The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-30

Basin.
A irst-class theatre is to be built in
Tonopah.
Bert Hood Of Winnemucca was in
town last Friday.
The County Commissioners meet next
Monday in Austin.
The card Of William Norris appears
in another column.
Lawyer Dennis of Winnemucca spent
Tuesday evening in town.
P, s. Jensen shipped his wool clip
over the N. G. last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Hood went up to Elko
yesterday, returning to-day.
John Mellander was in town from Ga
lena Sunday for a few hours.
Silver booming. The Philippines came
high but we had to have them.
A. d. Lemaire shipped several carloads
OF wool to Boston the past few days.
Ernest Lemaire paid WiDnemucca and
Golconda q business trip this week.
Miss Ollie Wise arrived from Reno
last Saturday to spend a few days visit
ing relatives.
Frank Engstrom came down from
Beowawe last Monday and remained for
a couple of days.
Hon. William Randolph Hearst was
married Tuesday afternoon to Miss Mill
icent Wilson Of New York.
Since the new incorporation law took
effect S1709 has been paid in fees Tor re-
cording documents under the act.
A Seattle Chinaman seeks a divorce
from his wife who is q squaw and the
lawyer in the case is a colored man.
Arbor Day was observed in Tonopah
as it was in no other Nevada town.
Trees were planted by the hund reds.
Rumor has it that the Wedekind mine
at Antelope has been bonded to Boston
capitalists for $500. 0o0.--Va. Enterprise.
Miss Annie Kair was married to How
ard Swartz in Reno last Sunday. The
bride has been the teacher of the Galena
school for the past two terms.
William Willis. the Elko assayer and
chemist, has closed his Office at that
place and will leave for Mountain City
about the LIST Of the month.
The next sitting OF the District Court
Of the State OF Nevada. In and for the
County OF Lander. will begin CD Tues
day. May 18th, 1903, at 10 a. n.
Consult Willis Green il you desire
beautiful wall paper. He has aoral de-
signs, panel effects, solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll find them
right in color, design and price. .
John F. Thompson of Golconda, who
went to San Francisco last week to enter
one Of the city's hospitals to receive
medical treatment has contracted so
we learned yesterday, u case Of small.
pox.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
one Jack Martin who vas a member OF
the Nevada Cavalry, will confer a favor
by writing to this Office or to E. Z Max
well, care of Tassell Shoe Store, Reno,
Nevada.
"The Wireless is the name Of a new
daily paper started on Santa Catalina
Islands by the Los Angeles Times. A
feature OF the paper is that it receives
all the press dispatches BY the air Of
wireless telegraphy.
Fred Barron drove in from Kennedy
Sunday afternoon where he has been for
several months. He is slightly under
the weather, suffering from an ear affec-
ton, the drum of his right ear having
broken, causing him much pain.
The eight-hour law went into effect
last Saturday. Several miners have quit
work up at Dean and departed for pas
lures new. The cause of them quitting
30 we are informed, is a mist understand
ing between the miners and the Superin-
tendent.
Grand Chancellor ]. E. S~ouchereau Of
the knights of Pythias, Domain Of Ne
vada, paid Argenta Lodge No. 10, an Of
fetal visit las. evening. A special meet
ing Of the Order was held to receive him.
The Grand Chancellor is on an official
visit to the various Lodges in the State.
When you hear a young man refuse a
Job Of work these days don't censure
him aud call him lazy, he may DO suffer.
ing from an attack of spring fever, which
Is a severe relapse from that disease
known as tired feeling" so prevalent in
the Winter months among many young
men.
County Clerk Dunn OF Humboldt
county yesterday issued a marriage
license to Peter Laux and Ella Hayden.
Mr.. Laux is from Pleasant Valley and is
employed by II. j. Lorentzen aud Miss