The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-03

Joseph Jurey is in town from Galena.
The Commissioners meet next Monday
in Austin.
lake Holman was in from his ranch
yesterday.
Peter Wilson, the contractor, spent to-
day in town.
George Ganser returned to Reno last
Saturday night.
William Meager was in from Galena
last Sunday for a few hours.
Nut pine wood per cord $40; one-half
cord So 30 at Lemaire Il Sons.
Lander county has redeemed all but
$4,000 of its outstanding script.
The river at this point has been run
ing bank full for several days past.
Mrs. e. e. Horton is visiting in San
Francisco, having left for the city last
week.
II gossip goes for anything we expect
to hear the jingle OF wedding bells o
in town.
It is said hat sheep shearing will be
gin at Lemaire's shearing corrals on or
about the 18th list.
Congressman Dick of Ohio was elected
United States Senator Tuesday to sue
coed the late Marcus A. Hanna.
Miss Bridge Clancy, after a pleasant
visit OF several weeks in Austin returned
to her home in Beowawe Saturday.
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A kloudike game has been opened up
in Joe Bartolozze's saloon. Joe has also
put in a piano for the pleasure of his
patrons.
Mrs. Joseph Dusang and little grand
son Jimmie Wilkins, returned from a
three months visit to San Francisco
Monday evening.
G. s. Moore OF Galena spent Monday
and Tuesday in town. Mr.. Moore looks
hale and hearty and says he feels as
good as he looks.
f.. A. Williams, an Austin raised young
man, but who has been in Reno for sew
eral years past, has gone into the mer-
camille business in East Reno and open
ed a store.
Mrs Thomas Delano and two little
children, after spending a couple of
weeks visiting with her sister Mrs. II.
Barron, returned Monday to her home
at Wadsworth.
Charles Vadner returned from a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake Sunday. Monday
he went out to Elder Creek 20 look at
bis mining property. which is said to be
looking fine.
George Russell, Jr., shipped four cars
of fat steers to a San Francisco firm
Monday night, and Tuesday Bob Bios.
SON shipped two cars of fine beef cattle
to the same firm.
Miss Isabel Eason. a former resident
OF Austin, and a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Eason. was married on Feb.
18th, at Edgemont, Elko county, to
Charles G.. Lyon.
T. K. Lee, who suffered a stroke of
paralysis about two months ago., has
improved so that he is now able TO come
down town with the aid Of p. Heating
who has been nursing him.
Mart Mccormack arrived from Austin
last Friday. He has been down in lone
Valley with George Abel gathering up
burros. They succeeded in finding
eleven head which were shipped to
Steiner's ranch.
There are a number of parents in town
who arc extending a most fatal privilege
to their sons-by letting them stay out
late at night, because it is mostly during
the hours Of night that all mischief is
planned and executed.
County Recorder Dyer is working on
the Western Pacifc's $%50,000,00 mort
gage, copying 1t into the county's rec
ords. 1t is a task that requires several
days work and will take in the neighbor-
hood Of ITO pages of the record book
Reyeille.
This mornings Silver State says:
Frank Button telephoned this morning to
Sheriff Lamb that the famous Parkinson
mansion, in s'quaw valley, burned yester-
day. AS no one was living in the house
1t is believed by many that the fire must
have been Of iniendiary origin.
Mrs. Chiara and son Frank were in
town this week, the first time for over
three weeks. Mrs. Chiara says that her
daughter Miss Annie has fully recovered
from her attack Of smallpox and that the
quarantine has been raised from the
ranch.
Services in the M. e. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at Ii a. m.