The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-10-06

J. f. Dennis was up from Winnemucca
last Friday.
George Abel came down from his
ranch yesterday.
Judge Brcen was a passenger for Aus
tin Tuesday morning.
John Mellander of Galena spent a few
days in town this week.
Ed. Filippini of Beowawe was in town
for a couple OF days this week
Mr.. Hollis, foreman Of the Fish Greek
ranch. was 10 town Sunday.
e. e. Bilkey is doing the cutting in
Sterling Smelser's butcher shop.
Mr.. Pease, a mining man from Salt
Lake. paid Galena a visit yesterday.
James Paul went down to Reno Tues
day to take in the Reno races this week.
Frank Capdeville, foreman Of the
Bailey goat ranch was a visitor to town
Monday.
Jemes B. Horton accompanied by Mrs.
I. < Horton, have returned from a visit
10 the city
The books Of registration will close
October 21st. Don't put off registering
till the last minute.
Charles Vadner has his assay Office
fixed W. in first class shape aud is now
prepared to do assaying.
The Winpemucca Erass hand
will 90 to Austin next Monday to play
for the races. George Hill is the leader.
The ladies' OF the NJ. T. Church will
give an entertainment on the night OF
October 10Th. Ne will give further par.
ticulars next issue.
At the Republican convention held in
Tonopah last week T. l.. Oddie was nom.
mated for State Senator and J.. F..
Mitchell for the Assembly.
Co. Commissioner LIE naire returned
from Austin yesterday wliers he went To
attend the COMMISSIONER meeting
which was b cid Monday.
The Board of Equalization which met
10 Austin last Monday reduced the as
sessment on the Austin Mining Co.'S mill
from s15,370 % TO $4,000 90.
August Lemaire and James Blossom
are up near Deeth where they have been
for several days hunting and fishing.
They are expected home most i.ny day.
Tom Ebert came down from Tuscarora
Sunday night and Tuesday morning de-
parted for Austin on b siness. He is
tie same Tom Ms OF old, full Of wit and
humor.
In another column viii be found a
q notice from the Cumberland mines adj
vertising for sealed proposals for the
sale and delivery OF 1909 cords OF wood
al its works at Dean.
George Austin and William Norris
have each circulated a petition for sign
ers and will run as independent candi-
dates for Constable and Justice Of the
Peace, respectively.
John J. Clancy came down from Beo-
wave Sunday. Monday Johnny went to
Galena where be will spend some time.
M. j. Trutton OF this place is filling Mr..
Clancy's position at Beowawe as pump
man for the s. p. Co.
The N. C. Company will make a So rate
for the rou.d trip from Battle Mountain
to Austin on account OF the races. The
fare being SO low no doubt a great many
people will take advantage OF the rate.
See notice In another column.
Desiring TO make a cleanup" in our
Dry Goods Department the following
named goods will be offered at greatly
reduced prices -selicias, ginghams and
table cloths.
A. d. LEMAIRE & Sons.
Persons having rooms to rent will no
doubt have an opportunity to secure
tenants during race time, as it is now an
assured fact that a large crowd Of visi-
tors will be present. Anyone having ex-
ira rooms to rent should leave word
with the Secretary.
Six San Francisco race horses at the
Reno track will be shipped to Austin at
the close of the Reno races, and from
here will take 10 the Battle Mountain
and Elko races. The horses are owned
by one Of the members OF the Board of
Supervisors 10 the city.-Reveille.
Senator Fairbanks, Republican nom
inee for Vice President, aud Senator
Dolliver Of Iowa, delivered three ad-
dresses in this State this week. They
spoke in Carson yesterday afternoon, In
Reno last night and at Elko this morD-
ing. They travel in a special train.
Last Wednesday evening IN Austin
Walter G. Francis and Miss Inez Dyer
we're Joined in marriage by the Rev.
Father Sheehan. Both we're raised In
Austin and both are very popular among
their many friends. Being well-known
to the writer, we extend our congratula-