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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
.2ncuft.Gnint M1nnerflnr"

Salptquartier: 3fpider's SaIe,
Ode Cuba uno 9noreitroBe. Sing-
itltnoe: SonntagS 9trigent Geo.
W. 90blmam.
Ys(rbeiter- 2ieoertafel."
SonptQlortier: Gol5' Salle, Scr.
409 @eit 2eringtonitroBe. Sing.
itunoe: Wittnods - 9iriaent gbas.
$. 9odou.
uSbalio-N Gnuerdor."
SauptQitortier 8oigt's Sale, Scr.
1922 Suriorb.a penue. SingItunoe:
Mittpod5 Soiepb 8ade.
~oWo3art-M
Saltptqlartier: 9roooipap Sotel,
ode 9rooonup nno SrleansItraBe.
Singitrmoe: 9tenltags = 0irigent
". &, Sd)lGgel.
ngidenfran5."
Sonptollortier: 3orn's SaIle. gde
3. uno @oltgbltroBe, Sigblanotonn,
SingItrnoe: Otittlpofs - 9irigeut
Con-. 9ofner.
nWeIooie."
Souptqltartier: s. Gies' Sale,
Gfc 2omitraBe uno 9elair.W arft.
Stn0ltunoe: 9onnerltags Dirt
gent i. 8arollls.
,@ermania.G ltortett- Club"
SauptQuartier; Meienberg's &ale,
Nr. TIC Roro 8acoitraBe. Sing-
'ltunoe; GienitagS = 9irigent 5.
&arollS.
oWebger.@ eiangnerein."
Sntptqltortier; Soiimanu's Sale.
2olu4 mb Iorrelt StroBe. Sing,
ltllnoe: 0ienitags - 0irigent s. 6.
Sranf.
nGbelueiB."
SnlptQuortier: Iber's Salle, gde
bon Soit- ln1o GQit.A penue. Sing.
ltnoe: 0ienitogs - 9irigent 20.
u. Sdneioer.
Sllrn.Gereine:
rSltrn Seftion beS 2obor 2ps
euu1s." - 0ienltog unb 9ouner.
Itog. Sltrnitnoe Mbenbs s ltbr.
n8ermania-S urnperein."
Sbinlef'S n8obmen-Solle."
Surnuereiu y8ormGrts."
8ormartS Solle, Nr. 1924
@eIt-2eriugtonitroBe.
.2ocuitfFoint Suruperein."
@de Sull- uno 9eaIoultraBe.
0eutiber &riegerbuuo."
Sauptqltartier: anoreas' Sole,
Nr. '314 SonoperltroBe. - Ippel:
Seoen erlten Y'ogtos I'M USonot,
Mbenos 8 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Gci. Singer bon Baltimore.

