The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-30

Willow Creek Sunday.
Trib cures insect bitos and stings.
The peoples choice for Long Term
County Cemmissioner..H X. Lemaire.
Tom Nelson aud wife of Stone House
were visitors to town yesterday.
The Journal claims a population Of
over 10000 for Reno.
Only four days moro between now and
victory. Make it lively boys.
Thomas McCourt and J. R. Wilson
were arrivals from Austin yesterday.
Charles Polkingh orne of Golconda
spent a couple of days in town this week.
Trib cures swellings, bruises, sprains.
w. c. Hancock paid Austin a visit
last Saturday and Sunday, returning
Monday.
John Green came down from Cortez
yesterday and will remain until after
election.
Ike Solomon returned Sunday morn
ing from Arccla, Canada, where he has
been on business.
W. G. Hancock left yesterday for Bull
lion and Cortez to interview the voters
at those places.
Sheriff Watt left Austin Monday
morning with the election supplies for
Tho ror;ouo pracipefa
d. Macdonald returned yesterday from
an e~lectioneering tour throughout the
south erd Of the county.
Frank Chiara and Adam Altenburg
are 10 town from Gold Creek and will
remain for a few days.
r. L. Johns OF Nye county, candidate
for District Judge, was circulating
around town this week.
A. c. Cleveland, f. s. Harrington and
Orvis Ring addressed the people Of Avs
tin lat Saturday night.
Henry M%ayenbaum was a passenger
from Austin last Monday on his way to
his home ia San Francisco
Mrs W. II. Hood returned Monday
from Vallejo, Cal. where she had been
on a short visit To her mother.
There are 500 names on the registra-
ton books in Tonopah. Two years ago
this time there WAS DO Tonopah.
A freight train over a quarter Of a
mile in length, drawn by two mogul en-
gines passed through Reno Inst week.
George Abel and wife came in town
from Fish Greek Tuesday. Mrs. Abel
left for California today on a visit to
relatives.
Simon Bray, Republican candidate for
State Treasurer, came down from Austin
Monday and left for the western part Of
the State.
Mrs. Edith jenkins and children and
Miss Mary Mullen returned Sunday from
San Francisco where they have be en- for
several weeks.
Chief Engineer Barclay will move his
headquarters from Wadsworth to Reno
very shortly, taking with him forty
~draughtsmen and cler ks.
Four days from to-day will put anxi-
ETY. 10 the hearts of candidates, to it's
highest pitch, but a lull in their spirits
will follow the succeeding day.
Oscar Hilderbrant, the piano tuner,
arrived from the west yesterday morning
This is Mr.. Hilderbrant's first visit to
Battle Mountain for over a year.
Vote fer II. r. Lemaire for Long
Term County Commissioner and do
your duty to yourself and to the public
welfare.
The Honorable Board OF County Com.
missioners hold their regular meeting
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock in
the Office Of the County Clerk. Present
your claims by Saturday evening and
they will be acted on the coming meet
ing.
All candidates who wish to secure pas
sage on the Salt River BOAT will be 10
terested to learn that the ticket office
opens about 8 p. m. on November 9th,
Accommodations are fairly good and
quite a crowd is expected to embark for
the head waters OF that famous stream
The following candidates have been in
town during the past few days inter
viewing the voters in this end of the
county;
Charles Littreii. M. j. Murphy. Marcel
Dupuy, John Pollock, Wm. Easton, G.
w. McHardy, Robt. Pohl, w. II. Ing
ham, Pat Walsh, N. Dundson. Alex.
Dron, j. A. Miller and George Watt.
Trib does not mend a broken wheel,
Nor yet a broken heart,
But makes the bruised biker feel
Prepa rpd anew tn start