The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-04-03
CENTRAL MEvADAA
Local and Personal.
Stiff neck cured by Trib.

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River Monday.
The Williams sheep are being shorn
at Argenta.
B. f. Wilson and wife were visitors to
to town yesterday.
Matt Schmith was in town from Hot
Springs Tuesday.
r. E. Chagnon OF Galena is spending
a few days in town.
Guy Butterleld and wife came down
from Palisade Saturday.
Billy Sciuchetti has re-opened his sa-
loon business in Austin.
Dan Mcdonald closed up his saloon
on the LIST Of this month.
Deputy Sheriff George Rose Of Winnie
mucca was in town Saturday.
James Robinson and wife were down
from Iron Canyon yesterday.
George Rice, an old pioneer of Austin,
died at that place last Friday from
pneumonia.
Harry Hodge was down from Iron
Canyon Tuesday purchasing supplies for
the mines.
Jake Abel drove into town last week
from Jersey District with a load OF con
centrates.
Mrs. j. j. Henderson of San Francisco
spent yesterday in town. She departed
for Austin this a. NJ.
Clyde Ganser went up to the Blue
House where he has secured employ
ment on the Dunphy ranch.
N. j. Pearce and wife came down
from Cortez last Friday afternoon and
left for Austin Saturday morning.
1t is rumored that the Western Union
Telegraph Company will move its repeat
ing Office from Reno to Winnenucca.
Mild. yet strong, Trib does not hurt
n baby's skin, yet penetrates a horses
leg. Trib cures bruises and sprsins.
Two cars Of horses came over the N.
G. yesterday belonging to Mr.. Peacock
and were shipped last night to Chicago.
DR.. p. Harold Foss died in Reno Mon
day from scarlet fever, contracted while
in the discharge Of his professional
duties.
The Supreme Court has sustained the
decision of the lower court in the case of
the State OF Nevada va. The N. C. r. r.
Co.
VIM. Jurey and wife and Joseph Jurey
and wife we're down from Galena yester-
day to attend the funeral Of the late little
Herbert Uren.
Senator J. p. Jones has requested DR..
J. Z. Stubs to hold an examination for
the vacant cadetship at West Point On
April 22nd and 23d.
A wreck occurred last evening at Blue
Canyon. No passenger trains will pass
through from the West until some time
to. night. We could learn no particulars.
r. e. l.. Windcl of the W"innemucca
Silver State is being rather prominently
mentioned as Il candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination for State Printer.
+. C. MacNeil came down from Austin
last Friday and placed himself under
fhn aara 80 hr Hood pprarfan from
liver and kidney trouble. lie is a very
sick man.
The public school was closed Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week out of re-
spect TO the memory OF the late little
Herbert Uren, he being a pupil OF the
school.
Fifty cents in a bottle CT Trib re-
turns full valae-perhaps more-may
save a limb-has saved many-Brings
comfort too.
j. +. Mitchell, who has been very sick
with pneumonia at Iron Canyon for the
past three weeks, has suilicien atty re-
covered 30 as to be up and around. lie
was in town last Saturday.
W. Il. Hook has been elected General
Manager and Joseph Bray Superintend-
ent of the newly organized company
known as the New York and Nevada
Copper Company with mines at Ely,
Nevada.
Andrew Lepetich was in town from
his ranch at Carico Lake Tuesday.
Andy tells us that a great amount of
enow has fallen in his section which in-
sures him an abundance of water and
good crops.
May 10Th has been fixed as the date
for turning over the island of Cuba to
its people. President Palma will be in
augurated on that day and American
control of the island will cease on his in
auguration. May Goth should be a mem
orable day in Cuban history.
G. s. Moore returned Sunday morn
ing from a several weeks visit to Califor-
mia. Mr.. Moore spent the greater part