The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-01-05

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F.. e. Chagnon was down from Galena
this week.
The Nevada Legislature will meet on
the 18th inst.
Adam A~ltenberg was In town from
Argenta Monday.
Clarence Lee and bride returned yes
terday from Austin.
Rev. Father Sheehan was an arrival
from Austin yesterday.
A great many of our people are an
noyed with bad colds.
1t is now in order to remark that the
days are getting longer.
Misses Veva and May Wilson OF Ga
lena returned 10 Reno yesterday.
Miss Ollie Wise will return to the
State University to morrow afternoon.
Oscar H~ildebrandt departed Sunday
night for the western part Of the State.
The Mcintyre Starrett Co. have just
completed the erection Of a new ice
house.
Sheriff Murphy came down from Aus
tin yesterday on his way to Carson City
on business.
II. 8. Starrett went down to Reno
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the
Board of Regents.
P. s. Miller OF Elko was in town last
Friday night. Mr.. Miller is proprietor
Of the Elko Soda factory.
Andy Hill Of Lovelock and Miss Hattie
Foley Of Carson were married in Sac
ramento or the 2lst inst.
Justice of the Peace C. K. Robins of
Winnemucca and Mrs. Florence James
OF Reno were married Saturday.
Rex Chagnon aud wife came down
from Galena yesterday and left on No.
Cor Reno where they will reside.
Hon. George s. Nixon will be the
third youngest United States Senator in
the Senate chamber when he takes his
seat.
Died-At W%innetnucca, Nevada, De-
cember 18th, 1904, Ruth Holland, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mls. Harry Hol.
land.
Martin Bargon Of Austin has been
bound over to appear before the u. S
grand jury on a charge Of selling liquor
to Iudians.
Mrs. Ed. Bilkey and two children oI
EEko, after spending a few days in town
visiting Mr.. Bilkey, departed for theil
home Tuesday evening.
w. 1. Plumb Of Tuscarora, one of Ne.
vada's Presidential electors, fell on the
ice a few days ago and broke his leg be,
low the knee.
Mrs. j. j. Lynch and two children re,
turned to their home at Salinas, Cal.
Sunday after a pleasant visit with heI
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Layton.
On Saturday evening, December oath
1904. Addie j. Jones and j. r. Mitchell,
ir, were married at the residence Of
Judge Jones in Austin by l.. A. Weller
Justice OF the Peace.
@. 8. Woolcock, who has been agen,
Tor the s. +. Bulletin for several months
past. discontinued the sa ME 90 the first oi
the year. Il. s. Starrett has taken the
agency for the Bulletin.
Rev. M. W. Frary went over to Para
disc Valley last Friday. He returned
Tuesday morning being summoned here
to oficiate at the funeral of the infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Jenkins.
The small building back OF the Hor-
ton Cos. store is being papered and
carpeted and when finished will be oc.
cupied by Justice Of the Peace +. A
Limbaugh. 1t will make a very com
Portable Office.
The infant son of Mr.. aud Mrs. r. T.
Jenkins died Sunday night iron, con
vulsions. The little one was buried
Tuesday morning. The sympathy of
this community is extended the bereaved
parents in their sad misfortune.
A change has been made in the depot
ut this place which reduces the force.
Jas. Moore, who has been holding the
position of day operator, has been as
signed the night job. Agent Onyon
will attend to his duties as agent and
also manipulate the day trick.
A grand New Years ball took place at
Beowawe Monday night. From fifteen
to twenty people from Battle Mountain
attended the ball. They report as hav-
ing had an excellent time, and were
treated royalty. They say the Beowawe
people are first class entertainers.
A syndicate composed of Reno and
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