The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-11-13
CENTRAL NEVADAH
Local and Personal.
Trib is every toiler's friend.

A. Layton has sold his cattle to George
Abel.
Charley Mon 'gomery of Bullion is in
town.
L. Fl. Taylor, the surveyor, was in
town Monday.
Oscar Hilderbrant is spending a few
days in town.
L. Solomon received a fresh supply Of
candies yesterday.
John Paul of Argenta spent a few days
in town last week.
Matt Schmith came in from Hot
Springs yesterday.
D. A. Dunlap has been reelected Sher-
if of Napa county, California.
Rev. A. BARLEY was up to Carln this
week where he held services.
Soon the struttlng turkey will get it
where SO many candidates did a week
ago.
Thomas Nelson and Scott Spencer of
Stone House, were visitors to town this
week.
Mother Earth was covered with a
light fall of the "beautifuF Tuesday
morning.
Only truth is told Of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
Election is over and the next thing to
do is to pay your taxes to the county
treasurer.
G. A. Middleton and family of Lewis
have taken up their residence in town
for the Winter.
Keddie, the Reno wheelman. is in town,
He goes to the Jenkins ranch to do
some surveying.
Hearst of the Examiner, was elected to
Congress from New York City District
by a big majority.
Miss Adele Hammond, of Clover Val
ley, Humboldt County, was in town last
week for a couple of days.
Thos. Dalton, County Treasurer, whose
right leg was badly broken a short time
ago, is getting along nicely.
Nate Rolf, Democratic, defeated Sena-
tor Flanagan, Republican, for Senator
from Washoe county by So votes.
Out of 1873 widows left by the mine
l:nko. - Col-Goll TItnb f,,, xoo ~
ago, all but three have remarked.
The ncxt thing on the programme is
Thanksgiving Day, which comes on the
9th of this month. Two weeks hence.
John H. Desmond of Glover Valley,
was in town last Saturday with a load
of farm produce. He returned Sunday.
The Commissioners met and canvassed
the returns of the county in Austin last
Monday. Commissioner Lemaire was
present.
The remains of six or seven Cinnamon
were exhumed at the China cemetery
last week and the bones will be sent to
China.
There is a big demand for range
horses in the East. One horse buyer
says he has sold 100000 at auction since
April.-Ex.
Hon. Walter F'ers uson, the Republi-
can nominee for Assemblyman, died at
his home at st. Clair, Churchill county,
last week.
The condition of Mrs. VIM. Jurey Of
Galena whom we stated in our last is
sue as being very sick, is convalescing
and is now able to sit up.
If you only want Il big-looking bot
tie of ointment, ask for it; bu t ii you
want q bottle OF good liniment that is
bigger than it looks ask for Trib.
We are informed that several leading
Republicans of Humboldt county have
purchased the Silver State and will take
charge sometime this week.
George w. Emerson came down from
Galena Monday where lie has been sup.
e%rintending the assessment work on a
number of his mining claims.
Mrs. w. A. Check and baby have re-
turned to their homo in Ogden after
spending some weeks visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Crum.
We we're informed this week that Fl.
E. Witherspoon who was principal of
the Battle Mountain school some eight
years ago, died in San Francisco a little
over a year ago.
A. j. Pullman has sold his undertake
ing business in Elko to j. L. Keyser of
that place, Mr.. Keyser has taken pos
session and is prepared to attend to any
business in that line.
Siaron Bray had a majority Of 1855
over Ryan in White Pine county, and
Cleveland l42 over Sparks. lar. Bray
had the largest majority OF any candi-
date on either ticket in White Pine.