The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20

A "Noble outcast" will be present
ed at Battle Mountain this week. Bet
a million Alex Wise goes.-Carson
Appeal.
The Horton Banking Co., are pre-
pared to issue drafts ON all parts of the
world. Letters of credit and travellers
checks available everywhere.
L. Bergerson, day operator at this
station, left Tuesday night on No. 6
fer Escanaba, Mich, to spend the
Christmas holidays with his relatives.
A. H. Floeter, superintendent OF
the Sheba Gold & Silver Mining Co.,
in Humboldt county, and family,
spent a couple of days in town last
week.
The institution Of a bank, with a
capitalization Of $l,000,0O0, is report
ed as a coming business venture at
Rosebud, the Humboldt county min
ing camp.
Attorney E. s. harrington and wife
are now located in Reno and it is prob
able that they will make the River
side town their future home.-Elko
Free Press.
f. A. Limbaugh left last Friday
night for San Francisco where he was
called on business. He will remain
and spend the holiday vacation with
his family at San Jose, Cal.
The Winnemucca Star says a rumor
is in circulation in Reno to the effect
that A. L. Cheney of that place is to
be appointed federal judge, to succeed
Thomas p. Hawley, resigned.
Clarence Holcomb who has been
quite i'll for the past five week suffer
ing from an attack of typhoid fever, is
on the road to recovery and is now
able to partake OF some light nourisb-
ment.
Miss Eva Bradshaw left last Friday
for Reno To attend the Teachers In
stitute which is in session this week
at the Riverside town. She will re-
main there and spend the holidays
with her parents.
Frank Curieux, formerly of Tusca-
rora and Bull Run, but who has been
a resident of Beowawe for a number
of years has gone to California for the
benefit of his health. He has been
ailing for some time.
The Southern Pacific Company has
under consideration q plan to plant
trees along each side of their lines in
Nevada with timber making trees that
are adopted to the climatic and soil
conditions OF the State.
E. s. Kendrick, who has been an
inmate of the Nevada State Prison
for seventeen years and is serving a
life sentence in that institution, has
presented the Presbyterian Sunday
school of Carson with an organ.
Mr.. Trewilliger, who has ONE valu-
able mining property in Jersey dis
trict, departed for the mines Tuesday
for the purpose of performing some
work on the property. Ed. Hunt. a
practical miner, accompanied Mr.
Trewilliger.
Two cars OF granite to be used in
building q monument to the late A.
G. Cleveland have arrived in Reno.
Mr.. Cleveland is buried ut Ely, but he
will be desinterred and moved to
Reno. The monument will be erect
ed bv Mrs. Cleveland and it will cost
$4,000.
The Godfreys, the well-known show
people, met with bad luck in Gold
field. At the time of the burning OF
the Goldfeld Hotel on November II,
their tents caught fire and all they
had was a total loss with the excep-
ton of their piano. The loss was
over $1,700.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Simon Bray ar
rived from Austin yesterday on his
way to San Jose, Cal, to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends
He will arrive in Carson City about
the 18th of January to be there at the
converting of the Nevada Legislature
which meets ON the 21st oil january