The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-12-18
CENTRAL nEVADAA
Local and Personal.
Trib is every toiler's friend.

Tfib Is every toilers iflehu'
John Boyle of Paradise is in town.
W. A. Cheek is spending a few days IN
town.
LAWYER J. F. Dennis of Winnemucca'
went up to Austin Tuesday morning.
George B. Williams, wife and paoy
we're in town from Beowawe MS Weeh'
Miss Mary chiara arrived from cortez
ruesday to attend her brothers funeral.
Ike Solomon has just received a fresh
supply of candies and nut for the holl-
days.
A n. Lemaire : Sons received a car
load of sugar and a carload OF flour his
week.
County Clerk Malloy was down from
Austin last Friday. He returned to Aus
tin Saturday.
After January !, a money order SER
vice will be included in the free rural
delivery of the postal department.
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that insurance companies must
pay policies in cases where the holder
commits suicide.
A work train was in the yard yester-
day carrying away the cinders that have
accumulated near the water tank for
several weeks past.
Douglas beat Howell for Secretary OF
State by l66 majority and Ring beat
Bray for Superintendent Of Public In
~struction by II majority.
One hundred and sixty head Of cattle
came down from Reese River Monday.
The cattle belonged to J. II. Wilson and
were 10 charge of Arthur Rocker.
James G Sweeney, the newly elected
Attorney-Gener | Of Nevada, was mar
ried in San Francisco Sunday afternoon
to Miss Mabel V Ttembath Of Virginia
City.
The residence OF Ike L,throp at Wads-
worth was destroyed by fire last Sunday
This is the second time within a year
that Mr. Lothrop has been left homeless
from the same cause.
john Paul returned from California
last Sunday morning and after attending
to some business matters, took his de-
parture Tuesday night for the western
part Of tue State.
Mrs. Lisette Hoffman and children
and Miss Mary Kearn returned Monday
evening on No. 3 from a visit to Mrs.
Hoffman's old home in Switzerland.
They report having had a splendid trip
and enjoyed their visit very much.
Only truth is told OF Trib linimcnt
cures. Those who know truet Trib.
Compare the weather, the people OF
Nevada are now enjoying, with the &C
counts OF blizzards and snow storms
now prevailing east of the Rockies, and
thank your lucky stare that you are on
this side Of the great divide.
The Horton Company have received n
fine line OF Xmas goods, consisting of
toys, fancy chiuaware, glassware, dolls
Of every description, albums and toilet
cases, perfume, iewelry aud many other
articles to numerous to mention.
A. j. Pullman Of Elko spent Tuesday
In Battle Mountain attending to some
business. That evening he took his de.
parture for Reno where he will spend a
few days visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Coffin, after which he will go to San
Francisco on a short visit.
Mort Curieux and Miss Lille johnson
were married last "Wednesday evening at
toests drank at the wedding was word-d
az follows: To the fair bride! May her
futare be as replete with happiness as
her past has been spotless, and may her
Z offspring, as works of art and beauty, be
perfect Curi-ohs.
Last Monday, in the District Court,
Judge Jones granted Matilda ROWING
absolute divorce from james G. Pown-
ing. also awarded the plaintiff the GUS
: tody OF the minor child and alimony
frosa commencement of sui at $40 per
month, together with costs. The di.
vorce wal granted on the grounds Of de-
sertson and failure to provide.
A Missouri editor apologies to his
readers for the lack OF new as follows,
which the trials to which a country edi-
tor h often subject. 1--WE expected to
have a marriage and a death notice this
week, but a violent storm prevented the
wedding, and the doctor being sick him
self, tie patient recovered, and we are
accordingly cheated out OF both items.
The Searchlight says the condition of
James Custom, who was stabbed by Jack
Williams a week ago last Saturday, eon-