The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-23


Charles Campbell and wife were in
from Bullion Sunday.
In another column will be found the
program for the Fourth.
The National Republican Convention
met in Chicago Tuesday.
Manuel Caton ct.me down from Aus
Tin sunday and returned Tuesday.
The travel TO Goldield has become so
great that three stages are run from To-
nopah.
=. L. Fulton, land agent of the South
arm Pacific, spent Sunday in town on
business.
Walter Moore was a passenger for
Austin Tuesday where he will spend a
few days.
A. D. Lemaire took his departure for
the CITY Monday night to be absent for a
short time.
Miss Lizzie Norris departed for Day
ton Tuesday night On a visit to he.
brother and his wife.
Jas. Moore has taken W. 7. Onyon's
place at the depot as agent during Dir.
Onyon's visit East.
Miss Georgia Middleton returned from
Reno Sunday where the young lady has
been for several months.
Mrs. G. f. Pope and two little child
rem departed Sunday for the State of
Idaho. on a visit to her relatives.
Frank Triplett, editor OF the ReveiIle
and little son, were among those who
arrived from Austin Wednesday.
NJ. s. Wilson, the Elko attorney, wa.
In town yesterday on his way to Carson
City to attend to some legal business.
The EIko Independent runs an ad. Of
restaurant to rent in Battle Mountain
For particulars address z. o. box ~.
Mrs Robert Watt. after visiting rela
tiyes 10 Winnemurca for several weeks
returned to her home at Silver Creel
last Saturday morning.
Charles Vadner returned from n yisil
to Oakland, Cal, Monday evening OF
No. 0. His sister accompanied him here
to spend a few days.
Sheriff Murphy returned to Austin
Tuesday moreing from Reno having 10
charge Joe ID. .Arno, whom he arrested
on a charge OF grand larceny.
Miss Leona Allen, formerly primar,
teacher Of the Battle Mountain school
has been elected teacher OF the inter
mediate room OF the EIko school.
w. W. Christian and wife OF Austin
passed through Sunday on their way to
Reno where Mr.. Christian went to at
tend the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. .
G. s. Garcia has received an otdel
from a gentleman 10 st. Louis for S30l
saddle. This is the fruit of taking a flint
display to the exposition. -Elko Free
Press.
The wedding invitations have beer
printed announcing the coming wedding
OF Mr.. Edward Carl Friberg to Mis-
Ethel Middleton which will take plac
at Lewis.
Johnny Jory was in town from hi
ranch on Willow Creek Tuesday aftel
a new mower lie began cutting hi
alfalfa yesterday and expects to have 4
good yield.
T. H. Borland and NJ. j. Tfntton cam
in from Blue Canyon Monday morning,
Mr.. Borland being quite sick, but we
are pleased to note that he is greatly i'm
proved at this writing.
j. NJ. Huffman, president OF the Huff
man Mining and Milling Co, arrived
from San Francisco Tuesday aud leaveI
in the morning for Blue Canyon to in
spect the company's property.
The youngsters of Tonopah have beer
using the reservoir which supplies til,
inhabitants with drinking water as
swimming pond and the residents Of tn,
town have become quite wrathy.
The Utah delegates and alternates Il
the Democratic national convention hav'
received invitations to travel East on thu
Hearst special train. 1t will pass through
Battle Mountain about July End.
Haying began in this vicinity thi
week. The Blossom brothers and Chiari
brothers started Monday to cut thei
first crop Of alfalfa. The crop will b.
up to, and possibly a little above tn
average.
0. J. Clifford and little son we're ar
rivals from the county seat Wednesday
Mr.. Clifford went down to Spark
for the purpose OF completing arrange
ments for his building which he Intent
to erect at that place.
William T. Onyon, our popular agen
and his family, left yesterday for a tril
to the st. Louis Exposition. After TAX
ing. In the sights at the great Fair the
Will return to southern Utah where the
Will remain sometime visiting Mrs
OnyOn'e parenta. We wish them