The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-05-08
CENTRAL NEvADIH
Local and Personal.


The Horton Company received a car
load of Studebaker wagons this week.
Baseball "fngers' yield to Trib.
J. Fl. Smith of the Weather Bureau of
Carson, spent the day in Battle Mountain.
DR.. W. II. Hood went down to Carson
last Sunday and returned Tuesday morn
ing.
Lorenzo Reeanzone Of Paradise Valley.
was a visitor to Battle Mountain Tues
day
B. L. Hood, District Attorney of Hum
boldt county, came up from Winnemucca
Tuesday.
L. A. Lemaire will attend the Mystic
Shriners which will meet at Reno on the
10th inst.
Admiral Sampson died Tuesday after
noon at s O'Clock from hemorrhage of
the brain.
The Touopah Bonanza says the strike
at Lone Mountain is better than at first
reported.
Areenta Lsdge No. 10, K. OF 2. will
hold their regular meeting Saturday
evening.
w. C. Hancock and family have moved
from the Capitol Hotel into their new
residence.
Miss Dean Middleton arrived from
Golconda Sunday on a short visit to her
relatives at Lewis.
Mrs. Fred Steiner and daughter Miss
Emma, departed for their home on Reese
River this morning.
The new mining camp at Lone Noun
tain has been christened "Weepah,"
meaning "rainwater.'
John Towne came down from Austin
Monday and placed himself under the
care OF DIR. Hood. He is suffering from
rheumatism.
Bret Harte,' one OF Americas most
popular authors and hulnorists, died
suddenly in London Tuesday from hem
orrhage OF the throat.
On the first Monday in June the sec
ond i%nstallment OF taxes for 1901 are de-
linquent, and after that date additional
costs will be added as penalties.
A. d. Lemaire & Sons Received this
week a carload OF Phoenix -four from
Sacramento. This is u No. / Hour.
They also received II carload OF barley.
Charles Grayham disposed Of bis in
terests in the Club saloon "Wednesday
morning to Il. W. Clayton. Mr.. Clayton
will take charge OF the saloon IN a few
days.
A school election for two school trust.
ees will be held in Battle Mountain on
the 26th OF the present month. An-
nounce your candidacy in the columns
of the NEvAnAS.
The Supreme Court has granted the
N. c. r. Il. Co, in the tax case recently
decided against sa;a Company, until the
fret day OF June in which to file a pc.
ton for rehearins.
Sunday morning as the contractors at
Clark's station were driving one hundred
head Of horses down the railroad, the
flyer came long and ran into the band,
killing twenty of them.
Cyclones in Iowa, hot winds and drouth
in Missouri, waterspouts ia Kansas and
Ohio, and strikes all over the country OF
May Day, make enc think that the Ding
ley bill has slipped several cogs in the
past few weeks.
Dan McCloud, a miner who has been
employed at Dean, and who has been ut
the Capitol Hotel for seine time. left
yesterday for San Francisco. He is sui
feriug from a severe attack OF inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
The Reno Journal has blossomed into
a six-Iage paper. In addition to the
increase in it's size, the Journal has
other improvements in contemplation.
We are glad to note this evidence OF the
Journals prosperity.
w. O. Manson, OF Denver, writes Di-
vision Agent Prentice OF Reno that he
will shortly visit western Nevada to look
into the mineral resources Of this State
and possibly establish sampling plants
for ore smelters.
Mrs. Cora McDuflie, after spending a
week visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph
Jory, at Willow Creek, departed Monday
night for California on a visit. She will
also visit Portland, Oregon, before she
returns to her home in Butte, City.
Montana.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage
IL lubricatos the sinews, aids quick ae-
ton and prevents stiffness.
Mr.. Bishop. OF the firm Of Brown &
Sons, of San Francisco, passed through
Carson Saturday on his way to Califor-
MIA where he goes for the purpose Of
getting fifteen carloads OF lumber fer
building a $4,000 opera House in Tono-
pah.-News.