The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-01-07
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Live News -.
LOCAL,
STATE AND


uiBhs.
Charles Grayham left for the city
Monday night.
Walter Dobks returned from Winnie
mucca Monday.
A. D. Lemaire departed for San Fran
cisco last night.
The Battle Mountain public school
opened Monday morning.
The snow on the Dean grade lie said to
be from ~ to 3 feet deep.
L. NJ. Young, who is an operator at
Mosel, spent Tuesday in town.
The New Year began with a snow
storm, which was badly needed.
The stage between here aud Austin
will commence running next Tuesday.
Lemaire Il Sons received a carload of
coal this week. All orders promptly
filed.
Miss Ida johnson came up from
Wadsworth Sunday on a visit to Mrs.
Hiram Barron.
E Kendrick, F A Limbaugh and Al
Holcomb left Tuesday for Clover Valley
on a hunting trip.
Some OF our people have put up their
ice crop. The cakes will average about
eight inches in thickness.
8. II. Kitto, agent OF the S. P. at Win
nemucca, has resigned and will open a
bank 10 some Nevada town.
Richard Eads came down from Lewis
yesterday. He reports about 10 inches
OF SNOW oa the level at Lewis.
Eddie George and Willie Middleton
went to Reno last night to resume their
studies at the State University.
Sterling Smelser left Tuesday night
for Reno, where he expects to get EN-
ployment and locate permanently.
Born, 10 Winnemucca, New, Tuesday
January 5, 1904, to the wife OF L.. Terry,
Of the Dean ranch, near Beowawe a sou.
j d. McIntire, a freight brakeman on
the Salt Lake division on the Southern
Pacific was killed near Lucin a few days
ago.
"0ur Lady of the Snow" gave Battle
Mountain its first real embrace Monday,
about six inches OF the beautiful" fall
ing.
R. F. Hoy has been award ed the con
tract to build the new M. X Church at
Carlin. He il undecided as TO WHEN he
will begin to build.
Brockson, the man who drove a nail
10 his head some two weeks ago. is said
to be getting along nicely, and he seems
to be regaining his mind.
At midnight 1904 was ushered in by
the explosion OF bombs, firing of guns
and ringing of bells. The New Year re-
ceived a cordial reception.
Three agents of the Russian govern
ment have been in Washoe county buy
iLg all the hay they can get for shipment
to Port Arthur.
L. A. Lemaire returned from Napa,
Cal- last Thursday night. Mrs. Lemaire
and little son Loui will remain in Napa
for several weeks visiting relatives.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. OF p, will
meet Saturday night, January 9th. Al
ter the installation Of officers a banquet
will be served to the members and their
families.
There is danger of serious trouble
with the Indians in Southern Nevada
along the line of the San Pedro, Los An
geles and Salt Lake railroad, according
to reports from that region.
The best evidence that Nevada is the
greatest mining state in the Union is
her bullion record of 81. O0,44l 1851
excepting California no mineral territory
Ia the world can show such a record.
At a meeting Of Battle Mountain
Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F., held last night,
the following officers we're elected to
serve for the ensuing year: e II Lemaire,
N. G.: X r Lemaire, v. G.; A Ramsdell,
Secretary; r e Woolcock, Treasurer.
Edwin Tippett, a we'll known resident
Of Austin, Nevada. died at Ely, Nevada,
December 9th, from a complication of
diseases with which he has peer troubled
Tor two years past. He was a native Of
England, aged 40 years. Deceased
leaves a wife to mourn his loss.
Look out for weddings as there we're
a great many proposals" at the card
party last Tuesday evening. Smelling
salts helped to relieve that faint feeling
which came over some of the young men
present. 1t looks to US that there are
some young ladies who have made up
their mind not to get left this Leap
Year and we don't blame them a bit.
Services in the NJ. Z. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at Ii a. m.