The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-03-06
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.


Or. Porter returned to Winnemucca
last Monday.
Loyal Rsbekah Lodge No. Is, Will
meet tomorrow night.
j. A. Fillmore died in San Francisco
last Thursday.
Thomas Nelson was up from Stone
House Tuesday.
Argeuta Lodge No. 10, X. of p, meets
Saturday night.
Mrs. H. Paulson went down to Whine.
mucca yesterday.
Miss Lettie Childrees came down from
Mill Creek yesterday.
Tom Dron of Tuscarora went up to
Austin Tuesday morning.
B. F. Wilson and wife OF Galena, were
visitors to town this week.
Charles Graham left for San Francisco
yesterday on a short visit.
l.. e. Kendrick has had a new sign
painted and placed over his saloon.
Harry Hodge, foreman OF the Iror
Canyon mine. was in town Monday.
Frank Chiara has returned from Al
pine where he has been for some months
Messrs. Hyde and Woods of Salt Lake
paid Battle Mountain a visit last week.
Antoine Buscazzio intend 500 to leave
FOR his old home at Geneva, Italy, on a
visit.
p. s. Brooks has been in town for sew
eral days feeling somewhat under the
weather.
George Engstrom and Fent Faulker-
son were down from Beowawe last Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. A. Cheek arrived from Ogden
last Saturday afternoon on a visit to her
parents.
A. w. Allen and ]. II. Pratt of Pals
ade. were in town Tuesday, returning
Wednesday morning.
Miss Mary Mccarthy departed y~ester-
day for San Francisco. The young lady
will enter Heald's Business College.
There Is from three to three feet and a
half of snow on the Dean grade and four
feet on the grade at old Battle Noun
tain.
G. Mariani and wife went down to
Wadsworth Monday to attend the funer.
al OF the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
b. Sturla.
The six.ounce bottle Of Trib at Soc
is the popular size of the best lini-
ment. No remedy is more often
needed.
Mrs W. 8. Porter is in San Francisco
making a selection of fine Spring millin-
cry. She will visit Battle Mountain
early in the Spring.
Rev. e. ". Van Deventer preached in
the M. Z. Church last Sunday both
morning and evening. He departed for
Austin this morning.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the New York
multi ~millionairess, is behind the scheme
for constructing the California Midland
railway through Nevada.
For burns and bruises Trib is chief;
From every sprain it takes the pain.
To muscles core it brings relief;
And for the "hoss" il is the boss.
VIM. Al.enberg has resigned his po-
sition in the Il. q p. shops at Palisade
and returned to Battle Mountain. lie
may locate in Lovelock.
The Virginia Report is reliably inform
ed that q supreme effort will be made at
the next session Of the Legislature to
remove the STATE capital to Reno.
A report has reached Austin from Bel
mont that the disease so fatal in Tono-
pah some weeks ago has again broken
out and that many people are Sick
Reveille.
Il is claimed that when all the ~cut-offs
are completed the running time of
trains between San Francisco and Ogden
$40 miles, will be cut down about twelve
hours.
The Argus says that the Lovelock
pesthouse has an inmate. The patient
came from Reno and his case is pro-
nounced genuine smallpox by the ply
~sicians.
Four miners went up to Dean Tuesday
where they have employment. We I'M
derstand a great many more miners will
be put to work in the course OF a week
or two.
William Woolcock of Mill City was in
Battle Mountain Tuesday. Mr.. Woolcock
and partner recently sold the Mammoth
group of claims at Star City to Judge
Bartch and other Salt Lake capitalists.
President B~amberger Of the Nevada
Midland, will have forces at work in a
very short time, and the III miles Of new
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