The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-03-26
Live News o . .
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GENERAL

P. s. Jensen was in town from Austin
Monday.
Attorney Harrington Of Elko was in
town to-day.
William Meager came down from Ga
lena Yesterday.
John Paul aud son James, are visiting
their old home in Indiana.
r. C. Blossom returned last Friday
from a short trip to San Francisco.
George Williams and wife were in
town for a couple OF days last week.
After a weeks vacation, the public
school will open next Monday morning.
Thomas Nelson and Scott Spencer OF
Stone House, were visitors TO town Tues
day.
Principal II. e. Randall is spending
his weeks vacation at his home in Day
ton.
Walter Moore OF Galena, spent a
couple of days in tow taking in the
sights.
Robert Hogan was an arrival from the
county seat yesterday, leaving on No. 3
for the west
Harry Standerwick C NE up from
Reno this morning and will spend a few
days visiting relatives.
+. 7. George returned Friday from
Carson City where he has been holding
a position in the Legislature.
Fent Fau,kerson, foreman of the I S
ranch, was in town last Thursday. He
says that there is a great deal Of snow
up that way.
Z. G, Mcclellan, the surveyor, came
dJwn from Elko yesterday and is en-
gagged in doing some surveying in this
vicinity.
L.. NJ. Pugh returned from Lovelock
Sunday evening after spending a few
days with his family at that place. He
went up to Dean Tuesday.
The 8ith anniversary OF the founding
of the Order Of Odd Fellows Occurs
April 28th aud will be celebrated by all
Lodges ON the continent.
Hon. Thomas McCabe of Tonopah and
Miss Liva Bartiae, daughter OF ex-Con-
gresham Bartine OF Carson were mar
ried Tuesday in Carson.
w. c. Ovens. wife and little boy came
I~.,. fa.. ft..l.. hf..l.. Al. Done
returned that evening and Mrs Ovens
will remain here for a few days whiting
friends.
William Morgan, who has been very
sick for several weeks, was taken to the
city yesterday in hopes that the change
of climate will benefit him. William
Altenbsrg accompanied him.
Dan Mcintyre has recovered from his
attack of diphiheria aud is up and around.
The premises have been thoroughly dis
enfected and it Is thought that the dan
ger of the desease spreading has passed.
George Young. formerly Justice of
the Peace at Lovelock, committed sui
eide there Monday, by shooting himself
in the left breast with n charge from a
shotgun. lie leaves a wife and four
children.
At the last annual meeting OF the W..
T.. Smith Company. recently held in
Elko, j. b. Fitzgerald was Admitted into
the company as a shareholder and az.
sociate and the election of Mr.. Fitz-
gerald as Secretary.
A couple Of miners arrived from Salt
Lake last Thursday afternoon and went
up to Galena Friday morning to work
for the Boston Il Maine Gold and Copper
Mining Company which company was
lately Incorporated in Salt Lake.
Hon. C.F. Littrell, wife and two daugh-
tiers, returned from IA visit to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Llttrell
aud daughters left for their home at
Austin this morning while MIR. Littrell
continued on to Salt Lake where he goes
on business.
Robert Watt arrived from Silver Greek
yesterday on his way to Winnemucca
where he goes to visit his wife. His
sister. Miss Jessie, accompanied him
as far as this place. She will remain
here with her sister Mrs. III. X. Lemaire,
and attend school.
A big game of poker was recently held
in Butte, Montana. A Chinaman, cow
boy aud doctor were the participants.
A $500 jack pot was opened by the
Chinaman, who held four aces. The
cowboy held the six.shooter, and the
doctor held AL inquest on tae Chinaman.
Tx.
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