The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-10-13

$40 per ton.
Monday it showed all day in Austin,
several inches OF the beautiful" cover
ing mother earth.
Mrs. Joseph Jory will leave this even.
inc for Butte, Montana, on a two months
visit to her parents.
John Hitchine accompanied by Miss
e. Jory, of Willow Creek, left Monday
night for Butte, Montana.
The Quincy mine at Park City, Utah
has been closed down, throwing 80 men
out of employment.
The races 10 Austin have been post
poned until to morrow on account OF the
weather OF the past few days.
Congressman Van Duzer has returned
to Nevada and has begun to make
speeches in the western part Of the State.
A new rule has gone into effect on the
s. P. No train will go in two sections
unless composed Of more than fifteen
cars.
Mrs. E. jenkins has had a neat and
coy little schoolhouse erected adjoining
her residence. Joseph Ganser did the
work.
On account OF being rushed with work
In the Office we are a little short on To-
cal new and hope our read RS will over
look it.
At Reno Saturday the University. OF
Nevada defeated the Coast Artillery
football team Of Fort Baker, Cal. by d
score of IS to 0.
Young men who become OF age any
tine prior to election may register now
and so I've able to vote, the law requiring
only that they be- Of age at the time they
vote.
Up to noon Yesterday there were 100
names Oh the register, that being the
number that registry agent Norris re-
ported to this Office.
j. W. Whitcher, u. s. District Attor
ney OF Nevads, under Harrison's admin
istration, fell ia Virginia City the other
day and broke one Of his legs at the
thigh.
Sheriff Murphy was in Town this week
subpoenaeing trial jurors TO appear in
Austin next Saturday afternoon
at 2 P. NJ. to try the Magee McFee water
suit.
Remember the social to be given in
Lemaire's Hall on the night of Oct. 20 to
be given by the ladies IL the M. e.
Church. Program will appear in next
issue.
Already considerable snow has fallen
10 the mountains ut the ~headwaters OF
the Walker river-more han at any
season for many years past.-Carson
News.
The people will be interviewed by the
various candidates during this month.
1t will be a humane act to chain up the
watch dog, AS candidates are not like
agents.
Governor Sparks and e. NJ. Bingham,
Secretary of the Democratic State Cen
trsl Committee, spent Monday in town.
They departed for the eastern part Of
the State that night.
Mra. Fl. r. Lemaire and baby accom-.
panied by her sister Miss lisa Watt, re.
t1aed on Saturday last from a trip to
Ssn Francis-o. Mrs. Lemaire's health
hak been greatly benefited by her visit
10 the city.
A reeens arrival from Goidfeld report
that there are 1000 unemployed men in
camp anu that the sanitary conditions in
the town are something terrible. Gold
Crater, 40 miles to the northward, is the
latest important strike.
Miss Tannehill of Virginia City. who
was engaged to teach the Galena school,
arrived here last week and shortly after
her arrival was taken sick and had 10 re-
turn to her home. The position has
been filed by another Virginia City
young lady who will arrive in a few
days.
Mrs. Fred Younghans. wife OF a pas
senger engineer on the Southern Pacific.
who recently removed his family from
Wadsworth to Sparks, committed sui
eide by shooting, at her home on Thurs
day She was just recovering from ty-
phoid pneumonia. and during, the tenn
porary absence OF her attendants from
the sick room, she took her hueband's
revolver from Il trunk and killed herself.
Ill health is the only known cause. She
was 45 years Of age. and besides her bus
band leaves three children.
Received by Lemaire's this week-a
carload OF Elaine and Pearl Oil, Gtsr
line and turpentine.
Don't you want a heating stoveS Call
and see our Superior" Hot Blast Heat
ers.
just arrived anew lot OF fine Blankets
and Ouilta for tba nsntar