The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-09-11
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.
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John and James Paul came down
from Argenta Sunday.
The Republican State Convention
meets in Reno tomorrow.
Fred Steiner and son OF Reese River
were visitors to town this week.
Mrs. N. E. Bartoo and baby returned
Friday from a short visit to Austin.
Carlin celebrated Labor Day last week
and the school there had a vacation,
The Wadsworth Dispatch plant will be
moved to the new town east of Reno.
Matt and George Schmith were in
town from Hot Springs Monday taking
in the sights.
Night Operator Brookshire has a ten
days leave of absence and Is visiting his
family at Ogden.
Fred Steiner Jr, and George Schmith
left Tuesday night for a trip to San
Francisco.
The wife OF J. c. Phill'ppi, of Reese
River presented her husband with a son
on the 9th inst.
Richard Eads of Lewis went up to
Elder Creek Monday where he has ST.
cured employment.
During the absence OF DIR. Stubos,
Professor Thurtell, dean Of the Univer-
sits, is acting president.
Mrs. Cook Derringer and daughter
OF Reese River were 10 town last Friday.
They returned home Saturday morning.
The Miner estimates that 300 tons II
freight are delivered monthly In Tono-
pah for that place aud adjacent mining
CAMPS.
August Lemaire, wife and son, Mrs.
VIM. Norris and Adrian Ramsdell ven
up the river Sunday 10 enjoy ii few days
outing.
Marion Moore is hauling from Eek.
man aud O.sen's mine at Galena n cur
load Of ore to the depot for shipment to
Salt Lake.
Joseph Organ OF Mill City has an
nounced himself a candidate for the
nomination OF Assmblyman from Hum
boldt county.
The railroad company is building a
freight depot at Sodaviile, Esmeralda
county. 1t will be 100x40 feet. and will
he the largest on the road.
Three mining men from the East visi.
ted Galcna Monday mud Tuesday, in.
speeding some OF the mines in the dis
tri:t. We did not learn their names.
Commissioner l.. A. Lemsire will go
up to Austin Saturday to attend the
meeting of the Board OF Equalization
which meets at the county seat next
Monday.
over the N. G. Tuesday which J. N.
Evans Of Keno purchased from Fred
Steiner of Reese River. The cattle we're
shipped west Tuesday night.
Senator w. W. Williams sold, the first
OF the week, To the Western Meat Cum-
pany OF San Francisco, 1000 wethers
and 5000 lambs of OF his Exc county
range. Free Press.
MajuI +. NJ. Huffaker has left Virginia
City for Des Moines, Iowa. to attend a
meeting OF the COMMITTEE ON Appeals Of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows of which he is the Chairman.
Simon Bray and Harry King of Aus
tin, de egates to the Republican State
Convention from this county, passed
through Monday on their way to Reno
Trib rightly used never disappoints.
Yesterdays issue Of the Nevada State
Journal contained eight pages, consider
able space being devoted to an illus
trated write-up OF the Wedekind mine
and half-tone portraits Of John Sparks
and George Wedekind.
VIM. Newton's store at Toropah was
robbed Sunday night. The trunk OF IA
mining superintendent was carried off.
1t contained 5000 10 cash, besides other
articles OF value and u lot VI deeds.
There is no clew to the robber.
The Reveill says that the most direct,
quickest and cheapest route TO Tonopah
from the east IL 10y the way OF Austin.
II claims that the distance from Austin
to Tonopab is covered in thirty hours by
the stage and that thus route is thirty
six hours shsrter than by way OF Reno.
Tuesday at Winnemucca, Harold Aid.
rich, Leo Warren and Roger Rutherford,
the boys arrested for setting fire to the
schoolhouse on the night of August 3lst,
we're discharged from custody, the grand
jury having failed to find indictments
against them.
Last Friday was the last date for the
naturalization of aliens who desire to
vote ut the November election. Those
who failed to become citizens prior to
or on that date will not be entitled to
the right of suffrage until two wears