The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-07-28

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Live News E. :.
LOCAL,
AID STATE AND
GENERAL


our town a visit this week.
Miss Lena Uren has moved her fruit
stapd into Freitas q Deago's store.
Misses Alma Dennis and Alice Zern
came up from Winnemucca Monday and
returned Tuesday.
sayI Try some of that vinegar which
Iemaire & Sons have just received.
You'll say it's all right.
Charley Grayham has opened up a sa-
Ioor at Valmy, a small station IN the s..
p. fourteen miles west OF Battle Noun
tain.
Charles Ramsdell anne upfrom Love
lock Sunday afternoon on a short visit
70 his mother and brother. He returned
Tuesday.
One of the features OF the parade at
Tonopah on railroad day was a twenty
eight mule team hauling $4,000 worth
OF Tonopah ore.
A cloudburst occurred at Bodie last
Friday afternoon and a number of bust
ness houses were damaged by the rush
ing water.
II ia said that the railroad company
wifi in the near future remoye the wood
en- water tank opposite the pump house
to be replaced by a large steel tank.
The trades allied with the butchers of
Chicago joined the strikers Monday in
what may be the greatest. and most ex
pensive strike in the history of the oun
try.
The Dayton Observer will be the name
81 the new paper to be started at that
place in a few days by Jas. Green and
George Smith, formerly Of the Genoa
Courier.
W. NJ. Gotwtldt has resigned his posi-
ton as city editor 81 tho Rcac Gazette
aud purchased the Hartman Herald
from Major Patton. aud viii assume
charge of the latter journal at once.
A miner employed in the Dean mine,
WAS caved on Sunday. DR.. Pope was
summoned to attend the injured mar
and upon examination found that his
injuries were not OF Il serious nature.
The pretty daughter Of a Cass county,
Missouri, farmer. offered four kisses to
the farm hand who would do the most
work in two days and before night three
men had been Frustrated by the heat.
Grand Master Leeper instituted Fall
lon Lodge No. 81. |. o. o. +. at Fallon
Churchill county last Wednesday right.
The lodge starts off with a good mem
bership and bright prospects for sue
cess.
What a relief it would be il we could
only bottle up a little Of the intense
heat we have been having for the past
few days and pull out the cork next
winter when the Thermometer registers
zero or better.
Services in the NJ. L. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:50 p. m.
Preaching in the evening at 7:30 p. m.
NJ. w. FRARy, Pastor.
A certain editor complains because in
a pound of butter he discovered three
bed bugs and a number OF red ants and
a few hairs. He evidently expected to
End an entire bedroom suite, including
a folding bed, a good sized farm, and no
doubt, two or three switches in a single
pound.
The Democratic and Silver Party pri-
maries at Carson Saturday developed
into a spirited fight between the friends
Of Belknap aud Bartine. The latter
won both delegations, consisting Of seven
delegates each. Attorney General
Sweeney heads the Democratic delega-
ton.
The people OF Reno by a vote Of 506
to % granted a franchise Saturday to a
company to build an electric street
railroad. DIR. Reid, one of the promot-
ers Of the road, told the Journal Satur-
day evening that work on the road
would begin this morning at a point half
way between Reno and Sparks.
This is the situation: Democratic,
Parker and Davis; Republican, Roosevelt
and Fairbanks; Prohibitionist, Swallow
and Carroll; Socialist, Debs and Han
ford; Socialist Labor Corregan and Cox;
Populist, Watson and Tribbles; Negro
Liberty, Scott and Payne. Surely all
tastes can be suited in the list. -Rochest-
er Herald.
Fish and Game Warden Morrill, of
Reno has taken to Winnemucca four
cans Of large mouth bass which came
from the hatchery of the California Fish
Commission. The fish will be placed in
the Humboldt river. These bass are ma.
tural enemies Of carp and will in a few
years take full possession Of the Hum
boldt river.