The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-02
CENTRAL HEVADAN
Local and Personal.

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conda to-day.
The County Commissioners meets in
Austin next Monday.
Mrs, Joseph Dusang returned yester-
day from a visit to Elko.
Clarence Lee returned Wednesday
from a visit to Austin.
Henry 8. Rice of Gardnerville has been
appointed guard at the State Prison.
No magic about Trib, no witchcraft;
just a liniment, but supreme.
T. L. Oddie has been appointed gen
eral superintendent OF the Tonopah
mines.
A clean, strong wholesome lini-
ment, Trib does all claimed for it.
The paycar passed through last Satur-
day, gladdeniDg the hearts CT the EN-.
ployees.
Miss Maggie Hinman went up to Pal
isade Tuesday evening and returned
Wednesday.
Lawyers E. 8. Harrington of Elko and
j. F. Dennis of Winnemucca were in
town this week.
Thomas Nelson of Stone House was
in town Monday. Mr., Nelson had just
returned from a trip to Salt Lake.
Ben Pierce, after spending the holidays
with his mother and sisters, left for
Wadsworth on No. 3 to-day.
E. e. Starrett and family and T. e.
Hagar and family spent New Years with
Thomas Nelson and wife OF Stone House.
Edward A. Skillman, editor OF the
Eureka Sentinel, was married to Miss
Eta Crumley Of Red Bluff, at San Fran
cisco on Christmas. Congratulations.
Bob Blossom has a force OF men at
work On the river cutting ice. The ice
Is from 6 TO 8 inches In thickness and Is
clear as crystal.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display OF Sanborn, Vail & Co.
which has no equal in that city.
w. ]. Woolcock who was injured in a
runaway a week ago last Sunday, and
who was confined to his bed for seve raj
days, is able to be up and around and is
at his post Of duty in Lemaire's store.
A prettier Winter day than New Years
would be hard to find anywhere. The
sky was bright and clear. The air was
still and just cool enough to be bracing.
In fact the 3rst day of 1902 was a perfect
day.
There were very few people in town
who did not watch the old year put and
the new one in. When the clock showed
the death Of the old year and the birth
OF the new, bells rang and the noise from
arearms was ~deafening for some min
utes.
The mining boom at Tonopah is help
ing Candelaria. The town has been
dead for the past ten years, but the
travel that way has revived business aud
hotels and saloons are again in running
order.
The railroad company have a force of
men at work raising the water tank near
the pump house. The tank is to be
raised twenty-six inches. This is done
to allow the large engines to take water
at this tank.
Captain James Parker, one Of Ad-
miral Schley's counsel, said yesterday
that Admira! Schley regards the case as
closed, but that his friends will ask Con-
.gress to vindicate him by retiring him
on full pay and reimbursing him for the
expenses OF his trial.
A neglected sprain becomes q chron-
&c weakness. Trib used in time pre-
vents this. Just as good does not ex-
set.
Frank Martin aud family left Tuesday
night for Reno at which place they will
make their future home. Frank has
been one OF the North's End prominent
citizens for several years and it is with
sad regret that we see him and his fam
lily leave. What is Battle Mountains
loss is Reno's gain.
1t d a geographical fact, but ons
which will not be generally credited
without reference to the maps, that Los
Angeles, Cal, is almost due south Of
@innemucca. A sharp Remote has won
numerous wagers Of late betting on the
proposition that Los Angeles is east OF
Reno.
Csnductor George Human has to nav.
igaoo by the aid OF a pair of crutches
these days. About the first OF December
ne was out with his train gathering old
iron vt different places on the road and
was by the side OF a car when one of the
workme accidentally struck George or
the left leg above the knee with a piece
OF iron. hurting h;s lar FOR tho finn