Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-18


mittee will meet in Reno December
I'd.
A walnut sapling planted in the
State University grounds in 1891 is
bearing nuts.
The Stanford eleven defeated the
University OF Nevada boys last satur-
day by a score of IL to 8.
A triumphal arch Of sagebrush across
Reno's principal thoroughfare is in
cluded in the Nevada troopers Iecep-
ton.
Ralph James dropped dead at Tus-
carora last week. He had resided at
Tuscarora and near by for over twenty
years.
Wadsworth has contributed 500 to
the soldiers medal fund, making the
whole sum collected up to Saturday,
$349 80.
Herbert r Macmillan, son OF the
late J. H.. Mac MILAN of this State, was
elected City Attorney at Ogden at the
recent election.
"The First Born" will be produced
by home talent in Carson on the 9th,
in Virginia the 18th and in Reno on
the 18th OF December.
Governor Sadler has issued q procla-
nation in conformity with that of the
President naming November 80 as q
day Of public thanksgiving.
Frank S. Cox, the business manager
of the Virginia Evening Report, and
Miss. Lizzie McAvoy we're married
last Saturday morning at Virginia
City.
The White Pine News expresses it
self as OF the opinion that the people
will rapidly change the personnel of
the Supreme Court and other high
officials.
After the Elko Cattle Association
transacted the business before it last
Saturday afternoon Congressman New
lands addressed the members on water
storage and kindred subjects.
A Lovelock resident was fined $40
for stealing coal to keep his family
warm. He was one of the men to
whom eastern mail contractors sublet
| a Nevada route at starvation prices.
Joseph r. Ryan, superintendent oi
the Con. Virginia, Hale and Norcross
and of the Pumping Association, al
| Virginia City, was married Sunday to
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Brooks at the
Riverside Hotel in Reno.
A large barn in Reno belonging te
Parry brothers was destroyed by fire
Sunday. The loss is estimated at 500
An incendiary fire was started in
another part OF the town on Sunday
night but was extinguished before
gaining Roadway.
Between fifty and sixty head o
cattle, rustled by Vic Bouton, o. il
jail at Winnemucca for cattle stealing
and sold to j. III. Theis of Lovelocks
prove to belong to II. B. McKissicl
of Long Valley, Cal. Theis has sur
rendered the cattle to their rightfu
owner.
The set OF train dispatchers has beer
moved from Carlin to Wadsworth and
the dispatchers at Terrace will be
changed to Ogden, making three seti
at that place and two at Wadsworth
Hereafter there are to be no dispatch
ers on the line between Ogden and
Wadsworth.
Congressman Newlands delivered
an address at the State University on
Wednesday of last week which wai
devoted to q discussion Of the mos'
important questions that will probably
come before Congress at the coming
/ session. Trusts. expansion and the
money question were each briefly and
tersely discussed in turn.
The grand jury Of Humboldt county
has returned four more indictments
against Victor Bouton. Two of them
were for defacing brands of cattle. one
for buying stolen property and the
fourth for cattle stealing. There are
now six indictments pending against
him. He was arraigned Saturday on
all the indictments and given until the
| 18th to plead.