The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-12-01

LIST Of December, 1904.
p. 8. Jensen of Austin was a passenger
on No. 3 for the west yesterday.
A. Wise left Saturday for Tonopah.
He will remain there for some time.
Frank Rodoni WIS in town from Car
leo Lake this week for a couple of days.
w. Gotwaldt, the Reno newspaper
man i. now employed on the Salt Lake
Herald.
The County Fathers meet Ia Austin
next Monday to transact their monthly
business.
Mr.. Grow, a mining man from Colo
RADIO, is h re for the purpose of looking
over the district.
The State Printing Office has begun
work on the 9th volume of the Nevada
Supreme Court reports.
Mrs. J. Woolcock and son Stanley
went down to Winnemucca last Friday
to spend a few days visiting friends.
1t is said that H. E Driscoll and fam
lily will move from Austin to Battle
Mountain to reside after the first OF the
year.
The Bonanza says 1913 tons of ore
we're shipped from Tonopah last week
and that $50 passengers came in and 300
went out.
Mrs. w. T. Jenkins has just completed
the erection of a handsome building on
one OF her ranches south OF Battle
Mountain.
Frank Capdeville. who has been FORE
man OF the Bailey goat ranch, has re-
signed bis position and gone 10 the
sh Yep business.
Mrs. Mcmillan, who has been visiting
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Lemaire, returned TO her home at Para
disc Valley last Friday.
Fred A%ltenburg and j. j. Holman
were the happiest mel in town yesterday
because their homes were each blessed
with q "tiny" little girl
Mrs. George Crowell and little son
raturned Sunday from a visit TO friends
at Deetb, anl Tuesday n,orpiog took her
departure for ber home ia Austin.
Mrs Charles Moore, who has been on
q visit to her son and his wife for the
past month, returned to her home at
Virginia City yesterday OF No. 3.
Allen c. Bragg, former editor Of the
Reno Gazette, and later oue of the pub
fishers Of the Reno Observer, has ac-
cepted the editorship of the Silver State.
Frank Boskowitz. the big hearted
drummer. has made his annual donation
of candy and nuts to the Orphans home
mt Carson. Franks account on the
other side will have a large balance to
his credit.
The population of Battle Mountain is
steadily on the increase and il you do
not think so just take a squint occasioL-
ally FROM what may appear under the
head OF Born" and probably you'll say
We tell the truth sometimes.
A. X. Holcomb and son are working
on the formers claim, which Is located
about seven miles west OF town. Al has
had some very high assays 10 gold from
the property. NJ. b. Pope of Salt Lake
has taken a bond on the property.
IT.. .o,.ut:o. - tha Conthara Da
cifc depot at Hazen is in progress
and $4,000 will be expended by the
company in making improvements ut
that point. II Storey wins the bound
arv dispute this property will be in that
county.
The Virginia and Truckee railway
company has purchased three OF the
small type OF engines from the Southern
Pacific to take care OF its increased
traffic. The road purchased a large en-
CINE a few days ago from an Eastern
company, but it has not been delivered
yet.
In our election table the Galena re-
tuTub gave n. -. otutfCtt NV
Boyle II. 1t should be the reverse. We
received notification of the error a few
days ago. The figures as they have appear
ed in the table were just as were sent to
this office after the election. We correct
the mistake In the table.
1t is reported that 200 Indians on the
Eve reservations Lear Campo, San Diego
County. CAL, are starving, and unless re-
lief comes all will be dead by New Years.
The Indians are said to be industrious
farmers, but no rain has fallen in that
section, the food supply is exhausted,
and the unfortunate people are now ex-
listing on acorns.
Christmas is coming on apace and
with il comes old Santa with his many
presents for the good little boys and
girls. What shall we do to assist old
Santa, to make this a happy Christmas
for all? 1t is said that the NJ. E. Sun
day school has taken hold Of the matter