The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-08-14

with the California Methodist Confer
ence.
Mrs. Jacob Trolson and two children
who have been visiting In Austin for the
past two months, passed through Mon
day on her way home to Silver City,
Idaho.
Marion Escobar left Monday evening
in charge OF sixteen cars of sheep for
San Francisco The sheep came over
the n. c. last week from Ledlie and be-
longed to p. S.. Jensen.
Conductor Earl Pease and brakeman
Henry Atkinson were injured in an acct
dent which occurred early Saturday
morning at Browns Station. Earl had
his knee badly wTenehed.
E. w. Clayton and wife departed for
California Sunday evening. Mrs. Clay
ton will visit her parents at Fresno for
some time. L. W. will take in the sights
in the city before he returns.
What's the matter with county candi-
didates? Conventions will meet before
long. Let the people know what you
want. Send us your name, the Office de-
sired and a $40 bill and we'll try and do
the rest.
The Tuscarora Times Review says that
Republicans in that neck of the woods
are talking OF presenting the name of J.
c. Doughty to the Republican conven-
ton for the nomination FOR Secretary of
State.
III. E. Randall, w. J. Woolcock and @
B. Ramsdell left last Friday night for
San Francisco to take in the sights for a
couple of weeks. The two former being
Knights, will have an enjoyable time on
the side.
The ffty-mile bicyc'e relay race he
tween the Garden City Wheelmen of San
Jose aud the Reno Wheelmen took place
in the last named city Sunday afternoon
and was another victory added to the
credit CT the Nevada champions.
Mrs. Mary Rutherford came over the
n. G. Friday from Silver Creek where
she has been on "a visit Of several weeks
to her daughter Mrs. Robt. Watt. The
lady spent Saturday visiting friends In
Battle Mountain, leaving that ni9ht for
her home ia Winremucca.
When you want a pbysie that il mild
aud gentle, allow a candidate to keep
listen attentiycly to his " praise and
the reasons why he should be elected to
office. This physic costs nothing and is
generally accompanied with IA drink.
A private letter from San Francisco
states that the city is simply a blaze of
glory after night sets in. The principal
streets are IA net work OF Incandescent
lights OF various colors and designs. The
city is not decorated with bunting to any
very great extent but looks veay pretty.
Reno Gazett,.
1t is said that a large number OF can
bi1Htts " Ill NC OhA III IN tOhbts ~
office this Fall and that the diGerett
Offices TO which they aspire is unlimited.
We hive a fairly comprehensive mind,
but when the ciphers of an enumeration
wander off into the uufathomable depths
of infnity we give it up.
The Reveille of August 9th, comes to
the trent with more political gossip and
is to the effect that William Easton Of
Austin is a candidate for County As
SCISSOR, that Harry Randall is out for
Clerk, that Lee Crum will be a candidate
for County Recorder and that II. E.
Driscoll will be in the field for District
Attorney.
The Republican Central Committee Of
Lander county held IA meeting in Austin
last Saturday evening and appointed
the following named gentlemen as dele
gates to the State Convention to be held
in Reno on the 18th day Of September
next: Austin-Simon Bray, G.. W. Nc
Hardy, W. G. Gayhart, Harry King, aud
j. II. Wilson; Battle Mountain R. NJ.
Horton, K. c. Blossom and IL. S Starrett.
Two families OF Bulgarian gypsies ar
rived here from the east Tuesday. The
outfit includes numberless ragged chill.
dren and a couple of women fortune
t%ellers. The latter canvased the town
Oh a begging tour this morning. The
gypsies says they are from Chicago and
are going to San Franc;seo.-Winne-
mucca Silver State.
This Is the same outfit that was 10
Battle Mountain Sunday, trying to tell
a great many Of our peoples fortune.
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