The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07

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Yesterday.
William Meager Of Galena, was in
town this week.
There are 104 places in Reno where
liquors are sold
Charles Campbell and wife were in
town to-day from Campbell District.
Sam Little has bee in town for a few
DAYS this week stalking in the sights"
A number of sheep-shearers are en-
gagged in shearing the hocks at Lemaire's
~corrals.
Feed is said to be starting up in good
shape on the RANGES throughout the
State.
1t is rumored that the Battle Moup-
tain Meat Market will close the end OF
this month.
The stage to Dean began running again
last Saturday morning after being dis.
continued for three months.
We are informed that Frank Simpson
intends to start up his cyanide plant in
old Pittsburg canyon this Summer.
A test Of 5000 pounds of D~onuelly
Mountain, Humboldt county. ore at
Reno returned $3.50 per ton in gold.
Fred Burchfeld Of Austin passed
through yesterday on his way to Kennedy
where he goes to run the mill at that
place.
Tracklayers on the Rhodes Marsh and
Tonopah railroad have struck ON account
of their pay being cut from 50 rs to 81. 100
per day.
j. NJ. Lynch has sold the Mining Re.
view plant at Ely to the News Publish
ing Company, aud the two papers will
be consolidated.
The White Pine News publishing
company has purchased the Nevada
Mining Review and will consolidate it
with the News.
L.. G. Branson publisher OF the Daw-
son Record is about to establish a paper
at Goldfeld. The material is now being
shipped to that place.
George w. Abel and wife came in
town last Friday evening from Steiner's
ranch, George having come down on
business. They returned Tuesday.
r. F. Hoy, Martin Gebhsrdt and j. X.
Ganser went up to Carlin Monday morn
ing to begin work on the new Methodist
church which is to be erected there.
Governor Sparks has rendered the
Office Of Surgeon General of the Gov
ernor's staff to DIR. w. L. Berry OF Haw-
thorne. The Office carries with it the
rank OF Colonel.
Sheriff Murphy and Assessor Fl ston
were arrivals from Austin yesterday.
They will spend a few days in this end
OF the county on business connected
with their respective offices.
George Russell has purchased the sec
ond hand telegraph poles from the s. P.
company for a distance OF some miles
east and west OF Battle Mountain which
the company has abandoned.
Supt. d. j. Bousfield arrived from the
city last Friday morning where he has
been on business connected with his
company. 1t is reported that he will
begin operations on the property in
about ten days or two weeks.
Thomas Mcguire, the veteran theatri.
cal manager, has had his entire tongue
removed. Cancer was the cause.
There are some people in town who
should have "their tongues removed
and they haven't cancer either.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at $50 p. M.
Preaching in the evening at 7 go p. H..
M. W. FRARY, Pastor.
The bumblebee and the blow-fy are
buzzing, the fruit tress are in full flower,
the lilac bushes art in leaf, the pismire
IS wallowing IN the sugar bowl. and the
doodlebug saw his shadow yesterday.
so 1t is safe to say that spring IS with
us.-Hawthorne Bulletin.
Candidates for the Republican Ma
tional Convention promises to be quite
numerous at the coming State conven-
ton to be held at Virginia City, says the
Reno Observer: Hon. e. 8. Harrington
OF Elko, W. w. Williams OF Churchill,
Sam Platte Of Ormsby, Con Ahern and
II. s. Meechan of Storey are said TO be
candidates.
A carload OF Nevada exhibits to the
81. Louis Exposition has arrived at the
Worlds Fair City and is being placed in
position by Commissioner Yerington.
Mr.. Y~erington writes that everything at
The big show is moving with clocklike
precision and the fair will open on the
date advertised. The exposition prom
sses much for Nevada.