The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-03-30


Senator Hardin Of Humboldt county
who was elected to the Senate by the
Democratic party in 1903, announces
that hereafter he will cast his lot witt
the Republican party OF Nevada and
the Nation.
Four carloads OF corn fed hogs have
arrived at Reno from Omaha. The hogs
are consigned TO the Humphrey Supply
company of Reno and they will be
slaughtered and shipped to Goldfeld for
the retail market.
John A. Hauskins 81 Lovelock, ar.
rived from that place Sunday evening,
and will be located ut the corner barber
shop for a week.during the absence of G.
Alves, who is enjoying a few days rest at
the Golconda Hot Springs.
Miss Lola Mellander came down from
Gakna Tuesday and departed on No. 3.
for San Francisco, where she will under
go medical treatment for rheumatism,
from which disease the young lady has
been suffering for some tiine.
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
railroads have ignored the decision OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
ard will charge 3 1.25, the regular rate
on California oranges, instead OF s1.15,
as ordered by the Commission.
George W. Ladd is dead. The dis
coverer of the Bullfrog mines. in his
work OF promoting his property interests
at Goldfeld, was taken down with the
dreaded pneumonia and suddenly expir-
ed Sunday, after four days illnees.
Mr.. p. w. Merrill and bride. arrived
home last Wednesday, from their wed.
ding trip They will remain until Sun
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Uren and
family, and will depart for Derby where
they will make their future home.
1t was rumored 10 Elko last night that
a very rich strike had lately been made
near the Grand Prize mine in Tuscarora.
The lead was struck a few hundred feet
from the Grand Prize and assays are
said TO run upward Of $iO0.--Free
Press.
Brown eyes and a brown dress go
well together" says the San Francisco
Post, land blue eyed girls should wear
blue as often as possible" We trust
then that we are not jumping at con-
illusions when we assume that the proper
thing for cross eyed girls is u pronounced
plaid.
George W. Willi.ms came up on Sat
urday's train for the purpose OF seeing
George W. Baker, his foreman, who is
laid up at the international Hotel with
a broken leg. Nh. Williams retu ned
to Argenta Monday to make arrange
ments for shearing his sheep.-Austio
Reveille.
The legislature amended the fish law
by giving the commissioners OF each
county the power to fix the close season.
THE matter sheuId be taken up at the
April session OF tina hoard and al order
should be passed fixing the time when it
is lawful to catch iish 10 the streams OF
this county.
This is a good time to clean up the
back yards and the streets and alleys.
Warm weather will soon be here and
filthy alleys and yards Will breed disease
and death. A little care 10Y may save
your family from SICKNESS. Attend to
cleaning up before the germs OF disease
are ncubatiug in the filth.
Carson and Reno are again at war.
When Carson got a $4,000 a%ppropria-
ton from tn. Legislature and Reno was
refused 1880 it was thought hostilities
would long be delayed. Carsouites re
fer to Reno as Slamtown and people OF
the Riverside City tell all the toufis'S
that Carson is n deserted village.
Johnny Nip. the Indian shot by
Sheriff Lamb at Winnemueca recently,
died at the Pyramid Lake reservation.
The sheriff and constable we're trying to
arrest the Iudmn when he broke and
run. Both shot at him aud a bullet
from the sherif's gun hit him in the
arm. Nip is said to have been a good
Indian when sober.
Louis Livingston, representing Suits
Shuman Company, of San Francisco
arrived from the eastern part OF the
State Tuesday and spent q few hours In
town. Mr.. Livingston is engaged in de-
livering the business directory OF Ne.
vada aud California recently compiled
by the above named firm. Several OF
the valuable books were sold to Battle
Mountain business men.