The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-25

Charles vadner left for Salt Lake last
Saturday.
r. n. Kendrick paid Winnemucca a
visit this week.
George Abel and wife came in town
Yesterday from their ranch.
Mrs. J. r. Ganser went to Reno last
Monday on a weeks visit to friende.
lin Ulster OF Silver Creek, shipped
.wo cars OF horses over the N. @. Sunday.
The Jeffries- Munroe prize fight will
take place in San Francisco tomorrow
sight.
Mrs Frank Feds and baby left Mon
aov for Reno where she will spend some
time visiting.
Robert Watt and August Meyer re-
Turned from the city Monday afternoon
and wen. to Austin Tuesday.
Rev. M. W. Frary departed last Mon
day for Carson City to attend the M. E.
conference which convened Tuesday.
Licking's six-horse team is engaged in
haulisg some machinery from the Mays
vile mill to the depot for shipment.
Constable Mccoy offers 500 reward
for the capture OF James Ross, who es-
caped from the Elko Jail Tuesday night.
". J. Woolcock went to Winnemucca
on Monday last at which place he has ac-
cepted a position with johnson q Ram
dohr.
Sheriff Murphy and wife were passen-
gers for Austin Tuesday morning, re
turning from a short visit to San Fran
cisco.
Charles Grayham and Jim Campbell
have opened up a saloon at Cluro. east
al Beowawc, where the gravel pit is 10
Gated.
Robert Pohl and John J. Malloy OF
Austin, attended the Democratic and
Silver Party conventions ut Winnemucca
Monday.
The smoke that has filed the air during
the past week is no doubt from the forest
Gres raging 10 Oregon, Washington and
Idaho.
The N. c. train Sunday did not reach
Battle Mountain until 1890 Sunday
night, the delay being caused by a dis
sbled engine.
No political announcements yet re
ceived at this Office. Get a move on
yourself and let the people know where
you stand.
AL. Oliver, an old Austinite, returned
from Colorado Sunday where he has
been for several mouths. He left for
Austin Tuesday.
Robert Hurley Of Berlin has issued a
challenge to Mr.. Pittman OF Tonopah or
any other man in the State for a single
handed drilling match for $500 or
more.
The great coal fire at Trnckee has at
last been extinguished after a loss of
nearly 100000. Nearly a quarter Of a
million dollars worth OF the coal was
threatened.
The next three months hot air will be
on zap at all hours Of the day and night.
Politicians Of various conditions and
shades will blow 1t on the slightest
provocation.
The order have gone forth that all
passenger engines on the Sparks-S Sac.
ramento division would burn crude oil,
a petroleum tank here will be the next
improvement undertaken.-Reno Ga
xette.
The Catholic church at Wadsworth,
a frame structure worth about $4,000,
was burned TO the ground Monday morn
Ing, the building and contents being a
total loss. The origin Of the FIRE is not
known.
Mrs. Alex Eason OF Silver Creek re-
turned Tuesday from a four months
visit 10 her old home in Scotland, where
she has been on a visit to her mother
and sisters. She left for her home on
the stage this morning.
Desiring to make a cleanup" in our
Dry Goods Department the following
named goods will be offered at greatly
reduced prices-selicias, gInghams and
table cloths.
A. ID. LRMAIRE & SONS.
-.
+. A. Limbaugh has been appointed
Agent OF the Cumberland mines at Dean,
by that company. All persons having
business With the company can call on
Mr.. Limbaugh and he will attend to
came.
Two prisoners James Ross and Robert
Stratton, escaped from the Elko Jail
Tuesday night. They used a piece OF
40 iron bed with which they pried up
the steel from the floor and escaped
through a hule made by a former prison
or called TEX" when he made his es-
cape The jail breakers had plead
guilty to the charge OF grand larceny,
Ross for stealing amalgam from the
Edgemont Mining compapy and STRAIT