The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-03-05
Live News . . .
LOCAL.,
STATE AND
GENERAL

tomorrow night.
A lodge of Knights of Pythias is to be
Instituted in Deeth.
Clover Lodge will be the name of a
X. of p. Uniform Rank at Wells.
r. G.. Armstead, a drummer, was in
town yesterday from San Francisco.
r. G. Blossom went down to Golconda
Saturday and returned Sunday evening.
Harry Warren, a lawyer of Winnie
mucca, was in town for a few hours
Monday.
The s. p. pay ear passed through
Tuesday distributing coin among its en-
ployes.
Dan Mcintyre returned Tuesday from
Stockton, Cal. where ne has been at
tending school.
President Roosevelt has called an ex-
ira session of the Senate for March 9th,
at IL o'clock noon.
Jack Reeves left Sunday for Ogden.
Will Uren has taken his position as
baggageman at the depot.
Hazel aud Mabel Littrell, daughters
of Assemblyrnau Littrell, passed through
to Carson City yesterday.
Wm. Norris was appointed by the
County Commissioners Monday Justice
of the Peace OF Argenta Township.
Miss Sibyl BARLEY left last Saturday
for Alameda, Cal, TO enter the Alameda
hospital to study for a trained nurse.
Mrs. George Brady came up from Col
conda last Friday aud after visiting sew
eral days with friends, returned home
today.
The Farmers Institute which was to
have been held at Elko last Friday and
Saturday has been postponed until the
Sd and 4th Of April.
The anticipated increase In the bust
noes on the railroad has mol yet mani
Tested itself. Three freight crews were
taken of this division Monday.
The Silver State proposes to amend
the law requiring peace officers to wear
a cons~piciously displayed badge while
on duty, by making them also wear a
cow-bell.
II. Muicahy and J. Logan who are in
charge OF the Maysville property, have
been spending a few days in town.
They will return to the mine Saturday
morning.
John and James Paul are going to
make a trip into Old Mexico before
going further East. They are o at
FL Paso, Texas, waiting for their mail to
catch up with them.
johnnie Derrineer, aged Is years, Was
kicked in the head by q horse at his
fathers ranch on Reese River last week.
The brain was exposed aud there is
doubt OF his recovery.
The various changes took place at the
prison Monday relieving Messrs. Cecil,
Macpherson, Fitzgerald, Russell, Acree
and Harris. Their places were taken by
those named in a previous issue.-Car-
sou News.
Conductor d. w. Calden, who is next
in line for promotion to a regular pass.
euger run, left for Ogden Monday morn
ing, He will be assigned to duty as an
extra passenger conductor for the pres.
ent.-Silver State.
The Assembly held a session Saturday
might in order to catch up with the Senate.
The Legislature will not adjourn on the
siftieth day, but will be in session several
days longer. After the fittieth day the
pay OF members stops.
The Union Pacific is to be double
tracked all the way from Omaha to Og-
den, according to statements OF survey
-ors who left Denver a few days ago.
Contracts were let some days ago for
double. tracking 100 miles west OF
Omaha. Engineers are now in the field.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regent Cascade Blue semi-Por-
celain, made 10y johnson Bros, England.
The name is a guarantee Of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
spect it.
A. d. LEMAIRE & Sons.
M. j. Murphy spent a few days in
town from Kennedy this week. He in
forms us that things are running along
very smoothly in that camp and be-
!lieves that times will be worry lively there
this Summer. Il. M. Bingham and Jake
Clarke have opened up their saloon there
and doing a good business.
Did you ever sit On a NOISY bank and
look at the sun.kissed brook as it mer-
rily dances in glee around the protrud-
ing pebbles'and feel glad that you were
alive? Well, that's the same sensation
you will experience when you attend the
Coon dance to take place on the 18th OF
this month. You should attend by all