The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-05-29
CENTRAL NEvADAN=
Local and Personal.
Cyclers find a friend in Trih.


L. r. Walstrom OF Beowawe, paid Bat
tie Mountain a visit Monday.
Jake Hoffman arrived in town yester-
day from HE ran:h.
A dog show was the main attraction
on main street Tuesday evening.
The District Court will convene in
Austin on the third day of June next.
J. B. Treadwell, representing Adams,
Booth & Co., was in town this week.
The County Commissioners hold their
regular meeting in Austin next Monday.
George Berk, the Winnemucca butcher,
has been in town for the past few days.
Miss PORTE Pugh of Lovelock, is here
on a visit to w. G. Hancock and family.
Charles Kearns and Robert Pohl were
elected school trustees at Austin Mon
day.
J. G. Phelps Stokes OF New York, wss
a passenger for Austin Tuesday morn
ing.
The Battle Mountain public school
closed this afternoon for the Summer va
cation.
Walter Dobbs was down from his
Trout Creek ranch Saturday. He re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Brookshire, wife Of Mr.. Brook
shire, the night operator, arrived from
the East Saturday night.
DIR. Porter, the dentist, came up from
Winnemucca Monday and is stopping at
the Nevada Hotel.
Hobe Clinton, j. A. Mcbride and
Webster Patterson were elected school
trustees at Elko Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter S. Jensen will
leave Austin for Denmark on tile 18th of
June next to be absent several months.
Baseball "fingers" yield to Trib.
j.. +. Mitchell and Harry Hodge came
do vn from Iron Canyon yesterday. Mr..
Mitchell went up to Austin this morn
ing.
The trial Of Sylveetge Anrteneehea,
who has been indicted for murder by the
Grand Jury, is set for the 30 day Of
June.
The Bonanza sa.s there Il some talk
of o. A. Turner, former manager II the
Topopah Company. beinga candidate for
u. S. Senator.
d. +. Wilson returned from San FIR n
cisco yesterday accompanied ~ his two
daughters who have been attending
school in the city.
DIR. j. A.. Kiuntsnan was an arrival
from Austin Monday. He left on No. 6
that afternoon for Cripple Creek, Colo,
on n visit to his daughter.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage.
1t lubricates the sinews, aids quick ae-
ton and prevents stiffness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X, Easton of Cortez
are spending n few days in Austin. They
will soon leave there for San Francisco
Nutfe tucy VIII LdaS up tuelf fesiuebce.
Charles Polkinghorn and daughter,
Mrs. George Brady, after spending sew
eral days visiting friends ia Battle
Mountain, returned to Golconda last
Friday.
NJ. j. Hough, Of Cortez, and Miss
Minnie O'Connor, of Chicago, were mar
ried in the Catholic Church at Austin
last Sunday evening, Rev. Father Shee-
han. officiating.
Conductor VIM. Gillian was taken to
the Sac Francisco hospital Monday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Gillian has appendicitis.
His wife, mother and Conductor Nease
accompanied him.
The Tuscarora Times Review says that
numerous trade dollars are in c%ircula-
lation in that town. Our people should
be careful and see that they do not re-
ceive any Of these coins.
Mrs. Il. q. Horton, James b. and r. NJ.
Horton, and Mrs. j. j. Henderson were
arrivals on Mondays train from Austin.
The Horizons will take up their residence
in Battle Mountain. Mrs. Henderson
will leave in a few days for the city.
Trib is economical. A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains and
burns.
Rev. p. II. Willis was called to Carlin
last Sunday to o~fiiciate at the funeral of
MRS. Hunt, who died at that place. She
had been a resident of Carlin tor mann
years and was a lady much respected and
thought OF by all who knew her.
Chas. s. Calkins OF the Pacific Coast
Miner, and a brother of Thomas D. Cal
kins, who was here in the interest of that
publication, is lying very i'll with pneu-
monia at Lovelock. The Argus notes the
arrival OF relatives of the sick man frnm
California.
Hon. ii. e Prudential, Senator from
Lincoln county, and editor OF the Phoebe
Record. died Inst Friday nipht Mt Phoebe.