The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-16
CENTRAL NEvAOAR
Local and Personal.

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from a visit to the city.
A. j. Maestretti and Will Steiner we're
visitors to town last week.
Lawyers Mayenbaum and Dennis were
passengers for Austin Tuesday.
Trib cures insect bit9s and stings.
E. E. Starrett went up to Austin Tues
day and returned yesterday.
J.. F. Mitchell accompanied by his two
sons went up to Austin this morning.
Henry R. Lemaire left Sunday for the
south end of the county to interview the
voters.
John Abel and son Jake, were in town
from Jersey Saturday, returning home
Sunday.
C. B. Nichols and Mrs. Nellie Bach
nan of Carlin were married in Elko
last week.
Mike Yirk left yesterday for Palisade
where he has the contract to erect a
large hotel.
Next years encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, will be held in
San Francisco.
Thomas Powell after spending a few
days in town, returned to his ranch IN
Humboldt county to-day.
Marcel Dupuy, of Austin, and who is
--.l.4... g. 1,a.pfy Ra.ardar tpaa in
town last Friday afternoon.
Harry King is again in business in
Tonopah, having purchased back the
business sold by him last Spring .-Rsv-
ellie.
1t is stated that the railroad company
will begin running trains over the new
track from Browns TO Wadsworth on the
18th instant.
r. NJ. Horton arrived from Austin yes
terday. he has just returned from a
trip to Tonopah and says that it is a
great camp.
E. II. Prentice, division freight agent
located at Reno, was in town Monday
for a few hours, and while in town paid
this office = pleasant call.
II you fail to register before 8 p. m. on
next Monday evening, October 10Th, you
will loose the right to cast your ballot at
the November election,
Night operator Brookshire left last
week for Ogden to take a position at
that place. r. e. Keyes is holding down
the night trick at the Office.
L. B. Rocker, Of Austin, is spending a
few days in town. Mr.. Rocker will
leave in a day or 80 for Stockton, Cal,
where he may probably locate.
The Governor has issued a proclama-
ton offering the usual reward for the ar
rest and conviction of anyone monkeying
with the election laws OF Nevada.
The tenth national irrigation congress,
which opened in Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, last week. was the largest gather
ing OF the kind held for years.
Apthony Russell, candidate for short
term County Commissioner, and Andrew
Eason, a candidate for the Assembly,
were in town this week from Austin.
w. L. Pearce and family arrived in
town Tuesday evening from Cortez and
ieft yesterday morning for their home in
Pleasant valley, Humboldt county.
The races at Reese River began to-
day. They will last three days. A rate
OF 50 for the round trip has been made
from Battle Mountain to the track and
return.
To day is the 10th of October and as
time advances onward it reminds us that
the time is fast approaching when one of
the most festive days for the American
citizen will be here-November 4th.
Fred and Donald Mitchell, sons OF our
popular mining man, J. +. Mitchell, ar
rived Monday morning from Wisconsin.
They will in all probability remain here
with their father.
Ex-senator WATSON has withdrawn as
Silver Party candidate for State Senator
OF EzBnlbTdlud equity. u hnnOo z
tain the election of Frank Thorn, the
Democratic nominee.
james Wheeler came down from Cor
tez last Thursday and after spending a
few days in town left Tuesday for Win
nemucca and from there he went to the
Pearce ranch ia Pleasant Valley, to
spend a couple Of weeks.
George King, the Kansas horse buyer,
shipped from this point last Sunday,
seven carloads of horses East. The
horses were purchased from Bob Bios
som and A. Layton. Henry Schmith
and John Pollard went east with the
horses.
Clerk Malloy is busy getting out the
election proclamation, tickets and other
work incident to the battle OF the ballots
on the 4th of next month. He viii be
very busy until the ballots and other
supplies are placed in the Sheriff's
hands for distribution among the var