The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
CENTRAL NEvADAM
Local and Personal.

Saturday is washington's birthday.
Ed. Friberg is spending a few days in
town.
Mrs Cbiara and son Pete were in town
Tuesday.
Miss Ollie Wise returned this morning
from Reno.
James Paul Of Argenta is spending a
day or two in town.
ed. Connors of Paradise Valley, was in
town this week.
w. C. Hancock's new residence is
about completed.
j. II. Crum returned Sunday morning
from a visit to California.
John Jory of Willow Creek spent a
few days in town this week.
Hon. r. r. Bigelow is again reported
as quite i'll at his home in San Francisco.
A product Of Nevada, Trib, is the
b)st liniment yet discovered by a
A Nevadan has purchased 1000 tents
at the Preside to take to Tonopah in
the Spring.
Harry Wise came up from Winnemucca
this morning and will remain over for
the dance.
George Russell, Sr, attended the fun
eral OF the late j. r. Bradley at Reno
Sunday.
H. r. Lemaire returned yesterday
from a twoweeks' visit to Austin and vi.
cinity.
Mrs. w. T. jenkins and little daughter
Mary, left for San Francisco Sunday
might.
Harry Standerwick and Joe Scott re-
turned Saturday morning from the State
University.
Vim. Macdonald is down from Copper
Basin. He will play for the dance to-
morrow night.
Max Schoen, the popular cigar drum
mer. has started in business for him
Sell In Sal ~fraDcisco.
Lovelock now has a supply Of pure
water for family use. piped there from
the Humboldt House.
Three deaths occurred in Plumas
county, Cal, last week from blood pois-
oning by vaccine matter.
Trib used rightly neve disappoints.
1t is just q liniment, makes but few
promises and fulhlls them.
Mrs. l.. ID. Huntsman was reported
very i'll at the home of her daughter Mrs.
ID. w. Wallis in San Francisco this
week.
The seeds sent this office by Congress
man Newlands are going very rapidly. II
you desire some call ut this office and get
them.
Andrew Lepetich came in from his
ranch yesterday and will remain and
take in the X. OF p. ball tomorrow
night.
Through the efforts OF Senator Kearns
OF Utah three postal clerks will be added
at onee to the force now employed on the
G. P. railroad.
w. Il. Bray and F. NJ. Clark have sold
their interest in the Josie mine at Ely,
White Pine county, to Milford Martin,
OF New York for 5000.
The Horton Co npany received IRON the
u st a few days ago a shipment of wall
paper, Of all colors and designs. Call at
the store and inspect same.
Mrs. Fred Steiner and daughter Miss
Emma, came down from their ranch or
Reese River last Friday. Mrs. Steiner
will remain in own for some time.
Miss Josie and Laura Chatelle are
both very i'll at their home on South
street. The former is afflicted with
pneumonia and the latter has diph-
theria.--Roveille.
Walter aud John Tonkin left Sunday
morning for their home at Eureka. John
who has been under DIR. Hoods care for
the past two weeks, returned much im-
proved In health.
We are sorry to note that Bert Hood
has been suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia since last Saturday, but glad
to hear that he is out OF all danger and
on the road to recovery.
B. d. Forrest, representing the San
Francisco Bulletin, came down from
Elko last Friday and spent a couple OF
days ~canvassing the town in the interest
OF the Bulletin and NEvADAN.
The Mining Laws, a new compilation
up to date, containing the State and
United States Mining Laws, is in the
hands Of the State Printer and will 1T
ready for distribution in a few days, az
soon as bound.
Rev. Father Sheehan in company Will
Rev. Father Butler, spent a few days il
town last week. Sunday Father Shee
hsn conducted services ia the Catholi,
Church ut this place. Tuesday he wen.
up to Austin and will occupy the pulpi