Sanptqilartier: 8ermonia = M1r.
nerdor'Solle. HrGlibent: Seurp @ie.
iefing, 228 perl. Goitern . Mpennle /;
correlponoirenoer llno protofolliren.
Der SefretGr: i. @iQiom @iloeni,ls,
1928 SrleanSltr.; Sinan5iefretGr q.
Simmelbeber 3t5 Horo.G oenitraBe:
Sdasmeiiter: $. Midlid, 7t3 @ar,
nerltrobe; 3irigent 9. Welomct.
@criammlnng ieoen 5ipeitcn 3reitog
i'm Monut.
nN(rion."
Soltptqllartier: Stag Sale, Tr.
205 Sonoper.S trobe. Singltunoe:
Wittl~pobs- 9irigent: 8. s. Sronf.
.Sarmonie."
Solptqllortier: Ala @eIt Jopette.
StraBe. S%ingitunoe: 0ienItogs -
9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
.@ermmnia, Wdnnerhor."
'Souptaltartier: @ermonia.- M1n.
nerdor.SaIle, Nr. 4t0-412 @elt.
GomborbitraBe, S%ingitunoe: Don,
nerltags - 9irigent: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
n5ro6iinn."
6auptqllartier: Sroblinn : Solle,
Nr. 1000 Sreoerid . Apenue. Sina-
ihmoe: Mittpo6s - 0irigent Sobn
q. aleiil.
.Mrbeiter. MGnnerdor."
SauptQitortier: Nnoreas' SaQe,
Nr. 3t4 Sonoperitr. Singitunoe.
0onnerItags 9irigent Gbos. $.
9odau.
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@eerbigun0ch - Die irbi.
lden lleberreltc bon Srn. s. Ioonl
Wtiller, ipelder ont Montog in ieiner
lebten @obnung 81 9rooflpnL 9(llnc
Nrilnocl g County, aus Dem 2ebcll
idieo, wuroen gcItcrn Nobn1ittog
inter GltBerit 5oblreider 9etbcili
9ill1g bon 2eiOtrogcnoen pomSroler.
boliie ans ouf oem yGcoor Sill
Sriebboie" 5llr eluiaen Gitbe beltottet.
Gin erbebcnoer Srollergottesoienlt
iono int Sr~oltcrbouie ltott uno Die
G%erentonien olli Dem Sriebboic gin-
GET inter bcn guipi5ien Der y5rei-
mollrer" bon l%tatten. MlS 9abrtld)-
TRIGGER furgirtcn Mitglieoer Ser
nSreimaurer" mo Der dob Sci.
Ions"
- DDS 9cidenbegdneniB bon
Srali Gbriitino Gdert, Satin oe3
&rr. Gbriltion Gdcrt, bes Giaentbii,
mers bes nSoluorO Souie" 5u CHI
colt : Gitp, fo1b 0tittiuod Nodnmit.
tag inter 5oblreiher 9etbeiligllng
bon 2eiotroeenocn bonn Grauerboliie
aus ouf Dem st. Sobannes- Sricb.
bofe" 81 GQicott Gitp itatt. llngc.
mein soblrcife 9llmel1ipcnoen
ibmiidten Den Surg Der gnti1lofes
ilen, uno oiele Gciotra9cnbe soften
ibr ben letter Sribut. Eoltor 6. s.
Soc nnb Eoitor $. $. Brand biel-
fen I'M Saltie unO on @robe Srauers
reben. Mls @ohrtnd)tr1gcr fungirs
ten WitgIieoer Der o6reimaurer.2o9c
9tr. 20 bon Gllitott-Gitp," Ole SS.
s. Wercier, 8. $. Wereier, Or. q.
Spfes, Sobn 9. Roogers,l George
Sdiainger, Soicpb 2eider, Sofob
@erner iino 60. ". 3obep. Gbren,
babrtu6trdaer mnren: $3.50. @illionl
goitaber,4 @nt. Berger, Fl snbrelu
aroit, Sobn $, Cluings 1i,ib' Sronf
Bartlett. ~ ~ '1}'"
gerurfbcilt. - Sobm %ssones.
Der am Mittipod) Oes Morbes i'm
sipeitcn Craze, al Dem Meger Sobn
9rafe beaongcn, iiberiiihrt milroe
lit geitern 81 II Sobren 3ndtban5
b%erurtbeilt mor0c1.
Irau Goa &ones, Die ibr roe.
niae Gage altea Grfelfino Der grim.
miaen SnnuortuItc oltsiebte, 10 oa',
ojeies nod orr lcIben 9ase I'M st.
Ssoiepbs . SoipitaI" itarb, nnb bie
cbenfons ont Miittmob res .Eob..
idlaes lduloid brilunoen ipurbe. i'll
auf bierMonotc na@ Dem @eiansnih
geianot iporoen.
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Ibfabrtstage bon 9ampfcru ION
Wciu.yurf.

