The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-10-04

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Monday.
Court has adjourn ed until next
"Wednesday, the 10th.
w. H. Woolccck came up from Mill
City Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Murphy was in town yester-
day subpoenaeing jurymen.
Beginning October 18th, the Tono-
pah Bonanza will be issued AS q daily.
Miss Ellen Mellander of Galena
went down to Golconda last Sunday.
Miss Bea Clancy Of Beowawe is
spending a few days in town.
Thomas Nelson has sold n OF his
fine teams 30 George Watt OF Austin
for $3.50.
Fred B. Pitney, General Manager Of
the Gold Park Mining Company, was
In town this week.
w. r. McCrea and Edward Htrper
were in town this week ~transacting
some mining business.
Mrs. Paul Merrill and baby came
down from Tecoma last Saturday on
on q visit to her relatives.
Isaac Solomon is the Republican
nominee for Justice of the Peace OF
Columbia township Esmeralda county.
Senator ]. A. Miller spent the day
In town. He is coming from Carson
and Is on his way to his home at Aus
tin.
Joseph Jurey has moved his family
from Galena TO Battle Mountain to
reside 60 that his children can attend
school.
George Russell shipped twenty-five
care of beef cattle to the Western
Meat Market ut San Francisco Mon
day night.
George Williams, brother of W. W.
Williams, is u candidate for State
Senator on the Republican ticket in
Churchill county.
The machinists in the Sparks shops
have received an increase of wages
and now the boilermakers are going
TO ask for a raise.
Charles Norris arrived from San
Francisco Monday evening having
been summoned here by the serious
Sllness OF his father.
II. A. Kearn, Democratic nominee
for Assemblyman, has notified the
central committee that he would not
accept of the nomination.
Prof. Robert Levers has been APP
pointed dean OF the State university
to succeed Prof. N. e. Wilson, who
has resigned from the faculty.
Eleven mines in the Bullion dis
trict, Lander county, are now sacking
ore. Two townsites have been laid
out, one known as Lander and the
other as Tenabo.
P. J.. Boyle and John Green, who
have some very valuable holdings in
the thriving camp of Bullion, we're in
town Tuesday. They predict q great
boom in Bullion district ere long.
The Southern Pacific has issued Or
ders to engineers not to run, in the
State of Nevada, faster than fifty
miles an hour. Lately the boys have
been making up time on the smooth
desert at the rate OF eighty miles an
hour.
The Tenopah Mining company has
begun 125 suits in the U. s. District
Court to eject squatters from its prop
erty. The number oil suits represents
the number of houses that will have
to be moved il the company is sue
cessful in its suits.
Miss Phoebe Job, a pioneer resident
of Winnemucca, was found dead in bed
Monday morning by her little grand
son.. Heart failure or n stroke oil
apoplexy is the only explanation Of
her death, which was a terrible shock
to the family.
Miss Roxy Boyd, who was employ
ed in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ii
Lemaire, received a telegram last Sat
urday from Winnemucca to come i'm.
mediately. The young lady resides al
DEMO, Oregon, and she was at a loss
to know what the trouble was as nc
particulars were stated in the dis.
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