The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-07-21

morning.
Johnny Moss Of Deeth is spending a
few days 10 town.
T. A. Lemaire left yesterday for Gold
creek to look after his sheep.
Prof. E. E. Winirey has been rejected
principal of the Reno school.
George Russell expects to begin hay
ing at the % ranch next Monday.
r. M. Horton has returned from an
s,tended visit to the western part of the
State.
Simon Bray was a passenger for Aus
fin Tuesday, returning from a trip to
Reno and Carson.
Walter Moore returned to Austin Tues-
aay morning, being employed 10 mining
in New York canyon.
w. NJ. Graham, a Salt Lake mining
man, spent a day or two here looking at
some mines in this district.
Miss Georgia Middleton returned to
Reno last Friday night after spending a
a couple of weeks visiting relatives.
We are informed that Charles Slavan,
we'll known in Battle Mountain, is laid
nm IN San Francisco suffering from a
broken ankle
II. s. Crocker, founder OF the house OF
II s. Crocker IL Co, and n OF the fore.
most business men OF San Francisco,
died Monday.
All passenger crews change now at
Reno instead of Sparks. A general
order has been issued 10y the Southern
Pacific to that effect.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cebarri died Tuesday morning and was
buried yesterday. The little fellow has
been sick for some DAYS.
Jim Butler and wife, father and
mother OF Tonapah, have subscribed
$1,000 to the Railroad Day fund. Over
$1,000 has been raised so FAR.
Edmand C. Drake, proprietor Of E. c..
Brakes Advertising Agency, died in San
Francisco last week. He was 20 years
of age and a native of New York.
The Glasgow Il Western Exploration
company, Otto Stalman, OF Salt Lake,
Utah, manager. will 500 build a large
smelter in Hanover, New Mexico
Mining Review.
Frank Muneey, pumpman on the N.
G, spent Monday IN town spinning yarns.
Frank always gives Us a call and tells us
OF some old time "reminiscences, which
ara very interesting.
Walter Dobbs and sister drove in from
Mill Creek on Saturday last and re-
turned Sunday evening. Walter has
just finished cutting his first crop OF al
falfa which is a good yield.
A number of our local sports have
been out after sagehens the past few
days. They cl i'm that the chickens are
scarce this year az nome OF them do not
return heavily loaded down.
All passenger trains now stop in Reno
about twenty minutes. Crews and
engines are changed and the cars are
cleaned, watered and the wheels ex
amined by tappers for defects.
Mr.. Hardy Of Salt Lake, has taken a
bond on the Little Giant" mine at Old
Battle Mountain from Clarence Lee.
He left Monday morning for the prop
erty with two or three miners.
4. ii. Lemaire and wife are taking in
the sights at the st. Louis exposition.
The writer received from Ernest this
morning a little souvenir of the st. Louis
lair for which he has our thanks.
William Meager and George Curnoe
drove ia town Monday. Mr.. Curuoe
who has been doing some work for Mr..
Meager at Galena finished Sunday and
he took Tuesdays outgoing train for
Austin.
Miss May Wilson of Reno and A. j.
Robertson OF Three Rivers, California,
were married in Reno on the 18th inst.
The bride was formerly a resident of
Lewis, where she resided with her par
ents for several years.
The cyanide works which has been in
operation in Pittsb rig canyon for the
past three months, under the manage
ment OF T. X. Code, was closed down
last week, there being no more tailings
Ola ny value to be worked.
Howard Mulcahy arrived from Reno
Monday morning. He will go to Mays
vile for the purpose of %dismantling the
mill at that place for Richard Kirman OF
Reno. He will ship the engine and
boiler to the western part OF the State.
Services in the M. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.