nSSrene" nod Neopel-2. gpril.
st. 2ollis" na6 Soutbamptor-2.
Mpril.
"Sinlonb" uah Intiperpcn-2 gpril.
oYenniploonia" nad) Samburg-2.
Npril.
yGtrurio" nob 2iperpool-2. Ipril.
oWtinnetonfo"nob 2onoon-2.G pril.
oGolimbio" nod @lasgoD-2april.
.Eolotin" nod Neupel4-4. gpril.
.Gitto 81 Nopoli" nab Heapel - 5.
Npril.
oYotSoan"n nod Mptterbom--5 .Ipril.r
Oceanic" nod 2iperpool-6. Gpril.
uGentidlrnb" nod 'tSomburg z.
Mpril. 'sa '
nSolroine" nod) Sopre-7. april.
~Grinceb aliee" nod 9rennen - Z.
Mpril. ~.'." E.s
ngqllitaine" nod Sopre-9. Ipril.
ugatricio" nod) Sdlnburo-9. Ipril.
uSaoeriono" nodl SontDampton-9.
slpril. W. 'tf..
nWorquette" nod 2enbon-9, Ipril.
n2uconio" nad) 2iperpooI-9. Ipril.
.aonig gilbert" rla6 NeapeI nuo @e.
mla-9. Npril. e"f
naoiier Milbelm ser 3weite" nod
0remet,-t2. Mpril.
.G%otterbom" nod Hotteroam - IL.
Ipril. 'a'
Stella" nod Neapel-t2. gpril.
.Momo" mad Hcopel-t2. Mpril.
nHrin5eiiin &iftoria 2oriie" nad
Nedpel-t2. Mpril.
nllnitco States" nad Gopenbagen-
13. Mpril.
o5eutonic"nod 2iperpool-t3. Mpril.
lorraine" nod Sopre-t4. Mpril.
DFrir3 Ssfar" nod Neapel = Ia.
Mpril. w.
~gtilntibion" nod Glasgow IA.
Ipril.
Settle" na6 2iperpoo(-t5. gpril.
0Surneiiia" nod Glasgow = t6.
Ipril. .
n9elgrapia" nad Somb1rg - t6,
MpriI.
st. 8onl" ndd Soutbampton-t6.
Ipril.
.aroonlanb" nod sntiperpen - t6.
Npril,
~W%inneboba" mad 2onoon = 16.
gpril.
pltmbrio" noh 2iperpool-t6. aprif.
nHpnbon" no6 Hotteroam - 10.
glpril.
Celtic" nod 2iperpooE-20. Mpril.
algnita @iftoria" nod Samburg-
81. Ipril.
Bremen" nod 9%remen-2t. ApriI.
ngreta9ne" nodJ Sapre-21. Nprii.
vSobenSoaern" nod Neapel uno @e.
nlla-23. Mpril.
~Ebilaocipbio" nad Southampton
-23. gpril.
.3eelono" uad 2ioerpooI-23. Gprir.
"Gomponia" noh 2iperpool - %.
gpril.
vFretorIa" nod Something's .April.
minneapolis" nab 2oubon - %.
gprii.
nSslono" nod Gopenbnaen 90.
Mpril.
"aoiier @ilbelm ser 8roBe" naf
Vremen-26. Mpril.
uNooroam" nad Hotteroam = 26.
Ipril.
~Soroegna" nod HeapeI-26. 9priI.
~Wtaleltie" nod 2iperpool-27 .April.
~SeIlia Slap" nod Copenhagen
81. Npril.
Wilder" nad) Somburg-2S. April.
. Sanoie"" mad, SapyeTT2S. gpril.
"Hbein" nod 9re,nen-2S. April.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
InfrcsenSe Saso,

