The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-08-01
CENTRAL NEvADAn
Local and Personal.
First of August.

II. T. Nlisou was III toWn tuls week.
Baseball FINGERS" yield to Trib.
The Rebekahs meet tomorrow night.
A mild case of smallpox has developed
in Carson.
The County Commissioners meets next
Monday in Austin.
R. G. Langford has gone to work in
the N. G. shops.
Dan Finn was down from Water Can
yon Monday. .
AL. Phillips returned to Beowawe last
Thursday night.
George Russell, ST., paid Battle Noun
tain a visit this week.
Judge W. D. Jones wal an arrival
from Austin yesterday.
j. G. Phelps Stokes of New York was
a passenger for Austin last Saturday.
Tuscarorans beat an Elko nine In a
game Of baseball by a score of Is to 5.
George Russell, Jr., and Fent Faulk-
son were up from the %. ranch yesterday.
John Noble has returned to his ranch
at Mill Creek after spending a few days
In town.
Trib is economical. A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains and
burns.
Gus Chatell came down from Tusca-
rora last Friday and left Saturday for
Austin.
Miss Matte Mcintyre will teach the
primary department Of the Lovelock
school next term.
The Dayton Times has been moved
from Dayton to Yerington where it will
be hereafter published.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage.
1t lubricates the sinews, aids quick ac-
ton and prevents stiffness.
Philip Duffy arrived Monday morning
from Napa, CAL, to look after his stock
interests in this county.
Richard Edds, after an absence OF one
year to Utah, returned this morning and
thinks Of locating here for a while at
least.
The new bell was put in place yester-
day upon the Nj. +. Church yesterday
and was rung for the first time last
night.
Ernest Lemaire came in from Cain
Creek last Sunday night where he has
been for several weeks at work on his
ranch.
Battle Mountain was visited by a few
drops Of rain yesterday which mater
tally reduced the temperature for the
time being.
Last Saturday afternoon Judge Jones
set the case OF Solomon VS.. Horton to
come up for trial on the 10th Of August
at 3 p. m.
Twelve miners went up to Austin
Tuesday morning. They will work in
the New Pass mines. The men were
from Utah.
DIR. Stanton Of Chicago has been ex-
aiming the Cleveland mines in Smoky
Valley and several men will be put to
work on them.
Congressman Newlands and family,
who have been visiting Italy for the past
three months, will return to Reno some
time next week.
Dave Abels was in town this week buy
ing hides and pelts. Dave says he has
to rustic these to keep warm. He left
for Jersey Tuesday morning.
w. D. Addington moved into his new
butcher shop last Friday and George
looks very charming as he stands behind
the block in the new building.
E.. r. Williamson, Mrs. VIM. Morgan,
Mrs. F. Faulkerson, and Mrs. Geo. Hin
man and daughter Miss Maggie, drove
out to the 25-ranch Tuesday.
@. D. Van Duzer has authorized Car
son friends to say that he will be a can
didate for Congress next Fall, all re-
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Rev. P. II. Willis went to Golconda
to-day and will preach there tonight.
From there he will go to Bishop, Cal,
and visit awhile before the NJ. E. o
venes.
The Pacific Improvement Company a
short time ago gave four lots adjoining
the M. e. Church lots on which to erect
a parsonage. The lots are valued at
1920.
w. c. Hancock closed his saloon last
night in compliance with the order issued
by the Southern Pacific Company clos
ing saloons on the right Of way Of the
railroad.