The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-12-12
CENTRAL NEVADAN
Local and Personal.
Trib fulflls all promises.


Sheriff George Watt came down from
Austin Monday.
Vim. Meager was in town from Galena
this week.
VIM. Cooper was in town from Beo-
wave yesterday.
Mr.. Burt, engineer at the Dean mine,
was in town last week.
b. f. Wilson and wife we're down from
Galena this week.
Dave Norrie of Old Pittsburg was a
visitor to town Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Cheek arrived Friday from
Ogden and returned Sunday.
L. NJ. Pugh Of Dean is spending a few
days with his family at Lovelock.
B. A. Jacob shipped three cars Of
cattle to San Francisco last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Jory OF Willow Creek
spent a couple of days in town this week.
A. w. Allen, J. F. Pratt and 7. r.
Jewell were down from Palisade Mon
day.
paid Battle Mountain a pleasant visit
last week.
Miss Mary Mullen came down from
Austin yesterday and will remain here
some time.
Ad. Altenberg, foreman for w. W.
Williams, paid the town a short visit
last Sunday.
L. A. Lemaire and Adrian Ramsdell
went out to Gottlieb Hoffman's yester-
day and returned to-day.
James Crum and family returned to
Sacramento Monday after spending a
few days with j. Ii. Crum and family.
Dan Mcdonald returned from Carlin
to-day at which place he attended the
wedding of his brother Angus last night.
John Jory came down from Willow
Creek Sunday and continued on to Win
emucca where he spent a few days this
week.
The gang of Greeks who have been
stationed here for the past two months,
working on the railroad, were transferred
Sunday to Cosgrove.
Mr.. Wilson and wife came down from
Argenta yesterday. Mr.. Wilson is suffer.
ing from a severe attack Of infammatory
rheumatism.
Marion s. Wilson, private secretary to
Congressman Newlands, is the happy
father Of a baby boy, born at Washing
ton on December 3.
The Dean mine closed down last week.
The shutdown is only temporarily and
that the company will start up again
about the LIST of next March. l.. M
Pugh has been retained TO watch the
property.
George Bow, a former conductor on
the Southern Pacific, was killed yester.
day at Seattle. He was employed on the
Great Northern II. r. His many friends
here will be panied to hear Of his un-
timely demise.
A. d. Lemaire & Sons cordially invite
you, earnestly request and honestly ad-
wise you to visit their store and examine
their stock Of holiday goods before max
ing your purchases. They can surely
please you.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display of Sanborn, Vail q Co.
which has no equal in that city.
Senator McComas Of Maryland has in.
troduced a bill providing for the death
penalty for assaults upon the President
or melting, advising or procuring such
assaults.
A meeting OF the Farmers Institute
will be held at Elko December 18th ano
14th. For this occasion the Southern
Pacific Company has offered a rate OF
one fare and one-fifth for the passage of
attendants.
Mrs. J,J. Henderson and Mrs. Parker
after spending a few days visiting in
Battle Mountain, took their departure
for their home in San Francisco yester
day. r. M. Horton, brother of Mrs
Henderson, accompanied the ladies
as far as Reno.
Congressman Newlands has been re-
appointed a member Of the Ways
and Means committee Of the House
Nevada is honored by his appointment,
to this, the most important committee
OF the popular branch OF Congress.
The Silver State says George S. Nix
on has gone to st. Louis to see Der
Fitzpatrick, the mar arrested seyera
weeks ago, and supposed to be implicated
in the Greal Northern train robbery in
Montana last July. Fitzpatrick is sup
posed to have been one of the three men
who robbed the First National Bank ol