llnireimiQiger rSteepledole" 5peicr
Yoli5iiten in Siioluclt . Salti-
more.
NoA elmer G1lBerlt ouIrc1enoen
So9b gelong eS geitern Den Eoli5iiten
Worgon unb Sall9b bonn meltliden
0iltritt, zines notoril6en ldluorSerl
SouqenidtleS, iueld)er Der Yoli5ei
inter Dem Noncn @g9ie @rnlun be-
fonnt lit, bobboit 81 luerber. Yoli'
5eiridter 2ooen iiberlpieS Den @ur'
ibe1 ouf ole Anidltloiallng bin bent
@eridtSpcriobrcn, Srn. SbomoS
Morcin, einem @irtbe bon Nr. 405,
Siib.Eocoitrobe, Die 2ooentoiie &c.
pliinbcft 5u boben. @ie ollS. SEM
3ellgenpcrbor erbelte, mlroe 0rolpll
babel crluildt, ais CT !Srr. Wnrcin'3
&oiic pliinoerte. Sn ser Ger5meii.
hing lpron9 Der Negcr blrrd) bos &C.
idloiicne Seniter mo fam olf boS
orci oltc Sobterd)en oes Srn. War-
cin ST. follen. Sr. Worcin olormirte
Ioiort Die Eoli5ei unb Damn begonn
Die miloe Sogo; 6 Strobengcpierte
melt ronlltep Die Eoli5iltcn bintcr
oem Neger her. Damn pcrihlpono
bieicr ploblid in Der @obming bcs
Srn. Ebilipp &ogler, Nr. 435, Sc.
tiers traBe, tletterte boielblt oui
bas Cad iprong bon BORT in bcn
Sofroum binunter, obne ii6 5l Der.
leben, llno crIt nod) einer ipeitcren
olfregenben Sago bon mebrcren
@epiertcn muroe er e%ingeianaen.
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gns gereinsfreiien.
gorbereitiinsen fir Die 6riibiabrs.
Gon5erte. = @pmnoitiiAer Yp-
ron1iben.9ltb.

