The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.


B. F. Wilson of Galena was in tow
yesterday.
J. B. Horton came down from Austi'
last Friday.
John Jory Of Willow Creek was II
town yesterday.
The State Board of Assessors met II
Carson Monday.
Attorney J. F. Dennis of Winnemucci
was in town Tuesday.
Thomas Nelson Of Stone House was "A
visitor to town yesterday.
Loyal Rebakah Lodge No. Is, d. OF K
meets tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Jurey of Galena.
were in town this week.
James Blossom returned from a visit
to California last Saturday.
No magic about Trib, no witchcraft.
just a liniment, but supreme.
L. A. Blakeslee, US. Internal Revenue
Collector, was in town to-day.
Misses Ethel and Georgia Middleton.
returned Sunday from Golconda.
Attorney Geo, S. Bartlett of Eureka
spent a few hours in town Monday.
Archie Allen was down from Palisade
Tuesday, returning Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Harry Clark of Reno is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Watt, and family at
Silver Creek.
Mrs. E. w. Clayton left last week for
her home at Fresno, Cal, OF a visit to
her relatives.
Sardis Summerfeld has been reap.
pointed United States District Attorney
I E the State OF Nevada.
In Utah there is a scarcity of snow and
ranchers are as BADLY worried as they
are in this section.
A young lady arrived from Michigan
last week to take the place as a domestic
in DIR. Hoods family.
VIM. Meagher was in town from Ga
lena to-day. He reports his mine as
still looking very good.
1t is estimated that the vote polled by
Nevada at the election this fall will be
one-third larger than in 1900.
Scott, the negro, who shot Constable
Leeper at Reno, died at Carson Tuesday
morning. Leeper is improving.
A clean, strong wholesome lini-
ment, Trib does all claimed for it.
Our streets are dry and dusty, some
thing unhcard Of at this time OF the
year since the winter of 1861.
The stampede from Tonopah con
tinues and the population has been re-
duced to between 400 and 500 people.
7. II. Dalton, County Treasurer, came
down from Austin yesterday IN his way
TO Grass Valley, CAL on a short visit.
A. ID. Lemaire and daughter Miss
Adele, returned Saturday from a pleas.
ant visit OF several weeks TO Sau Ffan-
cisco.
James Wheeler left to-day for Cortez
where he goes to accept his old position,
that Of blacksmith for the Tenabo com
pany.
L. A. Lemaire went to Reno last night
and being Grand Master will assist the
members of Reno Lodge No. H. |. 90 L.
to install their officers.
j. ID. Carroll of Elko will be one Of
the musicians to play for the Miners
Union darce tonight at T~usearora. joe
will play the cornet.
The officers Of Argenta Lodge No, 10,
X. OF p, were installed in their re-
spectiye offices last Saturday evening by
L. e. Hagar, d. d. G. G.
The residence being erected by w. c.
Hancock is going up very rapidly, II
will be two-story and when completed
will be a beautiful building.
Assessor Watt passed through last
Friday for Carson to attend the State
Board OF Assessors which has been ia
session for several days this week.
In all probability Argeuta Lodge No.
10, X. of p, will give a grand ball on
their anniversary, February 10Th. Fur.
Their particulars will be announced later,
A neglected sprain becomes a chron-
ic weakness. Trib used in time pre-
vents this. Just as good does not ca
list.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display of Sanborn, Vail q &c.
which has no equal in that city.
Elmer Dunlap, of the firm of DUNLAP
81 Stewart, Tonopah l%easers, who dice
last week, willed $500 to the Miners
lIy,;o, a,I OF aan 10 he hartman nol