The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-05-05

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DAYS in town last week.
The trees In Battle Mountain are DON
ming their coat OF green.
During the coming campaign the pub
lie will Just be loved to death.
Wilfred Cation, son of Mrs. e. Cation,
IA spending a few days in town.
The M. e. church which is being built
a. Carlin, is about completed.
William Schwin and wife Of Mill
Creek spent Sunday in town.
]. A. Miller. Jr., arrived from Austin
Sunday and continued on to San Fran
cisco.
The cost OF the railroad from Rhodes
Marsh to Tonopah is estimated at $685.
900.
We are informed this week that sev-
eral inches of snow fell at Dean last
Sunday.
DR.. @. F. Pope returned Sunday even.
ing on No. 6 from a short visit to San
Francisco.
C. s. Vadner has returned from Salt
Lake aud is at present at his mine at
Elder Creek.
A recent calculation OF the population
of Salt Lake City gives that place over
1000 people.
Several mipers have come down from
the Dean mine the past week and left
for pastures new.
Mesdamts Edith and X. T. Jenkins
departed Sunday night for San Fran
cisco on a short visit.
A sack full of government reports
bearing the frank Of Senator Newlands,
was received this morni ng.
Miss Lizzie Morgan, after spending a
pleasant visit of two weeks with her
mother, has returned to Golconda.
counterfeit quarter dollar is being
circulated 10 Reno. The base coin is a
clever imitation. though worthless.
Commissioner H. r. Lemaire attended
the meeting Of the Board at Austin
Msuday. He returned yesterday.
John Thompson OF Golconda has sold
bis saloon, the Magnolia. to p. Zunino
Of Ely. Mr.. Thompson will remain 10
Galconda for the present.
C. A. Richards has sold out his meat
market 10 Austin to VIM. Cummings
and Jesse Hutchinson. Mr. Richards
will go to Tonopah aud locate.
The Galsna school closed on Friday
last for the term, and the teacher Miss
Nettie Mckenzie, departed that evening
for her home in W~innemocca.
Tom Thomas, an old Austinite, passed
through Blttle Mountain Sunday on his
way to San Francisco to receive medical
treatment, he being a very sick man.
State Senator Warren Williams OF
Churchill sold his wool clip OF $4,000
pounds for l3ss per pound. He will
build a $4,000 business house at Fal.
Ion.
The west-bound train Friday morning
contained six carloads of immigrants
direct from the sunny hills of Italy.
They we're bound for California.-Reno
Journal.
Mrs. Anna Warren, Grand Secretary
OF the Nevada Assembly. instituted a
lodge OF Rebeccas, to be known as Des
ert Queen Lodge, No. %, at Tonopah on
April 18th.
A letter received a few days ago from
Mr.. and MIRA j.. S. Smeiser from Duns.
muir, Cal, states that they will return
to Battle Mountain on or about the 18th
Of this month.
Miss Mildred Cation came in town on
Friday last from Mill Creek where the
Young lady has been teaching school at
schwin's ranch. The school closed Fri.
day for the term.
William Hayes, a prominent merchant
ELY, died on a train at Coiu mbus,
Nebraska, on April 22nd while returning
from a visit with relative s 10 Ireland.
he was a resident of this city ia 1867
so.
IT,. +. kirchner, a tailor, Of Winuemuc-
Ca after accomplishing the ruin of Miss
annie Plum, a seamstress employed by
MIN took out a marriage license and
.nen skipped town without marrying
her.
Congressman Van Duzer has intro
uueed a bill 10 re-establish the Carson
mint, and will during the Summer Sc
cure data to make presentation Of the
OIL to Congress. He has secured the
support ct a number Of members on
Doth sides for the measure.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
sunday School at 2:3O D. m.
treaching in the evening at 7;30 D. m,
M. W. FRARY, Pastor.