Gon5erte. @pmnoiuiber 9p.
romioen+Gl 1lb.
Ser y@erinania . NGucrhor"iibte
qelterr Mbenb ilelbig Gb0rc fiir iein
om 9ienltag, ben 5. Npril, itottiin-
oenoeS CONCERT. @em ujdt ollie
an5eidel1 triieen, periprINt OoSGon.
3ert ein GreigniB leltenM &un0es al
merben,. oenn Grof. Sbco. 0en,ber-
ger eeoenft mt ieinen @tGmncrdor,
Term Stoot SIT MAIDEN, mic aus Dem
nohfoleenoen Irogronm erlidtlid
lit: rGs bot nidt ioucn ieir," g.
Tcitler, &r.. Ibolf :. 9%ernbarot
nGboritp"1 (4uett) BON s., 6orre.
SrIs. @mma Mbreft upO aotieSei.
ncmolln. agellolor," @oloDc ponS.
Seine, Sr. Iuauit SerUAarot. Or
DIETER. @olfspeile rWtp Do Gen-
tlrfp Some" Wanner6Or q copeQa.
Sol Sere nib 2ope!!" oYpoe IN Ser
Cues Sits Glaping!" olt5 ,glcis unb
@oIateo" BON Is. s. @0noel, Sr. ct.
Stciunliiaer. Ser bcrlorclcS elm"
bon I. SuQipoll, Sri. Monnoh@recn,
mooo. .gpe Wtorio," BON Gb. sc.
gSioor, Sral 6. s. Stable. st is
Still Nigbt;~ 9uett aus yHon1eo unb
Sllia" BON @ounob, SRI. Sannot
GREENWOOD nno Sr. Charles 3im-
mermonn. Srheiter, Golt&peiic
.SoioenrosleiiL" Womnerbor q ca.
pello. .Goiier 9arboroiia," 9ollaoc
BON 9hldert unb 9orncmonn, Sr. $.
8. @6bmont. I%Q0emeineS 2ien
oGeutibIono, 9eutlhlon0, iiber @l-
les, ilber MQes in Scr @clt."
Irbeiter 90 Gnnerhor."
Ger .grbeiter . M1mncrfnr" ilbte
geitern glbeno unter Der @eitllno bon
Erof. 9obou fleibig Gb6re fir iein
SbluB : CONCERT. 0oa Broqramm
lit oieles Sabr ltngemciu reibboltig
mnb eenuBrei6e Stunoen ltebcn al.
len @Glten IN Iusiidt, Hn Der Sc
lhGitsiltunA i'll peldcr @r. Scrm.
9ittorf Den Goriib fiibrtc uno Sr. &.
Snltl ais Erotofolltiibrcr %,Ilnoirte,
luuroen 5luei paliipe WtitQlicoer ari.
Qenonlmen. Gin NulOlhreibcn Der
Ser. Sanger uno cine GiuIoom0 bc3
.@ermonio . Suortett r Clubs" To-
men 5llr Innobme.
SO d) III &crein."
Der n@irtbeld)llB = &erein" belt
aeltern Mbeno in Cards SaQe Mr..
AIS, @elt = 2cringtnnitroBc, feline rc.
9elmoBige &erlorumlu1Q inter oen;
Soriib beS FrGli6entcn s.. G.Wodic
nb. Sr. Geo. s. @olter iulgirtc olS.
Observation-Disclosures SCda ncllc Wiit,
olieoer muroen oufgenommen. Gin
Gomite Der n936antlpGrtcr Union"
iprot) Dor, nm a%eipille Nn0cleoenbei'
ten, Die in pen Sltereiien Der beiben
Sr9aniiotioncn liegcn, 81 . beiprc.
den, uno Gin @olntte 0cS .,@irtbc-
| ihut : Sercins" nllrbc cruonnt, INN
iid nit erit1cnonhtem Gonlite 81
peritGnbigeful I'd Hnntal
SIM neucn go uortier.
Der .@pmnolttide Ypronliocn,
.LGlnb" trilft 5ltr 3eit NIT offer Gner
aic Gorber1ititngclp fir Die Ginnei
bllno ieilles nellen Geriommlunaslo
talS in Srit. Ibolf gSienert's Com
mereiol : Sotel," melde om0onller.
ltog itottiinoen ioIt. 9os gomitt
hiclt aeItern glben0 cine Sibung ob.
III ipeld)cr Die arrangements fir hie
4onsmeibc 0ctroIfcn nuroen. St.
Scnrp Silt filhrte ocn Goriib nuto Sr.
&. al!nmne! fntoirte ols Erotofoll,
iiibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
0rteffaiten.

Baltor 9 merIatte. -
Sic boben inns bisber nod Ni6ts 5lt-
geianot ge9abt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

** Ger .@ermonio . Gergnii,
gungs .&erein" ca. 3. & ". 81 Der.
anltoltet feline b~iesi1brige Oiterieier
ont Sonntag, Den 8. gpril. inn .1nr'
lep.Barf". Gin Guberit idbiges 60
mite lit init Ben @orbereitllngen fir
oas 0eit betraut poroen, mo ben lie
ben aleineu iolpobl, ais ben Grluad)-
ienen iteben oober genub reide Stun.
ben in ausii6t. Gas Set 6egiunt
INN 2 ltbr Hahmitta9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

