The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-11-27
CENTRAL AEvADAN
Local and Personal.
Trib is every toiler's friend.

."Everybody's."
There was no school to-day-Thanks-
giving day.
Sheriff George Watt came down from
Austin yesterday.
j. j. Driscoll, of Reno, postofice in
spector, was in town Monday.
Andrew Lepetich came into town last
night from his ranch near Bullion.
T. F. DIVER and Mrs. A. Cleavy both
of Carlin, were married last Friday at
Elko.
Hon. Thomas Wren was a passenger
from Austin Monday on his way to
Reno.
Albert Kattenhorn and Martin Flip
pini of Bullion, we're visitors to tow
this week.
j. Lynch, wife and two children, ar
rived Tuesday evening from Newark,
California.
A. F. Rocker shipped from this point
last Friday $50 head of beef cattle to
San Francisco.
Rev. A. BARLEY went to Carlin Mon
day morning where he held divine ser
vices that evening.
Miss Larson. the Beowawe school
teacher, is spending Thanksgiving vaca-
ton ir Battle Mountain.
John Mellander accompanied by Mrs.
c. Mellander and son Raymond, were
down from Galena last Friday.
Men hunting for work should stay
away from Tonopah. There are quite a
few idle men there at present.
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
1t Ia said that Governor Sadler can be
Warden OF the State Prison at the end
OF his term, il he SO desires.
CLYDE Ganser was in town this week
from the I s ranch with a number OF
turkeys which hs readily disposed OF.
The Hon. Board of County Commits.
sioners will hold their regular monthly
meeting next Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
Hon. P. l. Flanagan of Reno will go
to Japan this winter. His health is
breaking down and he will take a
much needed rest.
1t is learned that Hon. T. J. Bell hold
over State Senator from Nye county. is
a candidate for President pro TEN of the
Nevada Senate.
Alex. Shaw was in town last Friday
with a wagon load OF choice winter apples
from the orchard OF Lorenzo Recanzone
OF Paradise Valley.
G. S. Vadner. accompanied by Mr..
Winwood, OF the Blythdale Mining Com
pany OF Philadelphia, arrived from Ken
uedy this morning.
Last Saturday morning there went up
to Austin a Russian wolf hound which
came direct from Denmark. The dog
belonged to p. s. Jensen.
The pew Board of University Regents
after the first Of the year will be COM
p sed OF Hon. j. N. Exams, Hon. w. w.
Booher and Hon. Richard Kirman.
The Sunday School officers and teach
ers held. a meeting last Sunday to make
arr, ngements for u Christmas tree and
exercises to be held Christmas eve.
Only a little over four weeks remain
in which you can do your assessment
work. The festive claim jumper may
get in his work il you procrastila ate.
The preliminary examination in the
four murder cases at Golconda are at
tracing crowds of interested spectators
to magistrate Langwith's court room.
William Mcclure Gotwaldt, who has
had charge of the local department Of
the Reno journal for a number of years,
has resigned his position and will as.
sumo charge of the Winnemucca Silver
State.
E. II. Francis, formerly agent at this
place, has returned TO Wells from a two
months visit to his old home in Canada
and various points throughout the East.
He has been assigned the day trick at
Wells.
Tom Paddock and wife of Cortez, ac-
c%ompanied by Sheriff W It went down
to Reno last night. Mrs. Paddock will
be placed 10 the Hospital for Mental
Diseases, her mind being slightly de-
ranged. Her many friends hope soon to
hear VI her recovery.
A. curious condition OF affairs at Pac.
tolus, one OF the new mining camps OF
Nye county, is reported.
There were fourteen votes at The new
precinct, but owing to delay 10 the arri
val Of election supplies, no ballots were
cast, and SO the electors Of that town
were unwittingly deprived of the RICH,
OF suffrage.
James Beveridge, who was recent,