The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-11-20
CENTRAL NEVADAM
Local and Personal.
Trib is every toiler's friend.

II. e. Driscoll went up to Austin,Tues-
day.
Joseph Jurey was down from Galena
Tuesday.
Sheriff Watt came down from Austin
Tuesday.
William Mahoney of Austin was in
town Monday.
Walter Dobbs was in town from his
ranch this week.
Mrs. Joseph Jory OF Willow Creek vas
a visitor to town Tuesday.
Michel Michel and brother August,
were visitors in town this week.
Mrs. Ben Wilson and two daughters
of Galena were in town Tuesday.
W. J. Tonl1in of Eureka spent a couple
oil days in town this week on business.
Mrs. w. s.. Porter and daughter Of
Winnemucca, are spending a few DAYS
10 town.
IL uiNA WIZ "ClCo
from the Il. S. ranch for a couple of days
this week.
Steve Ferguson OF Tuscarora passed
through town last Saturday on his way
to Tonopah.
Peter Sarmont, an old resident of Ian
der county, died t Austin last Thursday
aged 70 years.
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
Henry Schmith is now located at Her
kimer, Kansas, where he will remain
for the Winter.
The attention of teachers is called to a
notice elsewhere %postponing the date of
the teachers institute.
Milo Slavan left last week for Cali.
fornia in hopes that a change OF climate
will benefit his health.
No more excuse for married men to
stay out late at night. There are no
more political jobs to attend to.
District Attorney B. L. Hood of Win
nemucca, spent a few days in town this
week visiting DR.. Hood and family.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the NJ. E. Church next Sunday, Novem-
Der 23d, both morning and evening.
Reese jenkins will leave in a few days
on a visit to his old home in Wales. lie
will be absent about four months.
George Abel took two cars of cattle
over the n. c.. Tuesday to the Fish
Greek ranch which he purchased while
in town.
The Gazette says nearly a foot of snow
fell in Truckee Monday night and it was
still showing in the Sierras Tuesday
afternoon.
We would like to ask if the Wads-
worth Dispatch has suspended publica-
ton. We have not received a copy for
about two months
Charles Ramsdell and wife returned
from San Francisco Friday evening.
The young juveniles of the town chiv-
ariaed the couple that night.
Charles Canpbell is doing his assess
ment work on his mine at Clipper, near
Bullion. He has struck ore which as
saws from one thousand to fifteen hun
dred ounces ia silver.
1t is believed that a branch railroad
to Silver Peak and Tonopah from the
main line of the Carson & Colorado, will
be the result of the visit of John Hayes
Hammond to those lamps.
Thus far three gentlemen have had
their names suggested for Speaker OF the
next Assembly. They are Marion S.
Wilson and Il. E, Skaggs Of Elko county
and Warren Noteware Of Humboldt
county.
From all Indications the entire State
Fusion ticket has been elected. Secre-
tary of State Howell and Professor Bray
have narrow margins, but their MAORI
ties are being increased by the official
count.
William Meagher was down from Ga
lena Monday. He made a shipment OF
several tons of ore from his mine a short
time ago and the returns proved to be
very satisfactory. He has about 212
tons more ore at the depot for shipment.
A man at Malone, N. Y. is determine
that he shall purchase no goods made by
a monopoly or trust. He has built a
e. coffin and painted it red, white and blue.
Across the top, in large black letters is
this legend: This coffin Was made by
no id trust.
A young man named Porter cashed
several forged checks in Elko last week
Two for $500 each he redeemed before
the fact that they were spurious were
learned, evidently fearing exposure, but
two for $50 each he passed successfully
The courts have decided that the Fed
eral Salt Trust is an illegal organization
and it has been dissolved. A salt com
pany was organized some few months
ago to handle Nevada salt in opposition
to the trust, and just what effect the
knockout blow to the trust will have on