The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-02-11

Ten cases OF measles are reported
among State university students.
Mrs. Minnie Waters will depart for
her home at Austin tomorrow morning.
Fl. J. Berry is having his saloon reno
v.ted. w. II. Vielmetter is doing the
work.
The long quarrel between Japan and
Russia has finally resulted in open hos
%tilitiss.
Frank Boskowitz, tie drummer, was
In town yesterday interviewing our
business men.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Stone House
attended the Moore-McIntyre wedding
last night.
Thomas Nelson drove in town yester-
dsy and returned to his home at Stone
House this p. M.
Two weddings in Battle Mountain this
week and il reports count for anything,
the end is not yet.
Mira. Lucas, who has been very i'll for
the past three weeks, is still, at this
writing, a very sick woman.
Mart c. Flanagan OF Wisconsin, has
assumed the business management of
the Winnem ucca Silver State.
A petition is circulating in Tonopah
to change the name of the ~postoffiee
there from Butler to Tonopah.
w. T. Onyon returned Tuesday from
his trip to California and entered upon
his duties as agent at the depot.
Mrs. John Schmith aud Mrs. Z. Cation
came down from the Hot Springs ranch
Friday aud will reside 10 town.
Norris Bertrand has taken charge of
Fred Altenburg's barber shop during
the %latter's absence in California.
Kissing is something like seven-up.
II he begs, and she thinks she can make
points 10 the game, she will give one.
Six miles of the Tonopah railroad has
been graded, and il is expected to have
the line completed by April 18th.
Misses Ethel and George Middleton
left for Reno Saturday night where they
intend 10 reside for awhile at least.
The townsite OF Goldfeld Esmeralda
county, has been sold to a company that
intends making extensive improvements.
Just what you need these days. One
OF those Challenge Series, highly finish
ed pocket microscopes, at A. ID. Len,aire
4 Sons.
1t has been definitely decided to re-
move the Western Union telegraph re.
peatiug Office from Reno to Winnie
mucca.
Prof. V. Dornberger came up from
Loyelock yesterday and attended the
Moore Mcintyre wedding. He returned
on No. 8.
The Tonopah Bonanza Gays it is re.
ported hat Judge Peter Breen wants
the nsmination for Judge OF the Su-
preme Court.
Lee Crum left Sunday evening for
California where he will spend several
weeks visiting points OF interest in the
Golden State.
Just received a fine assortment OF gold
and silver watches at A. D. Lemaire Il
Sons. Call and see them before buying
elsewhere,
John Mcclure, an old pioneer OF
Uaionville, Humboldt county, died Mon
day. He was aged So, and his death was
due to pneumonia.
Al. Phillips, foreman Of the T S ranch
near Beowawe, passed through Sunday
en route to his home in California where
he goes on a visit to his parents.
Lieutenant Governor Allen has ar
ranged with an eastern company to per-
form 1000 days labor on his Cling
house property for a certain share in it.
James A. Yerringt,n has returned
from his trip East. He states that Ne
vada's exhibit at the worlds fair is
bound to attract much favorable at
tention and comment.
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ID. Carpenter, the San Francisco eye
specialist, is here for ten days. Don't
neglect having your eyes attended to
now. Work guaranteed and lenses
changed for two years, free of charge.
j.. r. Ganser came down from Carlin
friday night, feeling quite sick, being
threatened with an attack of pneumonia,
out glad to say that he is convalescing
and getting along nicely and will soon
oe ble to return to his work at Carlin.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at II a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 D. m.
t~reaching in the evening at 1880 u. m.
M. w. FRARY, Pastor.