The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-03-27
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.

Local news is not very plentiful these
days.
See Notice OF Forfeiture in another
column.
Mrs. Lisette Hoffman Of Mill Creek is
In town.
Wm. Altenburg returned Tuesday
from Lovelock.
George Williams has returned from
Churchill county.
I. Solomon received a large invoice OF
dry goods this week.
Adam Altenberg is in town from Al
pine, Churchill county.
John Jory of Willow Creek, was a Wis
itor TO town this week.
r. M. Horton went up to Austin on
last Thursdays outgoing train.
Rev. Father Sheehan of A ustin preach
ed In the Catholic Church Sunday.
F. X. Murphy, the Winnemucca attor-
ney, paid the town a visit last Saturday.
Harry ~Standerwick came up from Reno
this morning on a short visit to relatives.
A. P. Maestretti came down from Aus
tin yesterday on his way to California on
a visit.
China Hue opened up his restaurant
Tuesday and says he will serve meals at
all hours.
Fred Steiner came down from his
ranch on Reese River Monday on a visit
to his wife.
William Easton was down from the
county seat Monday on business and re-
turned Tuesday.
A. d. Lemaire & Sons received two
carloads OF lumber and a car OF coal a
few days ago.
Ayoung man from California has taken
a position as clerk in the Horton Com
pany's store.
Little Ray Hancock took his depart
ure last night for San Francisco on a
visit to relatives.
jim Moore returned Sunday morning
from Virginia City where he spent a
week visiting his parents.
Lawyer J. F. Dennis, vile and daugh-
ter OF Wiunemucca, spent n couple OF
days in Battle Mountain last week.
Mrs. r. C. Langford returned from
Stockton. CAL. Sunday morning where
she has been for the past two months.
Next Sunday Easter services will be
held in the NJ. &. Church. Some special
music will BIO rendered at the evening
service.
The six.ounce bottle OF Trib Mt Soc
rs the popular size of the best lini-
ment. No remedy is more often
needed.
John Breuner, who has branch fur
niture stores in all OF the large cities of
this Coast. will open n branch store at
Reno May lst.
This mornings Reno Gazette says that
four new cases Of smallpox have devel-
oped at Loyalton recently and one new
case is reported at Beckwith.
William Pearce returned to his ranch
ia Pleasant Valley last Saturday MORN
ing. He brought in several boxes of
apples which he sold very rapidly.
Andrew Carnegie has offered to donate
$15.000 to erect Il public library building
in Reno, provided the people will raise
$500 a year to maintain the library.
The weather forecasts for the balance
OF March are for cold storms aud will
wind up with heavy snow and cold wave
about the 3lst. Hicks says TO look after
your stock until after the 3lst.
l.. NJ. Pugh, postmaster at Dem, de
sires us to state that he has received two
sacks OF seeds from the Department of
Agriculture and he will forward seed to
anyone who vii. notify him OF their
wants.
The sale Of the personal property of
the Otaheite Geld & Silver Mining &
Milling Company at Lewis was not held
on the 10Th inst. as was advertised. 1t
has been postponed to April 18th by Or
der OF the Sheriff.
Sam Rocky, u former conductor on
the s. p. vas in town last Saturday. Mr..
Rocky is running a saloon near Palisade
where there are at present several hun.
dred men employed by the S. P. on the
cutoff. He was here purchasing sup
plies.
For burns and bruises Trib is chief;
From every sprain it takes the pain.
TO muscles sore it brings relief;
And for the .hoss" it is the boss.
1t is now intimated that the new rail
read from Salt Lake City to Ely, White
Pine county, will connect with the Ne
vada Midland, thus making a short cut
to T~onopah. 1t would also make a short
route to Eureka as the line would run a
little ways south of that camp.