The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-12
CENTRAL NEVADAN
Local and Personal.


Lemaire & Sons received a carload OF
beer Monday.
George Abel came 10 from Jersey Dis
trict yesterday.
E. ". Clayton has purchased F. A.
Limbaugh's piano.
DR.. Porter, the dentist, returned to
Winnemucca Friday.
The Mystic Shriners are having a big
time in San Francisco.
The United States Grand Jury will
meet in Carson to- morrow.
J. n. Brown and wife Of Silver Greek
came down on the N. G. yesterday.
Miss Ollie Wise returned home last
Thurday from the State University.
Henry McCourt came down from Aus
tin yesterday on his way to Carson.
B. F. Wilson OF Galena is in Carson
attending the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Reno has another case of smallpox.
Mr.. Phil Jacobs is the victim this time.
John Noble sold II head of horses to
George King, an eastern buyer, last Fri
day.
Frank Boskowitz, The genial drummer,
was 10 town Monday taking orders for
his firm.
w uv;1;a an Jo~n from, EIlyo
Tuesday. He went up to old Pittsburg
to-day.
The society game Of ping pong has
not made its appearance 10 Battle Noun
tain as yet.
All OF the iurymen and witnesses who
were attending Court at Austin have re-
turned home.
Mrs. J. II. Crum departed yesterday
afternoon for Ogden on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. W. a. Cheek.
Mrs. J. J. Lynch and children left last
Saturday for Newark, Cal, where Mr.
Lynch has employment.
A Soc bottle OF Trib liniment in the
house prevents much suffering, saves
much time and some money.
The Schmith boys Of Hot Springs sold
last week to Harry Peacock 200 head OF
horses, which were shipped East.
A. w. Allen was in town from Pals
ade last Sunday. Archie will leave on
the 9th for Connecticut ON a visit to his
old home
The mining boom at Thunder Noun.
tain, Idaho, ia said to have nattened out.
Stories OF the great wealth of that dis
trict having been greatly exaggerated.
Two dealers trading side by side
One for trade on ads. relied,
One old fogy methods trusted.
First ones rich, the others busted.
Harry King came down from Austin
yesterday on his way 10 Carson City to
attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
which will meet in that city X Tues
day.
J. K. Wilson Of Reese River had two
six horse teams here last Monday load
fng barb wire from A. d. Lemaire &
Sons store which was taken to the ranch
on Reese River.
O.. j. Clifford was an arrival from Aus.
tin yesterday and left last night on No.
o for Lovelock to attend the Grand
Lodge X. OF p. which convened in Love
lock to-day.
The Times is the name of Il new paper
soon to be- launched at Phoebe. 1t is re-
ported that il will be in the interest Of
an aspirant for u. S. Senator and will
run till after election.
Mrs. d W Wallis and daughter Miss
Mary and Rae Hancock arrived from
San Francisco Monday afternoon on a
visit to relatives. Miss Agnes Thornton
a schoolmate OF Miss Mary's accompa.
MED them to Battle Mountain.
Z. w. Clayton, proprietor of the Club
Saloon, is having an addition built on to
the saloon, which will be used for a chop
house, where meals will be served at all
hours during the day and night. L. t.
George and son are putting up the build
ing.
Against a pain from bruise or sprain
Trib's the best insuring.
You will regret If you forget
Trib when you go a touring.
Anticipating a scarcity OF lodging ac-
Communications during the Reno carnival,
arrangements have been made by the
Southern Pacifc Company to place
eighty sleeping cars on the sidetracks
around Reno for the accommodation Of
the public.
Sheriff Watt passed through yesterday
on his way to Carson with two prisoners
for the State Penitentisry Sylvestre
A%urtenchea, sentenced to ten years for
the killing OF Chas. Leon at the Bailey
goat ranch on the 18Th of May, and Alex.
Castro, sentenced to serve one year and
n half for selling whisky to Indians.