The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-12-08

The school report will appear IN our
next issue.
Matt and George Schmith were in
town this week.
George Baker spent a couple of days
in town this week.
Walter Dobbs was in from his ranch
on Trout Creek Tuesday.
Mrs. A. R. Holcomb of Salt Lake, is
visiting in Battle Mountain.
Mrs. II. Pierce returned last Saturday
from an extended visit to Golconia.
William Schwiu and wife of Mill Creek
paid Battle Mountain a visit Monday.
A carload of very fine mules, sold by
Henry Crum, were shipped to Tonopah
last Friday.
More than 100000 names are on the
pension roll, the largest number since
the Civil War.
University Regent.elect II. s. Starrett
went down to Reno Tuesday, returning
this morning.
The Childress Bros. sold several head
of beef steers to John Sibbald OF Col
conda last week.
Mrs. J. Woolcock and son Stanley re-
turned on No. 6 last Friday evening
from a weeks visit to Winnemucca.
The vote cast in San Francisco this
year was 6 7,770, 2l,024 more than was
cast at the election three years ago.
W. J. woolcock came up from Winnie
mucca Tuesday evening whore he has
beer employed for the past three mouths.
Mrs. Rosa Snyder has been arrested
al Denver, Col. OF warrants charging
her with buying votes at the late cleo
tion.
Miss Mary Chance, a young lady who
is well known 10 Battle Mountain. was
married in San Francisco on the 4th OF
this month.
Agent W. T. Onyon's mother and sis
ter arrived from California several DAYS
ago on a visit to their sou and brother
and his family.
Martin Filippini OF Carico Lake was
ift5wh this week. Last Saturday he
delivered n band of cattle to the Jory
Bros. of Willow Creek.
1t is reported that e K Human. a
popular S. p. brakeman, and well known
here, was married ia San Francisco re-
ent ly.-Logelock Argus.
Cuddy & Stock have sold their lot on
Main street 10 Goldheld for $1,000.
They bought it six weeks ago Tor 5000.
-Tonopah Bononza.
Ed. Friberg left this morning for
Clipper District where he goes to do
some tim boring on the mine now being
worked by Chas. Campbell.
The trial OF Al. Linderman. alias viii.
liams. one Of the quartet charged with
the murder Of Jack WEIGH, will probab-
iy begin on the 14th of December.
County Commissioner ii. r. Lemaire
went to Austin last Saturday to attend
a meeting Of the Board which was held
Monday. He returned yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Updyke, wife OF Conductor
Lee Updke, who runs a freight tram on
this division, died Tuesday morning in a
hospital ia San Francisco .-Silver State.
George Abel was down from his ranch
this week. He will leave shortly for
Tonopah and Goldheld with horses and
burros which he will dispose OF in those
camps.
w. L. Pearce in the Silver
State that his ranch in Pleasant valley,
New, known as the Buschee ranch, to-
gether with cattle, horses and farming
machinery is for sale.
Charles Grayham came down from
Elko Sunday night for a few days.
Charlie is conducting a saloon and res
taurant in that town aud reports bust
ness as being very good.
Harry H. Clark Of Reno was in town
last Friday evening. He left Saturday
morning for Austin and from there he
will go to Cortez to look after his min
ing interests at hat place.
A smelter plant that will involve an
investment OF $250,000 and be big
enough to reduce 300 tons of ore a day
is about to be built at Sodaville, by a
company Of Goldfeld and Montana
capitalists.
Since the Southern Pacific Company
has cut Wadsworth off the maiL line OF
the road and the residents have been
abandoning the place, the Piute Indians
from Pyramid Reservation have taken
possession Of several vacant houses in
the town.
The st. Louis Exposition has gone in
to history. Generally speaking it has
been a great show, perhaps the greatest
ever held in the country, and now comes
thu settling up feature of such an enter