The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-08-14
CENTRAL AEVADAn
Local and Personal.

Every teamster should have Trib.
Ben Wilson was in town this week.
Tom Nelson was up from Stone House
Tuesday.
Train No. 4 was about four hours late
this morning.
Jesse Daniels and wife returned 70
Austin last Saturday.
Superintendent D. j. Bousfeld was
down from Dean this week,
The King Of England was crowned in
proper shape last Saturday.
Fred Altenburg accompanied by his
mother went to San Francisco Saturday
night on a visit.
Mrs. George w. Human and daughter
Miss Maggie, came up from Winnemucca
Sunday evening.
The overland limited trains will be
equipped with oil-burners within the
next six weeks.
Alh III III Slditt u haso
been awarded the contract to repair and
paint the schoolhouse.
John Jory accompanied by Mrs. JOS
eph Jory, were in from Willow Creek last
s turday and Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Trenmor Coffin have left
Carson City and are now en- route to
Alaska on a pleasure trip.
During the month of July ffty-six car
loads OF ore were shipped from Tonopah
to the Salt Lake smelters.
The Reno Gazette says that Hon. &c. S.
harrington OF Elko will be the Republi.
can nominee for Congress.
MISS Mary Mullen left for Austin this
morning being summoned home by the
serious illness OF her mother.
Knights OF Pythias specials passed
through Battle Mountain all day Sun
day bound for San Francisco.
The California Eiks passed through
Battle Mountain Monday on their way
to Salt Lake in special trains.
Rev. Father Sheehan Of Austin held
services in the Catholic Church last Sun
day both morning and evening.
In boring for a~rtesian water in Great
Salt Lake, ssgehrush was found at a
depth OF 10 feet below the lake level.
Supreme Representative j. ID. Torrey-
son has been presented with handsome
gold jewel by Carson Lodge No. 4, X. of
p.
Tuesday afternoon we we're visited
with a light thunder shower. but not
enougr rain fell to thoroughly lay the
dust.
Sheriff W. II. McInnis OF Washoe
county. died in Reno last Thursday after
suffering several days witt blood poison
ing.
Bert Hood and Frank Germain came
up from Winnemu ca Tuesday morning
and went up to Maysville on IA hunting
trip.
~. II. E0ittftil WIN nun Diftl ANlabiiin
TO his bed suffering from Il mild attack
Of typhoid fever, is able to he up and
around.
A model OF one Of the Comstock mines
in working order Is included in the Ne
VIDA exhibit at the ferry building in San
Francisco.
Tuscarora was visited Monday by the
most violent thunder storm that ever oc-
CURED there within the memory of the
white man.
A brother OF Ed. Williamson is spend
Jog a few days 10 town. Mr. Williamson
is coming from Indiana and is on his
way to California.
1t is said ~ a number Of our exchanges
that efforts are being made to induce j.
L. Butler to accept the Fusion nomina-
ton for Governor.
James II. Cheek who was stabbed in
the left lung on the Goth day of July last
by n Chiuau'an at Austin, is now able to
be up and around.
There are said to be over three hun
dred men now at Donnelly mountain,
the new mining camp in the northern
end VI Washoe county.
Past Grand Chancellor G. A. Mac
pherson of Wadsworth is in San Fran
cisco and while there viii take the rank
at the Supreme Lodge.
e. T. George and wife, Misses Ethel
and Georgia Middleton and +. A. Linn
baugh are at Mill Creek on a hunting
and fishing expedition.
George Russell, Sr., was quito sick at
his home in Elko this week, but we are
glad to note an improvement in his con-
dition, being 30 informed yesterday.
G. B. Alderman, Dave LaPoint, A. II.
Perkins aud A. G. Fishburn have taken
the examination and been promoted
from bfakemen to freight conductors.
The invitations are out for the
wedding of James A. Blossom and Miss
Adela Christina Iemairp which event