The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-05-12

HIS Ahiha
on A visit to her daughter.
cbas, Campbell and wife were in town
from Campbell District this week.
Sir Henry M. Stanley, the African ex-
nloaer died in London Tuesday.
Mrs. John Jones and daughter Miss
Annie. arrived yesterday from Austin.
Tom Nelson was up from Stone House
and Tuesday night attended the Masonic
meeting.
George w. Abel accompanied by his
tber.i law, Mrs. Scott, drove in town
yesterday.
D.. ]. Farrell OF Portland, Oregon, has
been appointed route agent for Wells
Fargo in Nevada.
EIko won the baseball and basketball
games from Winnemucca which was
at Elko last Saturday.
Two brothers Of Bert Kendall, killed
at Goldfeld, have arrived there from
Utah to prosecute his slayer.
Mart McCormac went down to Fallon
Sunday where he bad a position await
ing him upon his arrival there.
r. c. Blossom sold this week four car
loads of unbroke horses to Eastern buy
ers which we're shipped last night.
All eastern mail for Ely now goes by
way of Eureka, arriving there from eight
to ten hours earlier than heretofore.
Ed. Wright, the veteran muster me.
chanic Of the Southern Pacific was plac-
ed on the retired list on the first OF the
mouth.
C. B. Ramsdell came up from Love-
lock Sunday on a short visit to his rela-
tives and many friends, He returned
Monday.
Miss Clara McIntire and step-sister,
Lizzie Starrett, left last Friday morning.
for the State OF Maine on an extended
visit to relatives.
The frs: issue Of the Goldfeld News,
published at Goldfeld, Esmeralda county
has appeared with James O'Brien as edi
tor and proprietor.
Note the change in the ad. headed
"Low rate to Exposition and return
The rate from Battle Mountain to ST.
Louis and return is $50 90.
Thomas Dunsdon of Silver Creek is
spending a few days in Battle Mountain,
being called here by the serious illness
of his daughter, Mrs. e. Cation.
Tim Kirby, who has been spending
some time in town taking 10 the sights,
returned to Campbell District yesterday
where he is engaged by Chas. Campbell
10 mining.
j. s. Smelser and wife returned to
Battle Mountain this morning to reside
coming from D%unsmuir, Cal, where they
have been for some time past. Glad to
welcome them back.
George Gingery and Miss Sophia
Rutherford were married at Winnie
mucca last week. The couple were
given a tin car serenade and a display of
fireworks was also made.
We wish to call the attention Of our
readers to the ad. Of L Dutertre which is
IN this issue. Mr.. Dutertre has seed DO.
tatoes for sale and those wishing first
class potatoes will do well to correspond
with him.
Died, 10 Granite, Mont, Mrs. Lane.
She was an old resident Of Austin. She
leaves a step-daughter, Mrs. Thos. Mer.
kle (nee Mamie Igo.) Mrs. Lane was
married again but a short time before
she died.
Chas. G. Pohle, a miner, died on the
stage about twenty miles out from To-
nopah last "Wednesday. He was afflicted
with miners consumption and was en-
route to San Francisco for medical at
tendance.
I. II. Borland was In town from Blue
Canyon Monday. He left Tuesday morn
Ing in company with j. M. Huffman,
President OF the Huffman Mining Il
Milling Company OF Pittsburg, Penn,
who goes to inspect the property.
Meat is a very scarce article in Battle
Mountain these days and will be so until
Geo. Abel starts up his shop. Meat ar
rives on most every train from the east
aud west for the hotels as we'll as for a
great many OF the families.
Sheriff Clark received a telephone
message Wednesday morning from Edge.
mont stating that the mining company's
store was broken into last night and a
bar OF bullion valued at $500 taken.
sheriff Clark left as o O as possible tor
the scene Of the robbery.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 .. m.
~treaching in the evening at 100 D. m
NJ. W. FRARy, Pastor.