The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-04-10
Local and Personal.


Mr.. and Mrs. T. johnson of Golconda
are spending a few days in town.
Emma Nevada is billed to appear at
Carson on the evening OF April 14th.
The Butler block just completed in
Tonopah is said to have cost $4,000.
Fred Steiner returned to his ranch on
Reese River last Saturday morning.
Edward Williams, formerly of Tusca rora,
died Wednesday OF pneumonia at Tono-
pah.
Frank Boskowitz, the drummer, spent
yesterday in town interviewing the mer-
chants.
George E. Miller aud Miss Emily Anna
Rose were married at Tuscarora Mon
day evening.
The total production of metals in Es-
meralda county to date is estimated at
s4O,OOO.OOO.
Andy Hampel. representing the firm of
Hall. Luhrs & Co, Sacramento, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Clara McGonagle will go down to
Winnemucca to morrow to spend a day
or two with friends.
Peter Rombo returned last night from
an extended visit to California. Pete
looks hale and hearty.
An offer OF $4,000 cash was refused
last week for a group OF mines in Jeffer-
son canyon, Nye COUNTY.
Mrs. Lisette Hoffman, after spending
"a few days in town, returned to her ranch
on Mill Creek last Saturday.
The Nevada State Herald, one Of the
best weekly newspapers in Nevada, has
entered upon a new volume.
Airs. j. ID. Carroll and little daughter
are down from Elko to spend a few days
with Joseph Dusang and wife.
d. S. Truman was in town a couple OF
days last week and Tuesday went up TO
Austin on professional business.
The Silver State says that ]. Cotter Of
San Francisco, has purchased the wool
clip OF the W. I. Jenkins Company.
s. II. Day of Carson has been appoint
ed Deputy State Surveyor General. in
the place OF Dorsey Noteware resigned.
The Horton Grocery Co. have sold
their stock Of goods and buildings in
Austin to w ". Christian aud c. f. Lit
trell.
Mild, vet strong. Trib does not hurt
n baby's skin, YET penetrates a horses
leg. Trib cures bruises and sprains
W. j. Westeriield has applied to the
Washoe county commissioners for a
franchise for building a street railway in
Reno.
Insurance companies ref use to take
any more fire risks in Wadsworth on ac-
count of that town beiag sidetracked in
the cutoff.
Will and Fred Altenburg have been
busy for several days renovating the Ne
vada Saloon. The saloon is now put in
first. class condition.
The Galena school closed last Friday
and Miss Annie Kair, the teacher, came
down on Mondays stage and left for her
home at Empire, Nevada.
Tho sheep shearers who have been
shearing out at the springs, finished
Sunday morning and took their de-
parture for the East that night.
Two cars OF horses cam over the N. G.
yesterday and were shipped to Chicago
last night in charge of William Marsh IL.
The horses belong TO Mr.. Peacock.
j. A. Miller and JOS. Phillips Of Austin,
are spending a few days in town. These
gentlemen will have their sheep shorn at
Argcnta, commencing Saturday.
NJ. Pearce was an arrival from Aus
tin yesterday on his way to Winnemucca.
From there he will go to his brothers
ranch In Pleasant Valley, on a visit.
Mrs. w. S. Porter went up to Carlin
Tuesday. She will return to Battle
Mountain in about three or four weeks
with another choice stock OF millinery.
A. Il. Holcomb was down to Winnie
mucca Monday. He has bonded a num-
her OF copper claims neal Golconda, and
considerable money will be expended
within the next few months in develop
ment work.
Fifty cents in q bottle CT Trib re-
turns full value--perhaps more-nla
save a imh--has saved many-Brings
comfort too.
Judge Talbot was a passenger for Aus.
tin on Tuesdays train from Elko and
held court in the afternoon. Matters in
the case OF George We. the Otaheite Co.
were heard.
Allen C. Bragg, editor Of the Reno Ga.
xette, wants to be postmaster OF Reno,
As zone but Republicans need apply for
the position, we hope Bro. Bragg will
shake down the plum.