The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-08-07
CENTRAL HEvADAH
Local and Personal.

Every teamster should have Trib.
Politics are beginning to warm up.
William Woolcock returned to Mill
CityAast Saturday
A wedding will take place in Battle
Mountain this month.
Don Macdonald returned Friday from
"a prospecting trip to Smoky Valley.
John Pollock of Skull Creek this
county has announced himself for Sher-
if.
d. Il. Starrett is confined to his bed
suffering from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Scott Spencer, a brother of Mrs. Thos.
Nelson, is very i'll at his sisters home at
Stone House.
Mrs. w. H. Hood and children went
up to Elko yesterday on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Hood.
L. A. Lemaire returned from Austin
Yesterday, after attending a meeting OF
the Board OF Commissi oners.
John Mellander, William E,kman,
William Meager and f. e. Chagnon
were down from Galena this week.
Z. e. Winfrey will be a candidate be-
fore the Fusion Convention for State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Mrs. |. Solomon and son returned from
Mill Creek to-day where they have been
on a visit to Mrs. Hoffman and family.
II. e. Driscoll and wife came up from
San Francisco Monday. They are oc-
cupying F. A. Limbaugh's residence.
The Republican County Central Com
mittee Of Lander county will meet in
Austin, Saturday evening, August 9th,
1902.
Trib is clean; its odor pleasant, mild
yet powerful; fulfils all promises. AS a
linimept, Trib is supreme.
B. D. Forrest, representing the San
Francisco Bulletin, was in town Monday
and Tuesday of this week soliciting sub
scriptious for the Bulletin egadan com
bination.
c. s.. Vadner was down to Winnie
mucca this week. While at Winnemucca
he shipped a carload Of high grade ore
to Salt Like, the ore being extracted
from the Gold note mine at Kennedy.
Prof. 7. W. Cowgell of Reno has been
appointed Principal Of the Austin school;
Miss Louisa Pohl. arst grammar; Miss
Maggie Kearu. second grammar; Miss
Jessie Schmidtlein. primary department.
W. l.. Pearce, wife and two children
came into town last Thursday evening
from their ranch in Pleasant Valley,
Humboldt county. They took their de
parture for Cortez Friday morning where
Mrs. Pearce and the children will re-
main for some time on n visit to rela-
tivas.
John W. Cliff, general manager OF the
Gold Park mines, came over the n. G.
from Austin yesterday on his way to his
home at Des ~noines, Iowa. Mr.. Cliff
tells us the Gold Park property is look
ing very good and that a few more men
have been added to the force that was
already employed.
An exchange aptly remarks that a
newspaper should give candidates for
Office the same support it receives from
then. A nan who does not contribute
a cent to the support Of his home paper
until he ia a candidate for office, should
not except the editor to waste a hun
dred dollars worth of space in booming
him for Office.
Tuesday night a large fire was visi ole
from town 10 the neighborhood Of Dean
and it was thought for a time that the
Dean mill or some OF the other buildings
at the mine were on fire. We have
learned since that the fire was nothing
more than brush burning on the bill
below Dean. At one time the fire gain
ed such proportion that many Of the
miners we're put to watch the fire to
keep it from spreading to the company's
property.
The registration books are now open
at Judge Hagar's office. MIR. Hagar de-
sires US to state that he will register NO
enc unless the voter appears in person
before him aud makes oath to the follow
ing: II do solemnly swear that ! am a
citizen Of the United States, that | am
al the age OF twenty-one years, and
have actually, and not constructively,
resided ia the State six months, and 10
this county thirty days, next proceeding
the day of the ensuing election, and
that / am not registered elsewhere in the
State. So help me God"
See nctice in another column.
A freight crew passing through Tues
day evening reported at the depot that
they Dassed n man living beside the track