The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-09-29

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Jas. Robinson and wife of Galena
spent q few days in town this week.
Walter Francis and o. j. Clifford we're
passengers for Austin last Saturday.
John Schmith, Republican nominee
for Recorder, was in town last night.
Walter Msgee spent a few hours In
town last Sunday on his way to Elko.
Jas. Horton accompanied by Mrs. e.
q. Horton left for San Francisco last
week.
George Russell went up to Elko last
Saturday to attend the Democratic con-
~vention.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and little daugh-
ter. returned from a visit to the st.
Louis exposition Monday.
Owen Duffy came over the N. @. Sun.
day with two cars OF horses which he
shipped Sunday night to Napa, Cal.
Gold is becoming 80 plentiful down on
the Rio Virgin that the prospectors, for
amusement, "sDow- ball" each other with
%i6-pound nuggets.
Sheriff Murphy spent several days 10
town last week. He attended the Dem
ocratic convention Monday and departed
Tuesday for Austin overland.
Robert Pohl. T. G. Malloy, II. Z.
Driscoll. Humphrey Kearn, II. w. Dyer,
aud Jack O'roole. OF Austin attended the
convention held here as delegates last
Monday.
Utah has a large crop Of "Oid Piou.
eers." Foi the last ten years there has
not been a paper issued in that state but
what contained the death notice OF an
~Old Pioneer"
The Southern Pacific Company have
made a rate OF one fare for the T und
trip from all points in Nevada to Battle
Mountain on account OF the Dewey
Jockey Club races.
Elk. Governor Sadier filed his petition
Saturday in the office OF the Secretary oil
State The Appeal says the petition
contained fourteen hundred names, mos
OF whom are Republicans.
The Battle Mountain Jockey Club viii
give a dance on the night OF October
18th. A committee has been appointed
to make all arrangements for the dance
The ad. will appear 10 the next issue.
Before leaving TOR Austin Sheriff Muir
ply subpoenaed several citizens from
this end Of the county to serve as grand
jurors at the next term Of Court which
convenes 10 Austin on October 5th.
Ed. Bilkey came down from Elko Mon
day evening and will probably remain
with US for some time. He is the sam,
Ed. as OF old and HE host OF friends
are pleased to see him. He looks hals
and hearty.
Desiring To make a cleanup" 10 on
Dry Goods Department the following
named goods will be offered at great,
reduced prices -selicias, ginghams and
table cloths.
A. ID. LEMAIRE Il Sons.
It has rained quite hard TOR the past
few days aud showed some 10 the noun.
tains. The mountains surrounding town
were dressed 10 a suit "as white as snow
and looked grand in the morning sur
light.
An evidence OF the growth of Sparks
is the immense payroll Of the Southern
Pacific Company at the present time
Over 800 men are now receiving salaries
from the company ut that point, ano
that is but a starter.
The Union Iron Works ct San Fran
cisco we're sold at public auction Mon
day by order Of the U. 8. Court Of the
district Of New Jersey. The property
was bid in by a representative OF Chas
NJ. Schwab for 81, 100000.
The Iroquois theater In Chicago. where
nearly 600 people were burned to dea.f
last September. was reopened last Mon
day night as a vaudeville play house
1t has been refitted at a cos OF nearl,
100000 and constructed 30 as to NEE
every requirement Of the law.
During a debate on cancer at thu
Dermatological Congress in Berlin, Ger
many, last week, conclusions were reach
ed that cancers on the surface are cur
able, that in incurable cases the pain cal
De lessened and life prolonged, and tina
the bacillus Of cancer lie still unknown.
Sam Musser, M. M. Yirt, Chas. s. Vad
ner, viii Uren, j. w. Treat, N. e. Barto'
went TO Austin Tuesday to attend the Re
publican County Convention which me
that afternoon. The rest Of the delegate
from the North End were represented
by proxy.
The Democrats Of Humboldt count,
Monday nominated w. G. Pitt for Stat
Senator, w. H. Minor, James Dunn ant
A. p. Scott for the assembly, Franz
Hoenstine treasurer. d. j. higgins Sher