The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-01-12
Live News .
LOCAL.
STATE AND
GENERAL

NOttAD
days in town.
p. 8 Brooks paid Battle Mountain q
visit this week.
II one follows the crowd the Sc days he
comes to Nevada.
The Tuscarora Times Review has sus-
pended publication.
H. E. Driscoll and family came down
from Austin yesterday.
NJ. B. Pope, the assayer, has returned
from a visit to the city OF Zion.
Clarence Lee and wife have taken up
their residen :e 10 Battle Mountain.
Mrs. Arndell, mother OF Mrs. j. r.
Ganser. was an arrival from Austin yes
terday.
It il estimated that 400 men are al
ready in the new mining district OF
Goldreed.
Silver has passed the sixty mark and
the miners and mine owners Of Nevada
rejoice thereat.
The services held in the Catholic
Church Sunday we're well attended both
morning and evening.
Ye editor will leave Saturday after
noon on No. 3 for Carson City where he
will remain for the next two months.
Three hundred mechanics are now
employed in the railroad shops at Sparks.
Several more will be put on in the
Spring.
Miss Eva Bradshaw returned Sunday
evening from Reno where she has been
spending this holiday vacation with her
relatives
j. c. Doughty has resigned his place
as principal of the Tuscarora school to
take a position with the Eureka county
bank, at Elko.
George Russell, IT,, left Monday night
with n carload of horses for San Fran.
cisco. He expects TO remain in the city
two or three weeks.
Miss o. N. Crockett. an Austin raised
youdg lady. has gone TO Columbia from
San Francisco to accept a position 10
the Lothrop Davis store.
Senator j. A. Miller of Austin passed
through Sunday on his way to the city
He will return to Carson in time for the
converting OF the Legislature next Mon
day.
Edward Williams, accompanied by his
sons wife and baby, of Austin, went
down to Sparks Sunday at which place
Mrs. Williams will reside with her bus
band.
Albert Kattenhorn and wife came in
from Bullion Sunday. Mrs. Katten.
horne is suffering from a gathering in
the throat and came here to have ga me
attended to.
James Farral, the brutal and murder
Gus Derby robber, was sentenced by
Judge Curler at Reno yesterday to serve
the remainder OF his natural life in the
NEVADA penitentlary.
Assemblyman r. Fl. Triplett came
down from Austin yesterday. He lie on
his way to Carson but will stop at some
Of the stations along the way before he
reaches his destination.
Martin Bargon, who was arrested IT,
Austin last week for selling whiskey to
Indians, was taken to Carson last Sun
day in charge OF U. s. Marshal. He was
sentenced to IL months.
John Taylor, an old Humboldt county
miner died at Winnemucca last week.
He was a pioneer Of Unionyille and "a
man Of sterling character and will be
missed by the old settlers of Humboldt.
Joseph Bray was a passenger from the
county seat Sunday bound for his home in
New York on a short visit to his family.
Mr. Bray will return in about two months
when he will begin active operations on
a mining property located In Nye county.
Senator John O'Kane of Lovelock is
confined to his room in San Francisco
with two fractured ribs, the result Of a
TALL from a hay wagon some time ago, to
which he paid no attention at the time.
He may be able to attend to his legisla-
tive duties however.
William Easton, wife and daughter,
were arrivals Sunday from Austin on
their way to Carson City at which place
Mr.. Easton attended a meeting OF the
State Board of Assessors which met 10
that city Monday. They will visit San
francisco before they return to Austin 4.
Attorney General Moody has rendered
IN opinion to the President on the
guessing contests conducted 30 largely
Dy newspapers and magazines to be ille-
gai and in conflict with our lottery laws.
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