Sam gut meg. - Der 5ebn
Sabre olte Otto Holenbol,cr, in Hr.
1902, Noro Clinton , StroBe, mob1.
boft, wllrbe geitern Worgen an Der
9ioole. uno @oibington : StroBc
bon Dem S%traBenbobn : @oggorl
Nr. 2211 Der Gnnton-2inie ~actroffcn.
~itiir5te ieood in ben Shnbopporot
ltno fam nit leidten G%erlebungell
on ser red)ten Seite bes &opfes bas
Don.
Sbenre q q 6 G. - Sn Ser flo
liden Eoli5eiitotion ipurbe eeltern
Sillills Sobion bon Nr. 234, DIT
Gonooa.S trobe, INN $40 unb Soften
b%eItroit, neiI err ongcblif Srolt
Worp Sobion, ipelde in Nr. 1919.
Scnrp.S troBe, iuobnt mo ieinen
llnmiQen erregte. nit StroBenfotD
beluorfen boben ioa.
Gos G%beWebe. - SSobn g..
0omnlono oerlall1t bonn &reis . @c.
rift cine Sdeibilne poN Tlcrenc
Oal1lllloi'o, otc I'm alldebltd) Der
;icB. 0os Boor beirotbcte an %.
september 1890.
- Inter alci6er Ncoriinbilna lte0.
tc in oenlclben @eri6t Goro y
@recllsfelocr gntrog auf Sbelbulg
Don CHARLES u. @reensfeloer, nut
oem lie lid ant 81. Nopemlber 1899
perbcirotbete.
6rcoerid Sadlcin ipiG bilrd) oas
areis9erid)t 9tr. 2 BON 2ouile &. Mt.
Sadlein geid)ieoen iein, BON Der CT lid,
am II. Mor5 trennte. Gr beituloiot
tie Der ongebliden llntrc,Ie urlo
nennt @m. W. elliott ais Mitper.
tlogten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

0rcibnnbert collars
o%fferirt Elm 0rooflpner gr5t fir
orei Guoorot5oI %geiunoer menid).
lid)er Saut, INN bieie ouf Die ihleht-
beilenoe @llnoe einer Eotientin 81
ilbertragen. Nn0ebote miro Der 9of.
tor 9enllg befommen, menngleid er
Die Heitriftion modt ,boB es peib.
lide uno briinette Sout lein nill,.
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Sn Bremen bat lid ser
geamte Erut bon Scr 9renlcr Sc
bensperli6ernngS : 9onf im Mltgen.
bid, no CT perboftet meroen loltc,
eriboiien. Yrut bate 10000 Morf
lnteri6lngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

@orum &onia 2eopoIo
gerooe ben &ereilligteu Stooten Dol.
len gufiblllb iiber Die Gage ser
0in9e I'M Gongoltoot geben mil2
glm Congo mirfer bod nidt bios
omerifoniide WtiilionGre llno Scr
GongoItoot fGut olld) nidt in sic rSlt,
terelenlpb1re Der Wonroc 9oftrin.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Lewis Arrested.

Walter Lewis, wanted at Tuscarora
and at Lovelock, vas arrested at w. Z.
Johnson's on North Fork Friday morn
ing at the request Of Constable Mccoy.
Mr.. Johnson notified Constable Mccoy
of the arrest and he at one notified
Constable Douglass of Tuscarora who
wanted Lewis on two charges, petty
larcency and making a gun play. Doug
lass went to Johnson's Friday and Lewis
was turned over to him by Mr.. johnson.
While Mr.. johnson was taking care OF
Douglass team, Lewis asked permission
to go into another room for something.
Douglas let him go and has not seen him
since. He is wanted at Lovelock for
stealing a diamond ring valued at s75.
After the Tuscarora officers got through
with him he was to be turned over to
Constable Wolf of Lovelock. The last
seer of Lewis was at Wielands' ranch
where he was headed in the direction OF
Mountain City. Douglas and johnson
are after him.-Elko Independent.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Successor To M'Govern.

Supt w. r. Scott of the Salt Lake
division arrived yesterday morning in
bis private ear Buena Ventura, attach
ed to No. >, and spent a few hours. here
returning east on No. 6.
Mr.. Scott was accompanied by Mr.. j.
f. Shaughnessy, formerly ~trainmaster at
Fort Worth, Texas, who has been chosen
10 fill the position of assistant sup
~erintendent Of the Salt Lake division,
left vacant by the departure of w. A.
McGovern, who was recently transferred
to Los Angeles.
MIR. Shaughnessy has IN enviable rep.
utation as a railroad man. He will
make his headquarters at this point
Wadsworth Dispatch.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Organized a Republican Club.

