The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-08-15
CENTRAL nEvADAA
Local and Personal.
Cyclers find a friend in Trib.

Baseball "fingers" yield to Trib.
Hay sells ia Tonapah for S35 per ton.
George Russell finished haying Tues
day.
Ringliug Bros. circus passed through
this p. NJ.
Joe Louchekena of Dean is in town
for a few days.
Charles Keara was an arrival from
Austin yesterday.
Walter Dobbs was in town last satur-
day from Lewis.
The railroad painters are painting the
depot at this place.
Mrs. Mellander and son Frank came
down from Galena to-day.
Ed. iiford wasin town Monday swap
ping yarns with his friends.
Guy Butter6eld is sinking an a~rtesian
we'll out at Martins ranch.
Frank Martin and wife were in town
from their ranch yesterday.
Superintendent d. J. Bousfield was
dowr from Dean last Saturday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Russell and Miss
Ruth returned to Elko Sunday.
DIR. W. s. Porter, wife and daughter
came down from Austin Monday.
The strike situation in the East and
In the city remains unchanged.
p. II. Terwilliger of Austin was in
town for a few hours last Friday.
Dickey Jose, the Reno alto singer, Is
engaged for the Winter in Chicago.
Albert kattenhorn aud T. J. Shaefor
came down from Bullion last Friday.
Mrs. \. w. Allen of Palisade paid
Battle Mountain a visit. last Saturday.
The N. c. roadbed was badly damaged
10 a great many places by the late rains.
Miss Lulu Weaver went up TO Carlin
Sunday on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Eads.
Miss Maggie Human and brother
George will attend the circus at Winnie
mucca.
Trib is economical. A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains and
burns.
Jim Paul is in town from ArgeI ia. Jim
will q to Winnemucca tonight and take
10 the circus.
Mrs. Joseph Carol came down from
Elko yesterday on a visit to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Jos. Dnsang.
p S. Brooks crme down from the
Blue House to day and will go to Win
II tonight.
Rev. p. II. Willis occupied the pulpit
In the M. L. Church in ferington last
Sunday night.
Miss Alice Hannah of Carson City is
engaged to teach the school at Jaeobfs
for the coming term.
Peter Jackson, the once famous negro
pugilist, died three weeks ago in Aus.
tralia OF consumption.
Bert Hood returned to Winnemucea
Sunday night after spending u few days
hunting aud fishing up at Mill Creek.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage.
1t lubricates the sinews, aids quick ac-
ton aud prevents stiffness.
VIM. Meagher came down from Galena
yesterday. Bill has just returned from
h trip overland to Austin.
Court is in session at Austin. Il. M.
Hortou and Z. Bingham of this place
are doing jury duty in Austin.
Z. A. Skillman. editor OF the Eureka
Sentinel, was a passenger on No. 3 Mon
day afternoon for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graybill after spending
about three months up mt Lewis, depart
ed for San Francisco last Thursday.
John Harloe who has been spending a
month visiting friends here, departed for
his home in California Sunday night.
10 the cause, entitled Solomon VS..
r. M. Horton ct al. the plaintiff has or
dered a dismissal through his attorney,
H. Mayenbaum.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and Mrs. S. G..
Broyles left this afternoon for Elko and
will go from there to Gold Creek for a
few days.
Tom Cook while conveying a message
to Alder Creek Monday sprained his
right foot very badly, by his horse fall
ing upon IT.
James e Beveridge, Supt. of the New
Pass Mining Company, came down from
Austin yesterday and left for Salt Lake
last evening.
H. e. Randall, w. j. Woolcock. ID. A.
Mcdonald, Mike Yirk and AL. Pate goes
to Winremucca to. night to see the ele-