The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
CENTRAL HEvADAA
Local and Personal.

Trib cures insect bites and stings.
Joe Jurey was down from Galena to-
day.
Dave Abel drove in from Jersey yes
terday.
Vim Schwin came down from Austin
last Friday.
II. r. Lemaire went up to Austin Sun.
day morning.
John Paul spent a few days in town
this week.
F. e. Chagnon went down to Mill City
Monday night.
Fent Faulkerson was in town from
Beowawe Yesterday.
Lawyer Dennis went up to Austin
Tuesday morning.
Miss Annie Chiara paid Battle Noun
tain a visit Tuesday.
Abe Wise left Monday by his private
Conveyance lOf iOuopdu.
Mrs. j.. j. Henderson departed last
Friday for San Francisco.
VIM. Meagcr and Walter Moore OF Ga
lena were in town this week.
Peace has been declared between
Great Britain and the Beers.
Miss Susie Garvin went down to Wads-
worth Tuesday on a visit to friends.
Harry Staudcrwick and Joe Scott have
returned from the State University.
Sheriff Watt was in town Saturday
subpoena ing jurymen and witnesses.
A SOC bottle OF Trib liniment in the
house prevents much suffering, saves
much time and some money.
Mr.. Henderson, representing a Chi
cago clothing house, 10 in town.
The Supreme Court OF the United
States adjourned Monday for the term.
G. II. Rand and A. w. Allen were
elected school trustees at Palisade last
week.
Mrs. Hoffman and Miss Mary Kearn OF
Mill Creek. spent Memorial day in towr.
Mrs. Il. l.. Horton has rented tho Lee
marie house, formerly occupied by Geo.
Williams aud family.
John Jory and Mrs. Joseph Jory Of
Willow Creek, took IN the school enter
tainment Monday night.
Several special trains cSrrying Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine en- route to San
Francisco from the East passed through
to-day.
Henry Crum and Jim Paul returned
yesterday from Austin where they had
been s~ubpoenaed as jurors, but were ex-
cused.
james Barris was appointed Justice q
the Peace OF Kennedy at the last meet
ing of the HUMBOLDT county commits
s%ioners.
Charles S. Calkins. one OF the editors
and PROJECTORS of the Pacific Coast Miner,
died in Lovelock last week from pneu
monia.
Miss Lizzie Morgan returned TO Col.
conda Tuesday afternoon after spending
a couple of weeks visiting her mother
and sister.
John, Raymond and Miss Lola Mel
lander were down from Galena Monday
and were ia attendance at the school en-
tertainment.
Loui Gordon, an Austin raised young
man, came up from San Francisco yes
terday and left for Austin this morning
on a visit to his mother.
Two new cases of smallpox have de-
veloped in Elko. The two children of
Mrs. Eager, the first victim, have been
taken i'll with the disease.
The elevation at Battle Mountain,
above sea level, is 4,51I feet, at Austin,
1854 feet, at Belmont, 1882 feet, and at
Las Vegas, Lincoln county, 2,074 feet.
OOuDly SOIuiuisbiOftI II. ~. hculuiit
went up to Austin last Saturday to at
tend the meeting of the Board which
met Monday. He will return tomorrow.
j. A. Miller, jr, passed through on his
way to Austin last Saturday morning.
He was on his way from Palo Alto and
will spend his vacation with his parents.
Miss Clara McGoragle left yesterday
for W%innemucca to spend a couple of
days visiting friends, after which she
will leave for her home in Ogden to
spend her vacation with her parents.
Against q pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret il you forget
Trib when you go u touring.
1t is rumored in railway trainmen
circles that Humboldt House will be
made a freight division ard that the
Southern Pacific will pull up it's Winnie
mucca belongings and move to that
point.
Bert L. Hood returned yesterday on