The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-02-18

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University is abating.
Rev. e. W. Van Deventer will preach
in the M. e. Church on Feb, 28th.
Rev. N. w. Frary went up to Carlin
Monday and will return to morrow.
j. B. Riddle, formerly County Clerk
OF Eureka, died at Reno Tuesday OF
typhoid fever.
Monday the Chinese new year was
ushered 10 and the local Celestials duly
observed the event.
W. w. Foote, the well known lawyer
and Democratic Politician, died in San
Francisco this week.
An apron and necktie dance will take
Mace in Battle Mountain on Tuesday
night, February Odd.
Fresh ranch Eggs for sale at Lemaire
L Sons. Call and get some before they
are all sold. Fifty cents per dozen.
No. 8 ran in two sections Tuesday,
second section comprising a train Of cars
OF silk, through to New York on fast
time.
.Alvinza Hayward, who laid the foun-
dation of his fortune on the Comstock,
died in San Francisco last Sunday, aged
81 years.
Governor Sparks has refused to allow
cattle from the drouth and infected dis
tricts OF California to be shipped into
this State.
No. 3 ran 10 two sections last evening
the second section carrying a detach
mept OF u. S. regulars bound for the
Philippines.
A round trip rate OF s67 80 from the
Pacific Coast to st Louis during the
Fair has been agreed upon by tranconti-
mental railroad companies.
Ranchers along the Humboldt river
are jubilant over the recent snowfall,
which insures an abundant supply of
water for range feed and irrigation.
James Ferguson. n Of the Oldest
stage drivers 10 Eastern Nevada, died in
Elko Thursday. For many years he
drove stage between Elko and Tuscarora.
ID. NJ. Tomblin, Secretary and Gen.
ersl Manager of the Spencer Mining and
Milling Company, died at Kennedy,
Humboldt county, Friday, from ppeu-
monia.
M. Camp, who represents the great
Zelletbach paper house Of San Francisco
u in town Monday. He takes away
the usual order for fine stationery from
the NEvADAs.
The Walker Lake Bulletin says +. NJ.
Smith, the borsx king, will have a 20
mule team and wagons at the st. Louis
fair. SALTY Bill" the we'll known team
ster, will drive.
Mr.. Simpson. we'll known in Battle
Mountain. has been appointed Mr..
Tomblin's successor TO have full control
OF the work at the Hidden Treasure
mine at Kennedy.
The Magee brothers who recently
purchased the Spencer property in
Grass Valley, this county, have employ
ed George s. Spencer as general mana.
ger Of the property.
The San Francisco Bulletin will send
100 boys from the Coast to visit the Elk.
position at st. Louis, whose expenses
the publishers will pay. They will travel
In sumptuous Pullmans.
Prof. Butler has resigned as principal
OF the Winnemucca High School and
Miss Laura Smith has been selected to
Ml the vacancy. Miss Frances Kirby OF
Reno has been appointed to teach the
Class of Miss Smith.
Miss Abbie Danielson, who died 10
Sacramento, was buried at Fallon last
Week. 1t is a coincidence that Mr.. and
Mrs. Danielson were the first couple
married 10 Fallon aud hers is the first
funeral that ever took place there.
Services in the NJ. Z. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching in the evening at 1870 p. m.
M. w. FRARY, Pastor.
young lady in Minnesota put her
arms around the young man who was
driving in a s~leighing party, and pres
entity he was found to be dead OF heart
failure. Young ladies' should be careful
now they set the hearts of yourg men to
pumping in that way. The Minnesota
case is a dreadful warning to them, which
they should respect, especially this leap
!eai.-Sslt Lake Tribune.
George Andy, an Indian, got into an
aItercation with his squaw Sunday night
and knocked her down with a fat iron
ana no doubt would have given her a
severe beating had not Deputy Sheriff
niomaa appeared on the scene of
trouble and took him. In charge and
marched him off to Jail. He was given
hearing Monday and was sentenced to
i've days in the cooler"