The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09

Sam Little of Mill Creek is spending a
few days in town.
Miss Ethel Arndell left for her home
iu Austin Saturday.
The recent census gives Reno 2161
children OF school age.
Joseph Jurey, wife and children were
In town from Galena Tuesday.
Mrs. James Blossom went up to Silver
Creek by last Saturdays train.
IF. Dennis was in town from Winnie
mucca Tuesday on legal business.
James Robinson and wife Of Galena
spent a couple of days in town this
week.
Mrs. Samuel M. Clemens, wife Of
"Mark Twain" died at Florence, Italy,
Sunday.
Miss Ollie Wise arrived home from
the State University Saturday to spend
her vacation.
Henry Crum has fully recovered from
his recent illness and is able to be up
and arousd.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
ara Rathbone Sisters, convened 10 Reno
this morning.
T. M. Simpson, who is in charge OF
the mill at Kennedy, Is spending a few
days 10 town.
Andrew Lepetich arrived in town from
his ranch Tuesday on business. He re.
turned to-day.
o. J. Clifford, OF Austin. Grand Chan.
ceilcr Of the X Of p, went down to Reno
Sunday to attend the Grand Lodge.
Mrs. John Jones returned to Austin
Saturday morning after spending a
month visiting with her sister, Mrs. j.
r. Ganser.
James Lister and bride were passen.
gers on Tuesdays outgoing train for
their home at Silver Creek where they
will reside.
County Commissioner II. X. Lemaire
went to Anetin Saturday to attend the
meeting of the Board on Monday He
returned yesterday.
A great many cars are being broken
into by thieves between Garlic and Ogden
and the railroad detectives are trying to
run the Offenders down.
Mr.. G. E. Scrates and wife OF Los
Angeles will probably pass through Bat
tie Mountain to morrow in an auto
mobile bound for Portland, Maine.
Mrs. Oscar Graham and daughter,
Mrs. Scherzberg, Of Tuscarora. arrived
Monday aud spent a couple Of days
visiting friends in Battle Mountain.
The big shop plant OF the Southern
Pacific at Sparks will be finished at the
end Of the month and then all will be in
readiness for the change in divisions.
The body of +. W. Tinsman, who was
drowned in the Truckee is still undis-
covered and ~ somewhere between
Laughton's springs and Pyramid Lake.
Miss Clara McGonagle came up from
Winnemucca Sunday evening and re-
NAMED over until Monday evening when
she took her departure for her home at
Ogden.
Big preparations are being made at
Carson for the coming carnival. Sub
ecriptions are flowing in rapidly and the
Carson papers say the event will eclipse
former occasions
Mrs. Ii. r. Lemaire and little son, &C.
companied by Mrs. Lemaire's mother,
left for Silver Creek Saturday morning.
Mrs. Lemaire will remain at Silver
Creek for some time.
R. +. Hoy, the Winnemucca carpenter,
was in town Tuesday on his way to Car
lin where he goes to s%uperintend the
erection OF a two-story brick building for
A.. j. Isola Of that place.
William Meager was 10 town Sunday.
lie says that his mine is looking good
and that he intends to begin to extract
ore for shipment. George Curnoe went
up to Galena Sunday to work for Mr..
Meager.
On the 10th of this month a dozen
picked men will leave Nevada City, CAL,
TO take positions with one of the largest
mining companies on the Rand, South
Africa, where they will receive So per
day.
A cabinet OF mineral specimens from
Nevada, which consumed % years in
collection and represents an actual cost
OF $4,000. is exhibited by Nevada ID the
Mines and Matallurgy building at the
Worlds Fair.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:3O D. IN.
e%reaching in the evening at 1880 D. m,
M. w. FRARY, Pastor.
o. $50