The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-12-29
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LOCAL.,
STATE N
GENERAL

Thos. Nelson was in towp yesterdi
We wish our readers a Happy M
Year.
Joseph Jorey and sife of Galena spe.
last Friday in towp.
Miss Eva Brdshaw went down
Reno Sunday pgbt.
Joseph Jou and wife of Willow Cree
spent Xmas in town.
Miss Ollie Wise is spending her hol
,acatiC. at homo.
~ Miss B. Clancy of Beowawe is visiting
friends in Battle Mountain.
Willie Middleton returned from the
State University last Saturday.
Walter Francis of Austin spent a
couple OF days In town this week.
The delinquent tax of Lander county
for the year 1904, amounts to S32.
A. D. Lemaire departed for San Fran
cisco on Friday last to spend several
weeks.
Fifteen cars Of cattle came over the
Nevada Central Sunday, belonging to j..
r. Wilson.
Walter Dobbs and sister of Trout
Creek are spending a few days in Win
nemucca visiting.
The Wadsworth Dispatch will suspend
-l:-as-. Z. xU.I.narth ard faaua 10
Sparks the first OF the year.
Miss Sommers, school teacher at Ga
lena, departed for her home at Virginia
City Friday to spend the holidays.
The Iron Canyon property at Galena
started up last Tuesday with a force OF
eight men, in charge OF b. F. Wilson.
Christmas passed off very quietly in
Battle Mountain. 1t was so quiet that
nothing Of any importance took place.
A freight train was twenty. three min
utes getting out OF the Carlin yard Sun
day night on account Of the cold wealth
or.
B. f. Lennon, father of Hal Lennon
OF the Carson News, died at his home
in Carson last week. He was 70 years
of age.
Fent Faulkerscn, AL. Phillips. Clyde
Ganser, M. bertrand. Clyde Crowell and
NJ. Bianchi Of Beowawe were in town
Christmas.
Miss Clara Mcintyre arrived from
Maine last Friday night in which state
the young lady has been visiting for the
past eight months.
Ed. Uren, Jr., and Clarence Lee took
their departure for Austin last Saturday
morning. These young uien must have
some attraction in Austin.
DR.. w. s. Porter went down to Win
mucc Saturday afternoon to spend
Christmas Day with his wife and daugh-
ter. He returned Monday morning.
The State University cadets have been
armed with Krag-Joergs rifles from
Rock Island arsenal. The young cadets
are now ready for war with any country.
The Southern Pacific company will
put on a new mail train next month to
run between San Francisco and Chicago
with a schedule OF fify-one miles an
hour.
The Elko Independent says sleighing
is good between Elko and Tuscarora
and the clumsy old stage coach has
given way to the more comfortable
sleigh.
TIE post Office has been moved into
its new quarters, which will be found
hereafter located in the building form
erly occupied by the Battle Mountain
Meat Market.
A new time card went into effect on
the Southern Pacific on Christmas. The
only change made in the arrival OF
the trains is in No. 8. which arrives a few
minutes later.
Sheriff Shirley of Churchill county
will most likely have a bill before the
incoming Legislature asking for an in
crease in salary. Churchilrs Sheriff
row gets 500 per year.
Mrs. Fl. r. Lemaire aud little 10 nc
complained by her sister and children
Mrs. II. ii. Clark of Reno, are at Silver
Creek spending the holidays with thei
mother, Mrs. l. Watt.
Ralph Hagar, little son of Mrs. Georgi'
Hagar, spent a couple of days in tow
this week, shaking hands with his school
mates. He and his mother are visiting
in Winnemucca for a short time.
Martin Bargon was caught last Tues
day evening, by Deputy Sheriff Laugh
lin, in the act OF selling a bottle of whis
key to an Indian. This old offender wa
locked up and the U. 8. authorities nav
been notified.
Ben Pierce Of Sparks, Miss Eliza Pierre
OF Lamoille Valley, Elko county, an
Miss Lizzie Morgan Of Golcouda arrive
home Saturday evening to spend XmI
with their mother. Miss Lizzie return
ed to Golconda Tuesday.