The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28

D. j. Bousield lost his valuable mare
at Dean last week, the mare falling over
the grade breaking her neck.
Being that we received no mail from
tho east this morning, no doubt being
carried through, our newsy Carlin letter
did not show up
James kearns who has held a position
as caller In Winnemucca for some months
past, passed through on his way to Aus.
tin Tuesday on a visit to his relatives.
One of the immense wagon trains uaed
In handling borax from Death Valley,
Cal including a train of twenty mules,
is to be exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
A dispatch to the Carson News dated
yesterday from Tonopah says that the
town is all excitement over the big strike
OF ore made in Golden Anchor. The
ore assays over 81, 200 per ton.
A. Cunningham OF Salt Lake was in
town last week. The gentleman WIS
here for the purpose of examining the
Iron Canyon property at Iron canyon,
which property he is the owner of.
G, 8. Moore OF Galena paid Winnie
m ucca a visit last week. In Golconda
he Gays that preparations are going
ahead for the starting up of the smelter,
which the people think will soon be in
operation.
John Paul accompanied by Mrs. vii
liam Licking and children expects to
leave here on or about the 10th of the
coming month for Indiana, Mrs. Lick
ing and children will spend some months
east visiting relatives.
The gambling games which have been
running In the Nevada saloon for some
moths past, has been closed. Fred
Parker has left for Wells and taken the
roulette wheel with him at which place
he will put it in operation.
Two new engines just from the Bald
win Locomotive works, passed west Sun
day morning consigned to the San Fran.
cisco d. North Pacific railroad. They
are a fine engine, of the latest pattern
and up to date 10 every particular.
The Searchlight says that ore ~assaying
S10,037 per ton has been struck in the
Golden Terra mine. The values are
mostly in gold, being less than $37 in
silver. This assay was made from a
picked sample Of ore taken FROM the
above mine at a depth Of only fifty.f five
feet.
We wish to extend to all our friends in
Battle Mountain and vicinity our heart
felt thanks for their many acts of kind.
ness and sympathy to US during u re
cent bereavement.
A. ID. LEMAIRF q FAMILY.
By an oversight this card OF thanks
should have appeared in our last issue,
An epidemic closely resembling small
pox is raging at Touopah aud Goldheld,
About one hundred cases have been re-
ported thus far, though there has been
no fatalities The people are not alarm
ed and do not seem to dread the mys-
FERROUS malady.
The portrait of Miss Ruby Random
appeared in Sundays S. +. Bulletin.
The young lady took part 10 an enter.
taiument given by the Willing Workers
OF the Bush street Synagogue ia San
Francisco this week. Miss Random
was born in Lander County and was a
resident of Lewis at n time.
A teamster employed on Starrett's
ranch met with an accident Monday
that will lay him up for some time. lie
was hitching up a horse when the ami
NAL struck at him with both front feet
knocking him down, breaking his collar
bone and also his right arm DIR. A. }.
Hood attended to the unfortunate mans
injuries.
In an interview in the Sacramento
Bee, II. H. Griffith OF Stockton, who de-
scribed himself as general untility man
Of the Western Pacific railroad company
denied the report that the Western Pa
cifc had sold out to the Southern Pa
cifc. Mr.. Griffith also stated that trains
over the Western Pacific would be run
ming TITO Sacramento and San Francisco
by 1906
Archbishop P. w. Riordan has ofici-
ally announced that picnics in the inter
est of Catholic churches and Catholic
organizations shall not be held on Me-
mortal Day and occasions OF similar i'm
portauce. He also prohibits the use OF
intoxicating liquors and dancing enter
taiomeuts given for the benefit of re-
ligious work. The last is in accord with
a provision of the Third Plena y Council
of Baltimore.
Fred Floyd Benson dropped dead at
the /. o. o. f., dance held in Winnemuc'
ca Tuesday night OF venacular disease
OF the heart. He had engaged his part
ner for the german and be hardly COM
menced to dance when he feel to the
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