The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-13
Local and Personal.

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The Masonic Lodge met Tuesday
night.
William and Don Macdonald were in
town Monday evening.
All the jurymen and witnesses have
returned from Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson were in town
from Galena this week.
Mrs. Joseph Jory was in town from
Willow Creek last week.
Mrs. l. Solomon is confined to her bed
with an attack Of la grippe.
Mrs. Mellander and little daughter OF
Galena were in town this week.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
beginning Of the Lenton season.
The Rathbone Sisters meets to- morrow
night. A full attendance is desired.
A product OF Nevada, Trib, ia the
best liniment yet discovered by a
Judge T W Healey committed suicide
Sunday morning by shooting himself.
Thos. Nelson and wife were in town
yesterday from Stone House.
MI. Stewart and wife Of Cortex have
gone to San Francisco on a visit.
VIM. Ekman and Neil Olsen returned
Tuesday from a visit t, Salt Lake City.
Bert L. Hood came up FROM Winnie
mucca Sunday afternoon and returned
Monday night.
Jas. B. Egan of Austin was in town
last Monday returning to Austin Tues
day morning.
Quite a large amount Of money has
been subscribed Tor the N E parsonage
to be built here. :
The masquerade ball given in Austin
Monday night by Toiyabe Lodge No. 9,
X. OF F., was a grand success.
David Atkins, q former resident Of
Tuscarora, died on Tuesday evening in
Tonopah. He was 81 years Of age and a
native Of Illinois.
Trib used rightly never disappoints.
1t is just a liniment, makes but few
promises and fuiflls them.
County Clerk T. c. Malloy came down
from Austin last Monday 10 attend the
Duffy Blossom wedding. He returned
home this morning.
Mrs. Mart Mccormack after spending
several monthe in Battle Mountain left
for Beowawe Tuesday afternoon where
her husband is employed.
At a conference OF railroad offic ials
held in Salt Lake Monday night il was
finally decided 10 build the cutoff from
Lucin across Great Salt Lake into Og-
den, shortening the line forty-three
miles.
Mr.. Griffin and surveyors returned
from Mosel last Friday and their cars
have been sidetracked and have pitched
their tents near the stock corral. They
are now busy surveying the line from
Rock dam to Piute siding.
Mr.. Coate and wife arrived here on No.
3 to-day from Iowa. Mr. Coate is a min
ing man and will spend a few days ex-
aiming the mining property 10 this end
of the county. Mr.. Coate favored this
Office with a call and we found him to be
a very interesting and pleasant gentle
man.
r. c. Langford returned this morning
from Stockton, Cal, where he and his
wife went some three weeks ago. He re-
ports Mrs. Langford who underwent an
operation at st. Joseph's hospital, Stock.
ton, as getting along nicely and viii in
the course Of another month be able to
return home.
Marcus Shea who was sentenced by
Judge Jones in the District Court at
Austin last week for attempting to shoot
George Clouse with intent to kill, to i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for 63 days
or a fine OF sl68 was released in Austin
Tuesday by paying his fine. Mr.. Shea
came down from Austin yesterday.
Jas. L. Butler accompanied by W. 8.
Granger, were arrivals from AIstin last
Friday on their way to San Francisco.
They paid the NEvADAN Office a call and
we found them to be very pleasant gen.
tlemen. Mr.. Butler speaks very en-
c~ouragingly * the future OF Nevada and
says that our grand old State Is sure to
boom. We hope his prediction may
prove true, aud from present indications
we see no easou why It should not.
Attorney George s. Bartlett came
down from Austin Monday and that
afternoon in company with VIM. Mea.
CHER, left for Galena to look at the lat
ter's mining property. The gentlemen
returned to town Tuesday and Mr.. Bart
lett paid the NEvApAN Office a pleasant
call. He informed us that the Meagher
niue is a fine looking property and what
little he saw OF il was well pleased with