Last Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock a
number~of Republicans Of Battle Noun
tain met at W. G. Hancock's residence
an organized a club for the coming cam
paigu by e%lecting W. T. Onyon chair.
man, and II. S. Starrett secretary.
The organization met on Monday
evening and after discussing the matter
it was decided not TO hold any primaries
but suggested the names Of three mem
bers OF the Republican club to the
County Central Committee from Battle
Mountain as delegates to the State
Convention to be held in Virginia City
on April 18th, for the purpose of electing
six delegates and six alternates to repre-
sent the Republican party Of Nevada at
the National Republican Convention to
be held in Chicago on the Dist of June
to nominate candidates for President
and Vice President.
The club unanimously favor the nom
nation and reelection of Theodore
Roosevelt to the office of President OF
the United States.
That the club favor the nomination OF
Hon George S. Nixon as an available,
competent man to the Office OF United
States Senator.
The club will meet again next Mon
day evening, March 2sth, at s o'clock.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
GoIconda Notes.
GotcoNpA. March %, 1870.

GolcoNDA, March %, 1904.
Thomas Cotter and W. Donald, wool
buyers, have been in Golconda for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Barry came in from
Paradise yesterday, left on No. 3 for
Winnemucca, and returned this after
noon
Mrs. Nettie Gerdes left last Friday fol
a visit to her mother, who resides at Por;
Huron, Michigan.
Bert Stewart of Willow Point, is reg.
istered at the hotel.
Mrs. Chapman of Montana, is regis
tered at the Golconda Hotel.
The snowstorm OF last Sunday, pre-.
vented the sheep shearers from working
for a couple OF days this week.
Walter Moore, OF Battle Mountain
paid us a visit Sunday.
Miss Lola Mellander and her brother
Frank are visiting their aunt Mrs. b
Dutertre.
r. Barker and @. Malm are down from
the Adelaide to-day.
james Boyle came in from Clover Val
ley this morning.
DIR. Giroux paid Golconda a profess
sional visit last Saturday.
Born-In Golconda, March ID, 1901
to the wife OF E. j. Ruddell, a son.
Born-At the Winnemucca Sanitar
ium, March 10, 1904, to the wife of j. M
Thompson, of Golconda, a son.
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The following table gives the arrival and
departure of passenger trains at Battle
Mountain.
wEsrBoUND
ARRIVES DEPARTS
No. AGO, p. m !. t:21 p. m.
No. II 10. a. m. ii I'll, a. IN.
EASTB0UND
No. 5;15. a. m. 5;16. a. m.
No. 6 440, p. m. AL. y. m.
Local freight leaves Carlin at 7 a. m.
Local freight leaves Winnemucca at 7 a. m.
daily arrives at Battle Mountain about 8 a. m.
The Nevada Central Railroad leaves Battle
Mountain Tuesdays and Fridays at $50 A. NJ
returning the same day at 100 p. NJ.
w. T. ONYON. Agent.
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Visitors from Salt Lake.

