The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-14
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sick for the past few days.
A new railroad is to be built from
Placerville, Cal, to Lake Tahoe.
The Census Bureau credits Butte City
with a population of 38,127 in 1903.
A 900 was born to the wife of Henry
Cutting 10 San Francisco last Thursday.
Mrs. William Schwin and Miss Mildred
eaton were visitors to town last Satur-
day and Sunday.
A number of wool buyers have been in
town for several days interviewing our
sheep men for the purchase Of their wool
CLIPS.
Mrs. N. j. Pearce and two children OF
Wiunemucca went up to Austin Tuesday
morning ON a several weeks visit to rel
atives.
Orders have been issued for all orange
trains to go over the Wadsworth- East
Repo cutoff, commencing laet Tuesday
morning.
Senator Newiands is bow a grandfather
a son having been born to his daughter,
Mrs. Charles johnson, at Boston Mass
achusetts.
William S~turtevant, a we'll known old
time conductor 90 the Ce ntral and
Pacific railroads, died at Hot Springs.
Ark, on the I'd inst.
Frank Golden has Eeen held to an
swer to a charge OF assault with latent to
kill before the Washoe county grand
Jury, and is under $3.50 bonds-Report.
House cleaniag time is here and the
heads Of families are prepared to accept
LIMITATIONS TO fishing clubs or Zen for
change Of scene would seek the shades
below.
The ]. r. Bradley Company has order
ed a IL horse power delivery wagon OF
the Oldsmobile make for their store iu
Reno. This will be the first automobile
delivery wagon in use in the State.
The residence OF William Deicke at
Wtls, III WutCu Two " utb Cbiiuicu W'tc
dying i'll with scarlet fever, caught fire
last Sunday and was burned to the
ground. The children we're carried to a
neie b boris house.
Property owners should begin cleaning
up their premises. Some OF the streets
pressnt anything but IN inviting yieW
and the health Of the community de-
nands that a general cleanup be made
before warm weather sets in.
Rev. Frary returned to Csriin Monda.
where he is engaged IN experimenting
che work on the church now
being built at that place. As soon
as the church is Completed we will re-
produce the picture of the church in the
NEvADAN.
Miss Lillian X. Malcasm who knows
more about mining than many miners
of the opposite sex, has taken several
options on differeut properties Of late ut
Goldfeld, and expects to begin active
development on one or more OF them
shortly.
Services in the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday as follows:
Preaching at IL a, IN.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. IN.
Preaching in the evening at 100 p. m.
NJ. W. FRAsy, Pastor.
Will Uren was taken very sick last
Friday night and Saturday morning DIR.
Pope was called and found the young
man suffering from pneumonia. AL
though he is very sick the DIR. thinks
that by careful nursing and attention he
will soon be on the road to recovery.
Nightwatchman Merrick Booth and
Fred Sweeney, exchanged a number OF
shots at each other in Tonopah last Fri
day nightir which Sweeney was wound
ed Ia the right leg above the knee.
Booth was subsequently, arrested and
placed in Jail. A woman was at the
bottom Of the trouble.
A special train OF three cars, carrying
a number OF railroad officials. represent
ing the different departments OF railroad
operation Of the s. P. passed through
cattle Mountain Tuesday afternoon.
The train only stopped a few minutes
during which time the officials inspected
the %company's property at this place.
John b. Paul arrived from southern
California Sunday morning where he
has been Spending the Winter. John
looks "tip-top" aud says he feels at home
to be with his numerous friends. He
will remain until the 10th OF May when
he will take his departure for his home
at Friendship, Indiana.
r. G. Blossom and Mike Ylrt of Battle
@ountain, and p. s. Jensen, j. M. Hiskey
and Fred Steiner, Of Austin, attended
the Republican State Convention as del.
egates from Lander county which met at
virginia City Tuesday for the purpose of
eiectsng six delegates and six alternates
10 the National Republican Convention
~ chicago June 21st.