The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-01-22

Carson.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. of p, meets
Saturday.
William Schwin OF Austin was in
town this week.
Attention is called to the bargain sale
of ribbons at Lemaire's.
DIR. w. H. Hood returned from a visit
to San Francisco Tuesday.
L. Recanzone Of Paradise paid this
town a short visit Monday.
Eddie George went down to Reno
Sunday to enter the University.
j. #. Mitchell returned from a visit to
Salt Lake City Friday afternoon.
William Jury and son Joe were in
town last Saturday from Galena
William and Adam Altenberg left last
Saturday night for San Francisco on a
visit.
Mrs. Cyril Miles and children depart
cd Sunday for their home at San Fran.
cisco.
j. r. Wilson of Reese River, was a
passenger on Nc. 3 last Friday for the
city.
Argenta Temple No. II. Rathbone
Sisters, was organized at Tonopah last
week.
The NEvApAN job Office is kept busy
these days turning out some very fine
Job work.
The Horton Company are in receipt of
. carload each of Lovelock -four and
barb wire.
Mrs. H. Pierce returned Sunday from
Golconda where she spent several days
visiting friends.
Joseph Jory and wife returned Sunday
from Winnemucca where they spent a
few days visiting.
r. G. Blossom departed last Saturday
for San Francisco aud expects to be alb
sent about a week.
February 23d, has been decided upon
a. the day on which the inaugural ball
will be held in Carson.
Joe Walsh aud bride returned from
California Monday evening and went up
to Austin Tuesday.
T. II. Cannon has recovered from his
late attack Of pneumonia and left Tues
dav avanin1 for n,1on
Miss Lisette Hoffman returned to her
home at Mill Creek Tuesday after spend
Ing a few days in town.
Mrs. L. d. Hunteman has been very i'll
for the past few days and at this writing
is still a very sick woman
Rev. E. W. Van Deventer has return.
ed from a four months visit to England
much improved in health.
Harry Standerwick and Joe Scott re-
turned to Reno Sunday to resume their
studies at the University.
The Odd Fellows held a meeting last
night and initiated a new member into
the mysteries OF the Order.
Mrs. Isabel Watt came down yester-
day fyom Silver Creek on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. ii. r, Lemaire.
The Treasurer's sale Of delinquent
taxes will take place next Monday in front
Of the Court House at Austin.
Johnny Bowler and Miss Emma Gloor
were married at Pat Walsh's ranch on
Reese River Tuesday night.
DR.. p. j. Mangan was summoned to
Argenta Tuesday night to attend Mrs.
Rayhill who was taken quite sick.
Hon. G. F. Littrell of Austin and Sen
utor T. J. Bell Of Nye, passed through
last Friday on their way to Carson.
A bill, for removing the county seat of
Nye from Belmont TO Tonopah will be
introduced at the present legislative ses-
sion.
Thomas Powell, wife and little son re-
turned last Thursday evening to their
ranch in Humboldt county. Mr.. Powelrs
0ealth Is much improved.
The next sitting Of the District Court
OF the State of Nevada, in and for the
county of Lander, will begin on Monday,
February 9th, 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Lemaire's have just received a lot OF
saddlery, including fine quirts, lariats
cinches, latigos. headstalls, saddles,
spurs, brides, etc. Call and see them.
Edward Nichols, an old Austinite,
died a few days ago at Silver City,
idaho. from miners consumption. De-
ceased was n member OF Austin Lodge
No. 8, /. o. o. f.
Miss Lizzie Morgan OF Golconda was
appointed Engrossing Clerk in the As
sembly Of the Nevada Legislatu re. We
congratulate the young lady OF having
secured the position.
A number OF immense oil burning en-
gtnes have passed through Battle Noun
tain the past month on their way to the
shops at Sacramento. The engines are