The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28

The st. Louis EXPOSITION VIII open
Saturday.
D. G. Allen died Of pneumonia at Col
conda Monday.
George Abel arrived in town Tuesday
from Daisy Creek.
The grading of the Tonopah railroad
has been completed.
The County Commissioners will meet
ia Austin next Monday.
The EEyADAs politically, will be fair
to all and partial to none.
Mrs. Katherine German died in Win
nemucca last Friday from pneumonia
September Doth will be the Nevadan's
State Day at the st. Louis Exposition
James B. Treadwell, the drummer, was
in town yesterday soliciting orders for
his firm.
Port Arthur can always sing about
that hot time in the old town most any
night.
Sparks. the name Of the Hew town east
ii Reno, has been placed on the South
ern Pacific time tables.
Sheriff Murphy arrived In town last
Friday and returned to Austin Tuesday.
Tie was here on official business.
The first number of the "Goldfeld
News" published at Gold6eld by James
II. O'Brien, will appear tomorrow.
The London Lancet insists that love
is a disease. Undoubtedly. And it
takes two to make the disease durable.
Joe Bartolozze has had his saloon
painted and papered and now Joe Is at a
loss to know what name to christen it.
Governor Sparks has issued a procla-
nation to his staff requesting them to be
equipped with uniforms immediately.
sWilliam Eckman went out to his mine
at Philadelphia canyon Monday having
about recovered from his recent sick
spell.
The editor lie in receipt OF a Coupon
Press Pass given as a courtesy by the
management OF the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition.
Mrs. Georgia Hagar returned to her
home in San Francisco last Friday after
a pleasant visit of several weeks with
friends in Battle Mountain.
T. X. Lee was taken as far as Reno
Saturday night by DIR. Pope and placed
in Whitaker hospital where he will un-
dergo medical treatment.
The San Francisco Argus says the
holdings of Miller & Lux in land and
cattle In Nevada, California aud OregoL.
has a cash value OF $500, 100000.
1t f~latters the owners Of a newspaper
to know that people borrow it from their
neighbour, yet will not subscribe for IL,
as they "dont see anything to read in
it,"
DIR. G. F. Pope departed Saturday
evening for San Francisco on a business
trip. DR.. A. j. Hood OF Elko is attending
to the doctors practice during his at
sence-
Simon Bray was a passenger for Aus
tin Tuesday morning. He has been 10
California for over a year, visiting differ
Apf nntafo ~ fntapaat - Ar C-Il..
State.
A number of shearers finished shear
ing Julian Geraud's sheep at the Le-
MARE corrals Sunday morning. This
winds up the shearing In this vicinity
for another year.
The game Of basketball between Mills
College OF Oakland and the University
of Nevada teams, played in Oakland
Saturday morning, was won by Mills by
the score Of Is to 6.
There is not much TO say yet regard
ing the political situation That there
is going to be a shot time" this fall is a
moral certainty, and both parties are
now smiling on the working man.
The State OF Utah has ordered a gen.
eral health day -namely. the first Mon
day in October. On this day all thea.
tres, churches, public halls, hotels, boards
ing houses, etc, must be thoroughly dis
infected.
Rev. Father Gleason OF Bodie whose
mission covers all OF Esmeralda county,
arrived Thursday night and proceeded
to Goldfeld to establish a Catholic
Church in the new camp.-Tonopah
Miner.
Chauncey Griswold shot and killed
William Norton at Jasper, Elko county,
Monday. Both of the men were sheep
men and had a dispute about a spring.
During the dispute Norton drew a gun
on Griswold and Griswold killed him.
Services in the M. e. Church mex
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. M.
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