The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-31

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We had enough and
1t is plain, II we have
More we'll go insane.
Tomorrow is "All Fools Day."
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday.
See "Notice Of Forfeiture in another
column.
George Baker was in Battle Mountain
Tuesday.
The shearers finished shearing Bailey's
goats SOM days ago.
The County Dads will meet in Austin
next Monday, April A.
Treadway park at Carson was sold
for $1,000 last Saturday.
To-day Is Holy Thursday, and to-
morrow is Good Friday.
Fent Faulkerson was in town from
Beowawe last Thursday night.
George Williams and wife have been
spending a few days in town.
Lee Crum returned Sunday morning
from a several weeks visit to California.
Matt and George Schmith were in
town this week from Hot Springs ranch.
At Overton, Lincoln county, apricots
as large as marbles are already on the
trees.
The Nevada University girls defeated
the San Jose State Normals Monday
evening by a score of II to 4.
The Wadsworth and Fallon baseball
teams played a game Sunday, the former
winning by a score Of n to 6.
The Garduerville Record and Courier
are to be consolidated under the former
title with Charles Soutbworth as man
ager.
The Tonopah Miners Union endorsed
Governor Sparks for u. s. Senator and
g. ID. Van Duzer for Congressman at a
recent meeting.
John Borland tells the Walker Lake
Bulletin of the finding OF n ten inch ore
vein in the Moss mine, at Kinkead, that
averages $1,000 per ton.
Miss Georgia Hagar arrived from San
Francisco Tuesday evening and will
spend some time visiting her many
friends in Battle Mountain.
Jimmie Britt won the decision last
Friday night 10 the Britt Corbett fight
at the end OF the goth round. 1t was an
interesting scrap from start to finish.
The grand ball and reception given by
John Saval, IN the Golconda hotel at
Golconda last Friday night, was a grand
success 10 every way, and a large crowd
was present.
Frank jenkins OF Reno will take
charge of the editorship Of the Win
nemucca Silver State Tomorrow, April
LIST. Frank w. Roach, the present edi-
tor having resigned.
Trains will be running between
Rhodes, Marsh and Coal wells station
on the Tonopah railroad April 10, says
the Bonanza. Track is being laid as
rapidly as it is delivered over the G. g.
C.
The word bonanza is characterized by
an English dictionary Of mining terms
az "A hole in the ground belonging 70
an American liar" Billy Booth is going
to bring suit for damages.-Hawthorne
Bulletin.
Sixty. one "jackies" from the Pacific
squadron passed east last Thursday
bound for Washington and Philadelphia.
They spent three years on the Pacific
and have been paid off and honorably
discharged.
Mrs. Nettie Mckenzie, school teacher
OF the Galena school, arrived from Win
nemucca Tuesday where the lady was
called some time ago On account Of i'll
ness in her family. She left for Galena
yesterday morning.
Miss Mildred Cation accompanied by
her brother Wilfred. left Sunday after
noon for Mill Creek where Miss Mildred
goes to resume her duties as teacher OF
the school at that place. Her brother
is on his way to Ravenswood.
Services in the M. Z. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching in the evening at 1870 p. m.
M. w. FRARY, Pastor.
X. F. Hoy OF Winnemacca is in town
on his way to Carlin to begin the cree.
ton OF the new M. e. Church at that
place. The building Of the church has
been delayed on account Of the lumber
not arriving from Truckee. We under
stand the lumber is on the road and will
arrive in Carlin in a day or two when
work on the church will begin,