The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-07-14
Live News .
LOCAL.,
STATE N
GENERAL

Frank Freitas lett SATURDAY TOT Oa1-
fornia on a visit to relatives.
Miss Eliza Pierce went to Golconda
Monday night to spend a few days.
4. d. Lemaire returned Tuesday from
n visit of several weeks to California.
number of our ranchers on the river
are busily engaged in cutting their hay
crops.
Miss Emma Browne has been appoint
ell postmistress at Spencer, Lander
county.
County Treasurer T. ii. Dalton passed
through last Sunday on his way to Cali
fornia.
The trustees Of Elko school district
have bought a 500 piano for school
purposes.
Little Mise Edith Kendrick arrived
home Tuesday from a short visit to
Sierra City, Cal.
Robert Grimmon of Carson, has been
appointed U S. Marshal to succeed the
late Frank Emmitt.
Adam Altenburg spent a couple Of
days in town this week. He returned
yesterday to Gold Creek.
George Abel was in town yesterday.
He returned this morning on the stage
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A couple of cloudbursts occurred
Monday, so we are informed. u at Mo-
sci and another at Valmy.
The Reno Gazette says that o. j. Clif
ford Of Austin will erect a 5000 brick
business house 10 Sparks.
Fourth Of July has come and gone.
Thanksgiving is the next holiday, and it
will be here before we realize it.
A gravel train is ranning between
Valmy and Golcouda, ballaeting the
road bed. The gravel pit is located at
Valiny.
Judge j. N. Jones, brother OF Former
United States Senator jones from Ne
vada, died Monday at his home in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Dick Richie passed through on No. 6
last Friday on his way to Boston where
he will %soiourn for some time, returning
in September.
Walter Moore came down from Austin
yesterday, where he is employed in the
New York canyon mine. He expect to
return Saturday.
"Gunner" Woolcock, after spending a
couple OF weeks visiting with his broth
ers family, returned on Saturday last to
Salt Lake City.
Chris Hilocker has returned from a
visit to Kansas City, where he went in
March last on a visit to relatives. Chris
says he had a very enjoyable time.
Eleven thousand accidents 80 far this
year resulted from the celebration of
the glorious Fourth with several counties
yet to hear from. 1t is a grea. day.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Pardons
held in Carson Monday, Peter Guilleri,
who was sent from Lander county some
years ago for murder, was denied a par
don.
The Elko Independent says that John
Green has purchased the Elephant livery
stable aud saloon from j. w Thompson.
The consideration is said to have been
$1,000.
Miss Alics Slayan was an arrival on
No. Q yesterday, coming from California.
where she has been visiting several
weeks. Miss Alice is the guest Of Mrs.
W. A. Cheek.
The Democratic National Convention
at st. Louis nominated Alton Brooks
Parker Of New York for President and
Henry G. Davis Of West Virginia for
Vice President.
Topeka, Armourdale, Wichita and
Lawrence, Kansas, are flooded by tho
overflow of thu Kaw river. Many peo-
pie are driven from their homes, and the
property loss is great.
County Assessor Easton and little
daughter Della, of Austin, left on Sun
day last for Chicago ut which place Mr..
Easton will meet his father, who is rs
years OF age. They will visit the Fair
before they return.
Frank Childress was in town Monday
TO secure some extras for his moving
machines. He says that Sunday his
father who was driving a mower at the
ranch had a runaway and was thrown
from the mower. He luckily escaped
with only a few scratches. The mower
needed a few repairs.
Services in the NJ. e. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. NJ.
Preaching in the evening at 7:30 p. N.
NJ, W. FRARY, Pastor.