The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-11-21
CENTRAL NEvADAN.
Local and Personal.


Richard Childress aud son Frank were
IN town this week.
Superintendent d. J. Bousfield was
down from Dean yesterday.
Walter Moore of Galena, spent a few
days In town this week.
John Hikerson of Cortez spent A few
days in town this week.
John Schmith and wife of Golconda.
are spending a few days in town.
Max Bestandig, the popular liquor
drummer, was in town this week.
Harry King of Austin passed through
last Friday on his way to the city.
Mrs. L. b. Hagar departed yesterday
for San Francisco on a short visit.
The apple crop in the United States is
only one-third of what it should be.
Jeffries put Rubin to sleep in the
fifth round last Friday night in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Emily Cation came down from
Austin Wednesday on a visit to her sis.
ter, Mrs. John Schmith.
Joe Carroll and wife have returned TO
Elko after spending a few days visiting
friends in Battle Mountain.
j &C. Phillipi of this county and Miss
Lottie Stevens OF Churchill were married
at Austin last week.
All the business horses in town were
closed this afternoon out of respect to
the memory Of the late Herman Paulson.
Mrs. L.. II. Terry, after spending a
couple of days visiting friends in town,
left for her home at Beowawe Saturday.
School IA closed this afternoon out
of respect to the late Herman paulsen,
allowing the teachers aud pupils to at
tend the funeral.
Andy hlahoney, a popular drummer,
travelling for Neustdatter Bros, of San
Francisco, was interviewing our business
men this week.
Only truth is told OF Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
Senator Wm. NJ. Stewart passed
through Monday morning for Washing
ton to be present at the opening of Con.
gress.
The S. 7. Company has granted a rate
of one and one-ffth to all teachers at
tending the Institute to be held at Wads-
worth November %, 26 and q.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display OF Sanborn. Vail & Go.
which has no equal in that city.
Mrs Sophie Thorpe and little daugh-
ter returned from a visit to friends at
Blu. -, Montana, ysster1ly aud left or
tn Dir hona at Austin this morning.
II you only want a b~ig-looking bot
tie OF liniment, ask for it; but if you
want a bottle OF good liniment that is
bigger than it looks ask for Trib.
DIR. W. s. Porter, dentist, is in town
and can be found Mt tie Capitol hotel.
Those desiring work done, should call
on him at once as he will orly remain
two or three days longer.
There were no picture supplements
with last Sundays Bulletin. The Bulle-
tin says the pictures were not received
from the publishers on account Of rail
road delay, but promises they will be
sent out each Sunday hereafter.
Frank Baker came up from Loyelock
Yesterday morning and has been kept
busy shaking hands with bis many
friends. Frank is now running a mer-
camille business in Lovelock and is doing
very well. He returns tonight.
Lorenzo Recanzone came over from
Paradise Valley last Sunday with a load
of apples and had no difficulty in finding
a ready market for them. He has "A very
fine orchard located a short distance out
OF Paradise, which consists OF over 6O
fruit trees of different varieties and will
set out more next Spring.
Mars, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter and
Saturn are in conjunction this year and
can be seen in the early evening IN the
southwestern sky. At half past six last
evening they looked especially beautiful,
surrounding the new moon. This Is a
conjunction, says Prof. Bernard, the
noted astronomer, which may not occur
again in a thousand years.
Arrangements are being made at the
Wadsworth Office to accommodate the
crew of train dispatchers now at Carlin
and the entire office force will be moved
here in the near future. This is in line
with the ideas of Superintendent j. ).
Noble. 1t will make Wadsworth head
quarters of the largest office torce OF
railroad men in the State. Trainmaster
H1.ro. u;l faka nm his residence at