The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-04-24
CENTRAL NEVADAA
Local and Personal.
Stiff neck cured by Trib.

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Sheriff Watt was down from Austin
last Friday.
]. F. Mitchell returned from Austin
yesterday.
P. S.. Jensen was down from Austin
Monday.
Mrs. Joe Carroll returned to Elko
Saturday.
Seventy. five trees have been set out at
the cemetery.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. of P, meets
Saturday night.
A photograph outfit on wheels is the
latest thing to arrive in town.
Miss Emma Steiner of Reese River, is
in town on a visit to her mother.
Alfalfa hay is selling at $40 a ton in
Austin, the highest price in many years.
At Bunkerville, Lincoln county, the
barley is headed out and the alfalfa is
in bloom.
John Dias was down from his ranch
on Reese River Sunday, and returned
\ tuesday.
Note the change in the ads. OF Lemaire
& Sons. |. Solomon and The Horton
Company.
Mrs. Hobbs, mother Of Mrs. W. II.
Hood, left yesterday for her home at
Vallejo, Cal.
Miss Alice Hoy arrived Sunday from
Winnemucca on a visit to her sister Mrs.
George Williams.
James L.. Butler, the Tonopah miner,
has just purchased a handsome resi-
dence in San Jose, Cal.
w. A. Cheek who has been here for
the past week on a visit to his wife, re-
turned to Ogden Tuesday.
Perry Kalbaugh, a mining man of
Denver, Colo, arrived last week and has
been inspecting our mines.
Ed. Vigus came down from the south
end yesterday to consult DR.. Hood, he
having been quite sick for some time
past.
1t is stated that the Southern Pacific
Company will double-track ffty-seven
miles OF road between Sacramento and
Benecia.
Conductor VIM. Funk has been pro-
NOTED to a passer ger run on this di-
vision. Five freight conductors have
just been advanced.
Passenger travel eastward continues
extraordinary heavy. No. 6 has two sec.
tiors every day and has been running
30 for some time past.
Dan McIntyre and Dudley Wilson
have returned from Stockton, Cal, where
they have been attending school for the
past three months.
Major e. 7. Scott, a lecturer OF ma
tional repu alton, gave a temperance
lecture in the NJ. L. Church last night.
Mrs. Scott is national organizer for the
w. C. T. u.
Mild, vet strong, Trib does not hurt
a baby's skin, yet penetrates a horses
leg. Trib CURES bruises aud sprains.
1t is a fact not generally known that
General ChafTee, the commander of the
United States troops in the Philippines,
is a relative by marriage to Mr.. c. L.
Mayer, our popular Elko
Independent
j. A. Miller came down yesterday
from Beowawe where he has been for
the past two weeks experimenting the
shearing Of his sheep. Mr.. Miller re-
turned to Austin this morning.
The infant son Of Oscar Mcmillan died
10 Paradise Tuesday morning Of the dis
ease resembling diphtheria, which has
been prevalent among the children Of
that valley for several weeks.
The basket ball team Of the Univer-
sity of Nevada met defeat again SatIr-
day at the hands Of the University of
California team. The score was Is to A.
A return game will be played in Reno
Saturday.
Mrs Alice Huntsman, wife OF DR..
Huntsman, died at her home in Austin
at $50 last Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Huntsman was born 10 Salt Lake City,
Utah, and at her death was 81 years and
d days Of age.
The annual meeting and reunion OF
the United Confederate Veterans began
Tuesday in Dallas, Texas. 1t was esti-
mated in the morning that $4,000 visitors
were in the city and that by night the
number would be swelled to l25.000.
While the snow still fingers in the
shaded fence corners in the Eastern
States, Arizona will begin the harvest in
a few days OF the first alfalfa crop of the
season. Two more crops will be cut
later and in some instances four.
Fifty cents in a bottle CT Trib re-
turns full value-perhaps more-nay
save a limb-has saved many-Brings
comfort too.
Elk. Supreme Judge Bonnifeld is a