The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-06-06

Ed. Carey came up from Winnie
mucca last night.
Mrs. v. o. Bartoo and son of Austin
visited Battle Mountain for a couple
of days last week.
Mrs. Isabel Watt and daughter, who
are on their way to Scotland, arrived
safely at Chicago Monday.
The Ely Expositor says there are
5000 men working in and within a
radius of 12 miles of Ely.
Residents of Goldfeld say they will
have the queen of the Carson carnival
II it costs them $4,000.
When you are sending money away
get a draft from the Horton Banking
Co. rs cents will buy 800 worth. =
Assemblyman Fitzpatrick, nj oil
the pioneers OF Wonder, has 0
ed that he will start a paper there.
II Battle Mountain il going to
celebrate the Fourth of July this year
isn't il about time something WAS
being done?
The jury which will try William ID.
Haywood for the alleged murder OF
Governor Stunenberg was finally COM
pleted last night.
Eddie George and Tommie Kend-
rick have returned from the State
University at Reno to spend their
Summer vacation.
The Horton Banking Co, are pre-
pared to issue drafts on all parts of the
world. Letters of credit and travellers
checks available everywhere.
Sheriff Murphy was in town this
week subpoenaeing Grand Jurors for
the next term OF Court which will
meet in Austin June 18th.
The active work of grading for the
Western Pacific line between Elko
and DeetIl, thirty-six miles northeast
of that place, will commence at once.
the Richmond. Eureka Mining
Company is now employing 160 men
at its mines on Ruby Hill, and the
pay roll last month amounted TO 3d.
600.
A large number of horses and
wagons were shipped here last week
from Salt Lake TO be used IN hauling
ore from Copper Canyon to tins sta
ton for shipment
The school picnic held at Lewis last
Saturday was an enjoyable event. A
large crowd took advantage Of the
days outing and everyone who attend
ed the picnic had "A most delightful
time.
Dell 0strom arrived in town Sun
day morning for the purpose of meet
ing his many friends, he being very
well known here. Dell left here some
years Y and is now located ia Gold
field.
Ed. Friberg returned last Friday
morning from Yerington where he
has been employed for several months
past. He is here on q visit to his wife
and family at Lewis and may con-.
cl ude to remain here.
Mrs. b. F. Wilson went down TO
Reno last Saturday on a visit to her
daughters, Misses May and Veva, who
are attending the University. Mrs.
Wilson also attended the Commence
ment exercises at the State Univer-
sity.
A rumor is current in railroad cir
Giles to the effect that the officials oil
the s. p. railroad have under consid-
GRAFTON the removal of the round
house and shops at Carlin to Elko,
and the making OF that place a divi-
sion point.-Ex.
Bishop Spalding and Rev. p. 8.
Smithe OF Elko left Monday morning
for Salt Lake and Rev. l.. b. Thomas
departed Tuesday evening for the
same place where the clergy will at
tend %convocation which will be- in
session at Salt Lake during the next
two weeks.
s. r. Holtz, who has been holding
the position of foreman OF the Fish
Greek ranch, this county, for the Col
conda Land & Cattle Company, for
several years, has resigned his position
and Sunday evening departed with
his family for Sacramento where they
will In tie fnfnre reside.