The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-01-25

Elko yesterday
DR.. Pope was called to attend Thos.
Weber at Beowawe Monday night.
r. G. Blossom went up to Elko
Monday evening ON a business trip.
Mrs. George Hines Of Carlin is visit
ing her mother Mrs Cbiara at the
ranch.
The Sentinel notes u marked i'm
movement in business in Eureka
since the mining revival there.
Manhattan Mail is the name of q
new paper which has been established
at Manhattan. We wish it success.
GoIdfeld Masons have petitioned
the Grand Lodge for permission to
form q subordinate one at that place.
Mrs. Henry Ross went to Austin
Tuesday morning. to attend the install
iation ceremonies of the Rathbone
Sisters.
The State Capitol OF Colorado was
erected at a cost of $3,600,00o and IL
constructed entirely of Colorado ma
terial.
The miners OF Manhattan held a
meeting last week and fxed the wages
for surface work at IS per day and
$3.50 per day shaft work.
The News says 46 sacks OF Sand
storm ore, weighing 100 pounds each,
stored in the Gold6eld bank, show a
value OF $4,000 per on.
Judge c. G. Goodwin, q pioneer Me-
vadan aud ~well-known and liked by
all old C~omstockers, has been appoint
ed elitor-in.cliief of the Salt Lake
Te,egrlm.
p. B. Sawser was sentenced to five
months imprisonment and fined $3.50
for embezzling goods from the South
ern Pacific warehouse at Palisade,
while ageat for that company.
J. B. Young, twice tried and once
convicted Of embezrlement in defraud.
ing the de positors Of the defunct Gold
field bank, was acquitted of the charge
at Hawthorne Saturday evening.
A government agent for alloting
lands to Indians on Walker Lake res
~ervation has arrived there and says
that the place will not be opened for
settlers until seven months hence.
A. Layton returned Tuesday even
ing from his sad mission to San Jose,
CAL, where he went a week ago yester-
day to attend the funeral of his
daughter, the late Mrs. J. J. Lynch.
Mrs. H. II. Clark and little daugh-
ter came down from Silver Greek Sun
day and spent Monday visiting her
sister, Mira. III. r. Lemaire. She de-
parted Monday night for her home in
Reno.
w. A. Cheek paid Mr. and Mrs. ]. II.
-Crum a visit this week. He is return.
ing from San Francisco where he has
been on a visit to his wife and family.
Mrs. Cheek aud children will return
to Battle Mountain about Feb. l..
The three upper stories of the High
land Chief mill at Lewis, owned by
the Thorpe estate Of New York, was
blown down a few days ago. This
mill was erected over twenty years
ago, during the palmy days OF Lewis.
George Schmith returned from Kan
sas last week, after spending several
months in that State visiting his rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. jacob.
George says that Mr.. jacob has sold
out his farm in Herkimer, and will
aeave there for California about the
first of March to locate.
The condition Of Governor sadler
is slightly improved, and If no com.
plication sets in 1t is believed he will
soon be himself again. Although he
is still q very sick man, he sssumes q
cheerful view OF the situation and
thinks he will s%ojourn several years
yet on terra frma.-Ely Mining
Record.
Rev. Perciyai Smithe o. the Episco-
pal Church, held services here Mon
day evening and was greeted with u
large cong, egatioh. He went to Aus
tin Tuesday morning. Mr.. Smithe is
a fluent talker and ia n rood expounder