The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-10

..,oon went home to Galena to vote.
r. Il Borland Of Blus Canyon left for
h;a home in San Francisco, Wednesday
night.
All Catholics are requested to attend
a business meeting at the church Sunday
afternoon.
W ]. Woolcock came up from Win
namucca Monday to cast his vote. He
returned to-day.
The Neyadan is debated this week
owing to the hardness OF election returns
throughout the county.
Mrs. Moore, mother OF u popular
townsman, James Moore. is here on a
visit to her son and his wife.
The 18th U. s. infantry on its way
from California TO Fort Smelling, Michig-
an. passed through town Tuesday.
Al. Hall has returned from a four
months' stay in Ogden and Tuesday re-
sumed work at the telegraph Office.
District Attorney. elect A. j. Macs
tretti and I. G. Malloy left by private
conveyance for Austin, Wednesday.
William Schwin aud wife, Sam Little,
.Jobn Noble, Richard and Henry Child
ress Of Mill Creek spent Tuesday in
town.
Four freak potatoes, weighing about
q pound each and from the kattenhorn
ranch are ON exhibition at the Yirt
aloon.
Mart McCormac spent election day
In town. Mart is located at Hazen, on
the line OF the Southern Pacific, where
be is employed.
County Commissioners Henry r. Lee
naire left for Austin, today. with the
ballots cast in Argenta precinct. He
was accompanied by A. K. Dron, county
clerk elect.
George Russell made u large shipment
oil cattle to San Frauclsco. Tuesday. X.
c.. blossom received four car loads of
cattle over the Nevada Central, Sunday.
to be fed on his ranch. fsfs
Paul McCuiloch Of Winnemucca de.
iftfsasa political eaddsess IA Lehairo's
hall, Friday night. The meeting wac
under the auspices of the Republican
central committees. Danciag followed
the speaking.
The initial number of The Review. a
four page. six column paper made it's
first appearance last week. 1t presents
q neat typographical dress and is bright
aud newsy. I. ID. Vanderhurst is the
publisher. Success TO you.
Saturday night was n record breaker
FOR accidents on the railroad. John
Martin, a citizen OF Elko was run over
and instantly killed. and a man whose
name has been given al Lopez was run
over 10 the Wells yard and died on the
way to the hospital. Martin Maschetti,
an Italian, en- route to Italy, became de
mented Saturday night and jumped of
No. 8 near Wells. He 10 seriously hurt
but 1t is thought will recover
Joseph Jory Of Willow Creek, while
breaking a young horse at the ranch last
Tuesday became entangled 10 the rope
and the horse dragged him around the
field before he could free b imself. For
q time it vas thought he was seriously
hurt aud We are glad to say that his in
juries are not Of a serious nature, only
receiving a evere shaking up besides
being bruised about the body. At last
accounts he was getting along as well as
could be expected.
Drs. @. j.. and Arthur Hood of Elko
assisted by DR.. Pope OF Battle Mountain
and DR.. Ely Of Elko, amputated George
Thomas right leg half way between the
knee aid thigh Monday forenoon
Thomas is the jockey who rode Billy the
Kid In his race with Geronimo the last
day OF the Elko races. When coming
down the home stretch. the horse ran into
the fence breaking the riders leg. Every.
thing possible has been done by the
physicians to ave the young mans leg
but the injury was of such a nature thai
amputation was necessary to save his
life. Thomas is about 81 or % years OF
age and is said to be a splendid youn 6
man.
No trace has been found OF the young
mar who relieved George Austin Of
nearly $500 last week Wednesday night,
a story was given out Friday that the
guilty one had been captured at Winnie
mucca, but it proved a false alarm. The
report gained Roadway by the receipt Of
a telegram from the police of that town
that they held a party for identification
oficer George Human went to Winnie
mucca and found that not only one, but
tnree men were In the coop, none OF
whom were the desired party. In fact
the three travellers we're 10 Battle Moun-
tain Thursday morning when Mr.. Aus
tin reported his loss and they remarked
then that inasmuch as they were going
west they weuld probably be held il
6een by the nolica-