The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-02
CENTRAL NEvADAA
Local and Personal.

Logical candidates are arguing with
the voters.
George W. Emerson was in town this
this week.
Mrs. J. ID. Carroll came down from
Elko Tuesday night.
Angels Camp. Cal, now has a mil ers'
union with 100 charter members.
Trib cures insect bites and stings.
r. C. Blossom returned from a visit to
San Francisco Saturday afternoon.
The Horton Company received a fine
assortment of crockery this week.
Sam Little, Walter Dobbs and Henry
-Childress we're in town Tuesday.
John B.. Paul returned from a trip to
the western part Of the State last even
ing.
L. H. Beason. representing the Salt
Lake Mining Review, was in town to-
day,
Tonopah stock is selling for S22 80 per
share, an increase of s. 80 a share last
week.
Snow vas visible on the high noun
tains Sunday morning but o o disap-
peared.
This section of the State is being
treated to a cold wave which is far from
welcome.
Trib cures swellings, bruises, sprains =.
A cash prize has been offered the in
ventor OF the best college yell for the
State University.
Moving the Southern Pacific Company
shops from Wadsworth will be post
poned until next year.
The Eureka & Palisade Railroad Com
pany has decided to erect a good hotel
building at Palisade.
A big reception was rendered Presi-
dent Stubbs ia Reno Sunday on his re-
turn from San Francisco.
DIR. w. s. Porter returned to Winnie
mucca Monday after spending several
weeks in Battle Mountain.
FOUND-A Rebekah pin, ename led.
Owner can have same by calling ut this
Office and proving property.
James A. Blossom has been confined
to his bed this week suffering from a Sc
we're attack OF rheumatism.
The Eureka Silver purity will hold no
county convention. Candidates will go
or the ticket by petition.
Mrs. Allie Taylor OF San Francisco ac-
companied Mrs. e. r. Williamson to
Battle Mountain yesterday.
A social dance will take place in Lewis
TO morrow night. 1t is said a number Of
people from here will attend.
Cinnamon have been bounced from
the railroad section OF the G. & c., and
Italians have taken their place and get
81 per day.
Fifteen cars OF cattle came over the N.
C. yesterday. The cattle were pur-
chased from Reese River ranchers by
Evans OF Reno.
Rev. Bartlett held services in the M.
E. Church last Sunday both morning
and evening. Mr.. Bartlett is an eloquent
expounder of the gospel.
Miss Annie Kair arrived from Empire,
New. last Friday and Sa urday went up
Galenl. Miss Kair will teach the Ga
lena school which opened Monday.
The ballot paper for use in the coming
election has just been forwarded to the
various county clerks by Secretary Of
State Howell. The paper is light blue
in color.
The political duty of the hour OF every
citizen who has thus far failed to regis
right to vote at the coming election in
November.
A. D. Lemaire & Sons received a con-
signment of alright coal burning stoves
last week. There are an up-to-date ar.
ticle as an inspection OF them will dem
onstrate.
Fred Siebert, superintendent OF the
Tonopah mining company and Miss Cd
die were married In San Francisco, Sep
sember %, and left for Honolulu on a
wedding trip.
The Democratic Committee OF Hum
boidt county has placed G. Ii. Z. Hardin
on the ticket for State Senator to ill the
vacancy caused by Judge Bonnifeld de-
clining the nomination.
About o'clock Monday evening the
interior Of Fraternity Hall at Tuscarora
caught fire and before it could be ex-
tinguished nothing but the stone walls
remained. The %janitor had made a fire
and lighted up the hall a few minutes
before and it IS supposed that the cur
tains caught fire in some way. The loss
Is placed at 8 1000. The Hall wac occu-
pied by several societies and the loss is
divided among them.
Trib does not mend a broken wheel,
Nor yet II broken heart,