The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-11-17

GoIdfeld, Nevada.
Miss Lettie Childress is spending a
few days in town.
william Jurey and wife were down
from Galena Tuesday.
It is about time to be looking up your
Thanksgiving turkey.
w. d. Jones was an arrival from the
county seat Yesterday.
Miss Sonlmers of Virginia City, is
teaching the Galena school.
Hon. e. r. Dodge OF Reno will Ls a
candidate for Speaker Of the Assembly.
A large number OF people in town nre
suffering from sore threats or severe
c.,lds.
I. &. Smelser disposed of his butcher
shop to the Mcintyre Starrett Company
yesterday.
The voters can now rest In peace; can
didates will poster them no more-until
the next election.
Martin Filippini, after spendi ng a few
days 10 town, left yesterday morning for
his ranch at Carico Lake.
Clay Irland and j. s. Raiue, two Of
Elko county's best known citizens, have
ID ,sed to the great beyond.
C. H. Hume, who has been running
the NEyADAN for the past two weeks,
took his departure for Ogden Sunday.
J.R Wilson OF Austin, went up to
Elko last night to see his jockey, George
Thomas, who had his leg amputated last
week.
Mrs Joseph Jory Of Willow Creek, who
has been visiting relatives at Butte City.
Montana, for several weeks past returned
home on No 5 Tuesday night.
w. II. Williams. well known 10 Ba tie
Mountain. being formerly a resident OF
Lewis, pssse1 through last Friday from
X. ding. Cal, on his way t. Iowa to visit
relatives.
@ ,yernor John Sparks has issned his
Thanksgiving pfo:.ami,ion, naming
Thursday. Nov. 2i;ll, 1905, as Thanks
giving Day,
Miss LuGs Weaver has b-es appointed
b. Postm 8 ar Starrett as his assistant,
the yoi Nc lndy entering uron Der du
lies last Monday.
This Con n.ssioaers OF Linder county
began 10 iuake the OH cial canvass Of the
y5tes csst at the recent election at Aus
tin Yesterday.
The Republican Club OF Battle Noun
tain will give u free dance in Lemaire's
Hall on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 9th.
Everybody invited.
The town has settl ed down to its nor
NAL condition, and cigars and drinks
are not flying around as thick as
they were a week ago.
Ernest Lamerton, of Virginia City, a
cousin oil the writer. has been spending
a few days in Battle Mountain visiting
Mrs j. Woolcock and family.
Albert Pate has resigned his position
as stage driver of the Dean aud Galena
routes aud we understand he will soon
leave for Tonopah and Golddeld to try
his luck.
The Garduerville Record Courier, one
OF the best weekly papers 10 the state,
has changed hands, Soutbworth brothers
having sold out TO William Ezell, who
has taken charge of the paper
Jas. Coyle, well known In Battle
Mountain, died in Austin last Monday
morning from brain fever. He was a
native Of New Jersey and aged SO years.
He leaves a mother living 10 FL Paso,
Texas.
j. A. Miller, Jr., OF Austin passed
through Sunday on his way to the city
to arrange for his wedding with a Cali
fornia belle. which will be solemnized
on the 7th day of December next.
The Sparks Headlight will hereafter
De run by Bert Crawford vice w. M.
Gotwaldt, retired. Mr.. Gotwaldt left
Sparks Saturday morning for Salt Lake.
He Is undecided as yet just where be
will locate.
Joseph Jory came in town Tuesday to
meet his wife who returned Monday
night from a visit to Butte, Montana.
Joe has about e;overed from the in
luries he reserved by being dragged by
a horse at the Willow Greek ranch
about two weeks ago, although his right
Knee still bothers him some. He had a
narrow escape from death.
Nevada's building at the Worlds Fair
will probably be sold for the paltry sum
at u. AS the exposition is drawing to a
close it will soon be necessary to RAE
tho buildings to the ground. As re-
suit, spectators are bidding for the diff
ferent state buildings. Nevada's build