Messrs. Higgins and Richardson Of
Salt Lake city. paid Battle Mountain
a visit last week. The former gentleman
represents the Salt Lake Mining Review,
and came here for the purpose of giving
this district a write-up, AID the latter
gentleman is Vice President and Treas.
urer of the Boston 4 Maine Gold a. Cop
per Mining Company which are operat-
ing at the mouth of Philadelphia can
yon and of which William Eckman is
President and Manager.
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Mrs. Joseph Jory vas in town from
Willow Creek Friday.
Mrs. B~rotherton died at Belmont, Ny.
county, March ID. She was a native o.
Eureka county.
Governor Sparks has issued a procla.
nation designating Friday, April ID
1904, as Arbor Day.
Judge Breen passed through on his
way to Eureka Tuesday evening coming
from Austin where he has been holding
court.
Commissioner Yerington has received
a telegram from ST. Louis setting apart
Tuesday, September Goth, as Nevada
State day at the st. Louis exposition.
Miss Mignon Palmer, a daughter Of
Emma Nevada, the opera singer, has en-
tered the operate field and it is quite
likely that mother and daughter will
present the rare spectacle Of appearing
on the stage together.
Reno was a wide open town Monday
evening, the occasion being "ladies
night, at the Palace saloon. About one
hundred of Reno's society ladies were
there and played all the games, sampled
the liquors and had a good time
Mrs. j. s. Smelser left Tuesday night
on No. 5 for Dunsmuir, California, to
join her husband, and at which place
they expect to make their future home.
Their many friends in Battle Mountain
wishes them much happiness and pros
perity in their new home.
No. 6 was several hours late last night
and the trains from the west were all
late this morning. The cause OF the de-
lay was a snowslide near Cisco, and a
freight train with both the engineer and
fireman buried under tons of the fleecy
flakes, but the engineer and fireman
were rescued uninjured.
Miss Daisy Dunsdon and Wilfred
Cation of Silver Creek, drove in town
yesterday afternoon on a visit to rela.
tives. The young man is a son of Mrs
<. Cation and he will spend some days
visiting his mother who has been quite
sick for some time past. Miss Dunsdor
is a sister of Mrs. Cation, and she will.
remain for some time to be with and
care for her sister.
l.. II. Terry, who has been Genera
Manager of the Dean ranch, cattle anc
horses for many years past, will also be
General Manager OF the Spencer prop
erty, in Grass valley, which was recent,
purchased by the McGee Bros, of Sar
Francisco. Mr.. Terry informs US thai
w. A. Brown, of Lamoile valley, will be
foreman on the Spencer rauch and tina
Dan Mcdonald will have charge OF al
the cattle and horses belonging to the
two ranches.-Reveille.
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carlin News.
CARLIN, March q, 1904

OaRLANj "a ~p ADCA
H. B. Ross, the Southern Pacific Com
pany's blacksmith, is having severe
trouble with his eyes. He is and has
been IN San Francisco for several weeks
under the doctors care and is not inn
proving any at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Pearce's baby ia
quite sick again. They are talking OF
taking him to Ogden to consult a ply
stefan in regard to the little fellows
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin are selling Out
their furniture with the intention OF
leaving Carlin and making their home
elsewhere.
Mr.. Downy, the popular engineer,
from Wells, will bring his family to this
place to live 10 the near future. They
may be sure that the people of Carlin
will welcome them.
Rev. Frary is a great rustlar If the
weather will not permit of his working
on the church and he finds other en-
ployment. To day we notice him amid
the rain and snow busily engaged in
hauling the lumber for Mrs. Hough's
new fence.
Mrs. John Lane of Elko has been down
visiting her daughter Mrs. S. A. High
field for a few days and listening with
pleasure to her young grandson trying tc
say grandma.
Mrs. Clyde Welshon returned to hel
home aud happiness in Reno last Satur'
day
Mrs. Fender and children have gone
for a few weeks visit to Ogden and Sal
Lake.
Last Friday evening the Young folks
had quite a social hop in Souter's hall.
J.. A. Isola is able to be ur and arounc
again, his wounds did not prove to b.
very deep.
Mrs. Barrett poured the tea for be-
lady friends of the I club at her hous'
last Saturday afternoon.
C%ARLINITE.
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Found Guilty.

Peter Neidermeyer, one OF the trio OF
car barn murderers, has been found
guilty Of murder, ard the jury which
tried affixed the death penalty. Neider-
meyer, it will be remem bered, formerly
lived In Tonopah, where he was known
as W.T.. Lansing, and in a confession
made TO Chicago detectives he stated
he was one of the brace who held up the
Butler saloon in Tonopah in January OF
1903. He admitted also that he was the
one who fred the shot which nearly
ended the life Of George Cole, n of the
observation-disclosures
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Odd Fellows Excursion.

An Odd Fellows excursion will be or
ganized among the Nevada members to
visit San Francisco at the time of the
session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
in September. The fare will be $40,
and all Odd Fellows and their families
can go on the excursion. The excur-
s~ionists will go down together, but may
return on any regular train within dates.