The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16

7. H. Jewell, who has held the posi-
ton of express agent and postmaster a
Palisade for a number of years has re
signed. As yet no one has been ap
pointed to ill the vacancy.
The two daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3
F. Wilson left last Friday for San Fran
cisco where the young ladies viii attent
Clark's college in that city. Mrs. Wilson
accompanied her daughters to the city
R. M. Chyrsler, died at his home il
Smoky Valley last Friday morning. HI
was a young man, 26 years of age, ane
leaves a young wife, a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. l.. Butler. The cause Of hi
death was pneumonia.
At a recent meeting of the Directors
of the New Pass G. NJ Co, held in Sal
Lake City. VIM. Easton of Austin, was
appointed Nevada State Agent for said
company, it being found necessary tc
have such an agent.-Reveille.
On Thursday evening, January 10Th.
the Tuscarora Miners Union will give a
grand dedication ball at Plunkett's Hall.
The committee has the thanks Of the
NEyApAN for one Of the beautiful CON.
plimentary tickets.
Battle Mountain Lodge, No. %, T. &
A. NJ, met Tuesday night and initiated
three new members into the mysteries Of
their order. After the meeting adjourned
all repaired to the Capitol Hotel where
they partoolk of fine lunch,
C. S. Moore of Galena left Tuesday for
San Francisco on a visit to his daughter
Mrs. Eugene Dntertre. Mr.. Moore will
also visit several other places Of interest
in the Golden State before his return.
He will be absent for some time.
Frank Martin camp up from Reno
Tuesday afternoon on business aud re
turned that night. Mr.. Martin. informed
us that he purchased in Reno a few days
ago a fine furnished house. Mr.. Martin
speaks in glowing terms of the future OF
Reno.
W. g. Owens, station agent at Garlin.
recently received the appointment as in.
struetor in the Union Pacific system Of
station records. which has been adopted
by the Southern Pacific. Mr.. Owens
territory includes the stations between
Wadsworth and Carlin.
A change which has been put into eff
feet in the railway mail service gives all
the clerks running in and out of Ogden
a longer lay off at that end. The clerks
on train No. l get one day additional and
all others from five to twelve hours, the
lay of at Reno being cut do IN.
We were visited this afternoon by a
terrific dust storm which lasted several
minutes filing the air with clouds OF
dust during which time thunder aud
lightning prevailed. This is queer
weather for January and something that
is puzzling our old weather ~prognostic.
ator.
l.. E. Kendrick received a letter from
George Lutz, from Dolston, Illinois, IN
which he states that he was enjoying
good health and that he was going to
open a butcher shop in a small town a
few miles distant from Dolston. lie
wishes to be kindly remembered to his
many friends in Battle Mountain.
The Board of Pardons met in Carson
Monday and considered applications for
clemency. Vie Bouton, sent FROM Hum
boldt county in April, 1900, for seven
years for cattle stealing, was pardoned
on condition hat he leave the State. IL.
j. johnson, VIII was in the pen fer one
year for an assault to do great bodily
harm upon a citizen Of Reno, was also
pardoned.
An autopsy was held in Tonopah last
week on the body of a man named Gum
who was supposed to have died from the
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there and it was found that his liver had
enlarged to four times its normal size,
aud had pressed up against the heart,
forcing it against his lungs in such a
manner as to choke the action Of the
latter organs.
?. Paroni, a commissioner Of Eureka
county, plead guilty in the U. S. District
Court at Carson Saturday to the charge
of selling whisky to Indians. Judge
Hawley sentenced him TO pay a fine Of
$3.50 aud be imprisoned in the Jail Of
Eureka county for two months. Paroni's
conviction raises an interesting question
that Governor Sadler will be called upon
to solve which is: Can a man convicted
of a felony under the U. S. statutes hold
Office IN this State?
REMARKABLE CURE or GROUP.
A Little Boys Life Saved.