare, Cal, has
been installed as cashier in the Austin
bank, wee Capt. George /. Gordon, re-
signed.
Rev. Frary went up TO Carlin Tuesday
morning ut which place he il busily en-
gsged in painting and papering the new
church.
Misses Beatrice NJ. and Viva O. Viii
son, who have been attending the State
University, arrived home Friday to spend
their vacation.
The NEyApAs is in receipt Of the Re-
gents Annual Report Of the Sixteenth
Annual Register OF the Nevada State
University.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Steiner, Grand Chief,
Rathbone Sisters, of Austin, passed
through yesterday on her way to Fallon
where she goes to organize a lodge.
Frank Limbaugh and Antoine Deago
purchased a fine milch COW each for
themselves from Listers ranch near
Austin last week. The cows were ship
ped over the N. G. last Sunday.
For the week ending January II, 1884,
there were employed 10 aud about the
mines and mill in Austin 33i men. To
day there is only one man employed
Charley Kearn, night Waterman at the
mill.
j. A, Miller of Austin went to San
ktohNtotp f1uudA9 Ofthibk. hibti oDtbh
ing a few days in the city he will return
to Reno to attend the meeting of the
Masonic and Knights CT Pythias grand
lodges.
II. s. Starrett went to Reno Sunday
night to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at the State University and will
not return before Saturday. Miss Lena
Uren is attending to the postofiice dur
ing his absence.
Colonel Matthew Stanley Quay, senior
Senator from Pennsylvania, died last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. 7. II. Borland Of this place was a
personal friend OF Mr.. Quay's, and he felt
very much grieyed on learning of the
Senator's death.
This morning A. Layton swore to a com
plant in the Justice Court for the arrest
Of William Pankey on a charge of as.
sault and battery. The trial was held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock before a jury
A verdict Of not guilty was rendered by
the jury.
Robert Watt and Victor Rockville
have shipped three and one-half tons of
high'grade silver ore to Cortez for re-
duction. Their mine at New York can
yon is looking fine with plenty of ore in
sight, and regular shipments will be
made ia the near future. -Reveille.
I. II. Borland, after spending several
days In town, returned to his mining prop.
erty at Blue canyon yesterday. He was
accompanied by his two miners-J. p.
Jones and P. Heating. George Curnoe
who was working for Mr.. Borland re-
signed his position and Mr.. Heating
takes his place.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at $50 p. m.
Preaching in the evening at 7:30 p. m.
M. ". FRARy, Pastor.
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