The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-05

A.. p. Deago is visiting in Ogden and
Salt Lake.
Rev. A. BARLEY held services in Carlin
Monday night.
Mrs. G. w. Human arrived from San
francisco last Thursday.
r. A. Limbaugh departed Saturday
for the city TO be absent some days.
r. G. Blossom returned Sunday even
ing from a two weeks visit to San Fran
cisco.
The condition Of Mrs. L. d. Huntsman
is somewhat improved since our last is
sue.
William Morgan has been quite sick
for some days past, but we are told he is
convalescing.
Henry Schmith returned Sunday from
Herkimer. Kansas, where he has been
for some months.
George Abel came down from Watts
station last Friday and left for Califor-
MIA on a short visit.
Tuesday night was the coolest reached
Ia this town this Winter, the thermom-
Ter at the depot registering - degrees.
w. C. Gayhart was a passenger from
Austin Monday on his way to Toledo,
Ohio, where he and family have decided
to locate.
Harlem AGREE, who has been in the
employ Of j. IL. Crum for several months,
went up to Austin Tuesday on d visit to
his mother.
Sixteen ladies Of Carson, it is reported
have sent to outside cities for dresses to
cost 500 each, to DO worn at the inau-
gural ball.
Ted Rockwell drove in town yesterday
from his mine neal Elder Creek where
he has been for several weeks doing
work on hie property.
A. Dron, ST., arrived in town Tuesday
morning FROM Tuscarora where he is
employed. He went to Austin this
moraing on a visit to his family.
Prof. Il. e. Waits, who resigned the
principalship Of the Dayton school
about two months age, has been re-em-
ployed at a salary Of $3.50 per month.
Mrs. Isabel Watt returned to her
home at Silver Creek last Thursday at
Ter spending several days in town visit
ing her daughter Mrs. II. Il. Lemaire.
The preliminary examination of w. ID.
Phillips and Harry Butts, charged with
rubbing the ticket Office at the Central
Pacific depot, Reno, is going on in Reno.
G. +. wilkins arrived from San Fran
cisco last Saturday morning called here
by the illness Of his little son Jimmie,
who has been very sick for the past ten
days
The farmers are grinning from ear TO
ear over the heavy fall Of snow. I hey
have a righ. to be gay, for it looked very
gloomy for water, as well as feed, for
next Summer.
The thermometer registered twenty
degrees below zero at Ledlie last Thurs
day morning and thirteen degrees below
at George Dieringer's ranch % Upper
Reese River.
Louise, one OF the little daughters Of
Mrs. Edith Jenkins has been quite sick
for the past week, suffering from diph.
liberia in a mild form. We are in-
formed that the little one is out Of dan
ger and on the road to recovery.
The NEvApAN would like to have IA
epe cimen of ore from every mine and
prospect in the district, together with a
brief description OF the property. The
specimens will be kept in u cabinet and
the description on a file in the NEyADAs
office.
1t is expected that the Panama treaty
will be ratified by the Senate provided
il can be brought TO o vote. But Sena-
tor Morgan aud the New York Herald
swear by all tho gods that they will
never consent TO it, never!
Mr.. Newlands is authority for the
statement that William Il. Sharon has
already announced himself as a candi-
date for United States Senator on the
Fusion ticket to succeed Wm. NJ. Stew
art.-Carson News.
We have received Governor Sadler's
last message to the Legislature, Cover
nor Sparks inaugural message, the re-
ports OF State Treasurer Ryan, Surveyor
General Kelley and Controller Davis.
These documents are full OF information
concerning the State.
Sam Holman srent yesterday in town.
He is coming from Park City, Utah,
where he has been employed for some
months He tells US that 100 men has
been laid off 1T the mine in which he
WAS working and also GO from one OF the
other mines in that camp. Mr.. Holman
left this morning for Austin and will go
from there to Tonopah. !