The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-09-15

7 r Wilson wat an arrival Owe the
N. C. Yesterday from the southend.
william Easton has announced him
.a,f as A candidate for the Office of AS
SCISSOR.
ceoroe Russell will soon make a ship
ment of twenty. five cars OF cattle from
this point.
The tax list Of Douglass county foots
mn $4,000 more than last year and the
rate is ten cents lower.
rE-Remember the Republican pri-
maries tomorrow and the Democratic
and Silver party Sat urday.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and little daugh-
ter Mary departed for st. Louis last
week on a visit to the Exposition.
Charles NJ. Pradier died in Austin last
week from heart trouble and dropsy.
He leaves a brother to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Isabel Watt, who has been visit
inc in San Francisco returned to her
home at Silver Creek Tuesday mornini.
Mr.. Powell OF San Francisco arrived
Monday and has taken the position as
dry goods clerk 10 the Horton Co.'S
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. WAGNER and family
are now settled and Mrs. Vadner will be
.at home" on Wednesdays from three to
six o. IN. each week.
Walter Francis cam down from Aus
tin yesterday with three cars Of horses
belonging to ]. r.. Wilson, which he will
take TO California.
II is reported that the Glasgow &
Western Exploration Company intend
to start operations at Copper Canyon
and Golconda very shortly.
Ry. NJ. W. Frary departed Monday
afternoon for P.ciic Grove, Cal. being
called there OH business connected with
the ministry. He will be absent some
days.
Maine held an election Monday and
the estimated Republican majority is
placed at about 5000. The Democrats
gained several members of the legis-
lature.
Owing To The late rains and the
warm weather a second crop of wild
flowers have made their appearance in
portions Of Lincoln county An unsual
phenomen.
An engine jumped the track in the
Lovelock yards Sunday aud went into an
irrigation ditch. Engineer Al Blundell
aud Fireman Harry Wise escaped with
slight burns aud bruises.
The owners OF the Bowes and Kernick
lease at Goldicld have notified the men
employed by them of an increase in
wages aud the men working in the shaft
will now receive 50 per day. Eek.
Charles Vadner has rented a house
across the street from Horizons store
from the Blossom estate which he and
George Arbogast have fixed up as a cozy
little Office. They will also do assaying.
On October 9th to 14th inclusive tick
cts will he sold from Elko to Battle
Mountain and return at rate OF 81 20 for
the round trip account Jockey Club
races at Austin. Tickets expire Oct. Is.
No s~topoyers allowed.
Desiring TO make a cleanup" in our
Dry Goods Department the following
named goods will be offered at greatly
reduced prices selicias, glnghams and
table cloths.
A.. d. LEMAIRE & Sons.
]. s.. Smelser last week bought the
butcher business from George w. Abel.
Sterling will be found doing business at
the old stand and will endeavor to keep
prime beef, mutton and veal on hand at
all times. Courteous attention paid to
customers.
@. M. Spence OF Jasper, Elko county,
was In town Sunday and Monday morn
ing went up to Galena. Mr.. Spence's
'AoAs nokC bO VIC uuutfeiduds 10 viz
purpose Of looking over this district to
try and find the necessary ore for hux-
ing with his Jasper ores.
L. G. Hardy came in from Salt Lake
last Saturday. Mi. Hardy has an OPP
ton or the Little Giant mine at old
Battle Mountain. A carload of ore was
shipped TO Salt Lake u short time ago
which gave good returns. Mr.. Hardy
says the mine Is looking good.
The 3rd. section of No. 6. eastbound
passenger. and the 2nd. section OF No. 3.
westbound passenger, had a head-on
collision at Laughton Springs, west OF
Reno at 11:3O Monday forenoon. One
fireman and a colored man were killed
and an engineer and several passengers
badly injured. The collision was caused
by the crew Of one Of the trains over
looking orders to stop at Laughton
Springs. No. O Yves a knight Templsr
special.