The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-30

W. j. Williams, the blacksmith, o
Austin, passed through last Sunday o.
his way to Reno where he goes with
view of entering into business in tina
thriving town.
There Is at the depot something owe
eighteen tons of high grade ore for ship
ment, coming from the New York can
yon mine lea Austin and in which LIE
MARIE, Friberg and Miller are interested
Let the natal day be celebrated in oul
town and let "Old Glory" float from
every mast and pole and business house
and let us not forget, however, that il
represents only that which is great and
noble 10 the Nations history.
Mrs. James Wheeler accompanied b,
her daughter Mrs. A. e. Richardson and
three little children, arrived from Cortez
Tuesday and remained over until yester.
day visiting friends, when they took
their departure for W~innemucca.
Mr.. George Russell left yesterday
morning to attend the Democratic Ma
tional convention at St. Louis. He will
stop over a day or 80 in Salt Lake City
and then go on to the convention to take
a hand in nominating the next President
Of the United States.
The California delegation to the Dem
ocratic National Convention left San
Francisco Tuesday. AT Reno the train
took on the delegation from the Silver
State and the other delegations along
the road were picked up. The train will
reach st. Louis tomorrow.
e. ii. Lemaire left Tuesday morning
for Hope, Kansas, at which place he will
join bis wife and baby who have been
visiting relatives for the past two months.
Ernest will spend some time visiting in
Hope after which he and wife will take
IN the Exposition ere they return home.
1t having been reported in some Of the
State papers that Hon. FL. f. Bartine is
a candidate for the United States Sen
ate says the Carson Appeal announces
upon the authority OF Mr.. Bartine that
he is a candidate for the Supreme Judge
ship and is not aud will not be a
candidate for the Senate.
The horrible disasters which have
followed each other in rapid succession,
during the first half Of the year 1904, are
simply appalling. They have resulted
in the wholesale loss of life and il the
record is kept up until the close of the
year, 1904 will go down in history with
out an equal.
w. II. (Gunner) Woolcock arrived 10
town last Friday on No. 3 from Salt
Lake City on a short visit to his brothers
family. 1t has been over two years
since Gunner last paid Battle Mountain
a visit and be is always pleased to return
to spend a few days at his old stamping
grounds. He will remain until after the
Fourth when be will return TO the city
Of Zion.
The Republicans of the country, in
national convention assembled al
Chicago, on the 23d nominated Theo
dore Roosevelt, OF New York. for Pres
ident, and senator Fairbauks, of Indiana,
for Vice President. The nomination
was given to both men by reclamation,
n thing that has never happened in a
Republican National Convention to our
knowledge
A big horse sale was made in Eureka
last week. says the Sentinel, which in
number and prices exceeds anything OF
the kind that has taken place in a long
time. Tom Dixon sold to j. I. Koran OF
San Francisco 1909 or more head to be
delivered 10 August at the following
prices: Five hundred, the pick of the
band, at S45 each: 500, second choice, at
S25 each aud an indefinite number at 800
apiece.