The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-21

Charley Miller OF Philadelphia can
Won was here Tuesday.
Johnny Moss was in town last Friday
on his way to Deeth.
John Schmith returned to his ranch
at Hot Springs Tuesday.
Charles Vadner left for Salt Lake
City on Saturday last.
April 26th is the S5th anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in America.
DIR. Drake contemplates leaving Tus-
carora, says the imes-Review.
Mrs. E. E. Horton took her departure
on No. 3 Tuesday for San Francisco.
Virginia City miners have sent S114 to
Colorado for the benefit Of the striking
miners.
Clarence Lee is having ore hauled
from, his mine TO the depot for shipment
TO Reno.
The first election to be held here 10
1904 will be that for school trustees,
next month.
1t is said that the shearing Of the
Williams sheep at Argenta will be COM
pleted tomorrow.
The expenses Of Washoe courty are
about $4,000 more than those OF the
State OF Nevada.
Last Friday was Arbor Day and we
fail to find where there were any trees
planted ia town.
J.F. Dennis and George Summerfeld
of Winnemucca, paid Battle Mountain a
visit last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Middleton returned Mon
day evening from Reno where she has
been spending several weeks.
Oscar Hildebrandt, the piano tuner,
arrived from Elko last Saturday and is
spending a few days 10 town.
Mrs. Griffin and little son of Ledlie
spent a couple OF days in town last week
visiting her sister Mrs. Sheridan.
Rev. Father Sheehan of Austin held
services both morning and evening in
the Catholic Church last Sunday.
Prince Pc Lun and his secretary. Mr..
Ching, passed through on second Nc. 6
Tuesday evening on their way to WASH
iDgton.
Thirteen miners coming from Califor-
mia, went up to Dean Tuesday morning
at which place they have secured EN-.
Payment.
Miss Lizzie Morgan OF Golconda, is
here on a visit to her mother. The
young lady will not return before the
first Of May.
@. w. Kay has been promoted to the
position of trainmaster of the Salt Lake
division OF the s. p. to succeed the late
Il. f. Donelln.
W. A. Cheek Of Reno spent a couple
OF days in town last week on a short
visit TO his wife aud children. He re-
turned Monday.
Charles M. Schwab and a party of
capitalists of Pittsburg, are 10 Tonopah
inspecting a group OF claims in which
they are interested.
Will Uren, who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks with pneumonia,
rs convalescing and will soon be on the
road to rapid recovery.
Norris Bertrand, after spending sew
eral weeks in town, has returned to
Winnemucca and resumed his Job as
brakeman on the road
AL the wool that has been shoru here
this Spring, has been purchased by wool
buyers for their respective houses, load
ed on the cars and shipped.
Sheep shearing at Jenkins ranch
came to an end Monday, the shearers
coming to town that evening and leav-
sog that night for the east.
Bob and jim Blossom left Monday
with a number Of vaqueros for Sheep
Creek where they will spend several
days in gathering up their horses.
7. f. Donelin, chief train dispatcher
at Wadsworth, died in San Francisco
last Thursday afternoon Of pneumonia.
He was one Of the pioneers Of Nevada.
Frank Muncey came down on the N.
Q Tuesday evening and will return to-
morrow. He says that there is nothing
OF much Importance occurring up his
way.
William Eckman was brought down
from his mine Sunday. being a very sick
man. We were Informed this morning
that he is convsbescing and will soon be
up and around.
United States Marshall ]. f. Emmitt,
departed for Wisconsin, Saturday even
ing, having In custody G. d. German,
the man who confessed in Fallon to hav-
ing robbed a postofice.
Services in the M. K. Church next
Sunday as follows: