The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-09-08

and end Oct. 7th.
The Battle Mountain public school
opened Monday.
W. A. Check came up from Reno
Tuesday evening.
Walter Moore came down from Austin
last night on the stage.
Miss Ida Norris departed for Califor-
MIA last week on a visit.
The last of the knights Templar trains
passed through Monday night.
1t is predicted that Goldfeld will have
1900 inhabitants by next May.
Charles Campbell left for California
Saturday TO be absent some days.
Mrs Fl. Pierce went down TO Golconda
Monday on a visit to her daughter.
Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw is
billed to speak in Reno tomorrow night.
Bee the election notice of the Demo-
cratic and Silver party primaries on the
fourth page
Miss Kate Pohl OF Austin has been
engaged to teach the school at the
Schwin ranch.
II. r. Lemaire attended the Commits
missioners' meeting at Austin Monday.
He returne | yesterday.
A. ID. Lemaire accompanied 10y his
daughter Mrs. James Blossom. left for
San Francisco last Friday on No. 3.
Miss Eliza Pierce left Saturday for
Lamoille Valley, Elko county. where
abe has been engaged to teach school.
r. L Oldie has been offered Sl00,00D
for his lease 90 the San .strom mines at
GnlIheld, and has refused the Offer
Ex.
George Human and family. Frank
Eads and wife ard Miss Lulu Weaver,
vent up the river Tuesday to spend
some days fishing.
A reception was rendered Rev. M. W.
Frary in the church Tuesday night. A
large crowd was present and an enjoy
able time was had by all.
Now is the time for all who ara DESTROYS
TO serve the dear people in connty-oiices
to announce themselves. Don't be back
ward in coming forward.
Miss Eva Bradshaw arrived from Reno
Sunday evening and entered upon her
duties as teacher OF the Battle Mountain
school Monday morning.
J. r Ganser spent n few days in town
this week visiting his family. Joe is To-
Gated at the White House near Beo-
wave erecting some buildings.
The recent report Of a 40. foot ledge Of
5000 ore 10 the Sandstrom claim in
Tonopah was an exaggeration by just
about 38 feet and & inehes.-Carson
News.
G. Mariani and wife passed through
Tuesday on their way to San Francisco
for a short visit. They are located at
Carlin at which place Mr. Mariani is sec
ton foreman.
Mrs. Joseph Jory and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hitchins came ia from Willow
Creek Monday. Mr.. Hitchins left the
sam evening for Winnemncca to have
some dental work attended to.
Mrs.. William Schwin and daughter
Miss Rosie Rufnie, departed last Friday
for Santa Rosa, Cal, at which place
Miss Rosie will attend school. Mrs.
Schwin will return Ia a few days.
Mrs. Charles Campbell was brought
to town last Thursday night for medical
treatment, being very sick. We are glad
to note that the lady has greatly i'm
proved and is on the road to recovery.
San Francisco this month will be the
scene of Two great gatherings, the great
Triennial Conclave OF the knights Temp
lar and the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows. The latter will convene
on the 10Th.
Desiring to make a cleanup in u
Dfy 0oOus DeJdrtuutnt INC ioio"i"e
named goods will be offered at greatly
reduced prices -selicias, g%inghams and
table cloths.
A. d. LEMAIRE & Sons.
Alex. r. Dron OF Austin is the first to
come out and himself for
Office 10 Lander county. He
himself as a candidate for County Clerk
subject to the decision of the Republican
County Convention.
The Tonopah Bonanza in its las. issue
in August roasted DR.. Francis E. Will
Jams who, it claimed was trying to bunco
the people with a fraudulent mining
scheme. This aroused the ire OF the fair
doctor and she threatened to prosecute
Editor Booth civilly and c~riminally.
Her threats had no effect on the editor
OF the Bonanza as he throws more hot