Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-07-15

Building booms are reported al Reno,
Winnemucos and Goloonds.
Nevada 10 named Is Q recruiting district
for the T~hirsy-ffth Regiment.
Steam wagons are to be employed in
hauling borsx from Rose Valley, Or, TO
winnemuccs, New.
R~attlesnskes are reported by prospec-
tors 10 be lower down in the foothills this
year than ever before.
The Andrews copper mine near Mill
City. Humboldt county. has recently been
sold. The price is not named.
The oil building near the Central Pacific
railroad round-house at Winnemucoa was
destroyed by fire last Friday night.
The sugar beet ranch at Lovelook,
Humboldt county, is In a flourishing con-
dition. and . large crop is expected.
The bartender who was shot and sew
erly wounded BY the negro troops passing
through winnemucca, Ia recovering.
Moritz Scheeline is now thought to have
the inside track for the appointment to
the vacant Commissionership Of Washoe
county.
Governor Ssdler on Friday appointed j.
J. Cushmsn Of st. Clair, Commissioner
for Churchill county, vice W. d. Epper-
son, deceased.
Austin has elected the following teachers
for the ensuing term: Principal, W. O.
GAyhart; assistants, Misses Ethel Price,
Maggie Myles, Louisa Pohl.
Golconda was . hot place on the Fourth.
Fights were numerous and about one-hslf
Of the population are going around with
black eyes.-Elko Independent.
T. B. Hofer, Jr., and Miss Elizabeth
Stewart Fox were united in wedlock at
Carson July 8. The bride Is 9 grand
daughter Of Senator W. M. Stewart.
Joseph Esden is in jail at Austin, Ian
der county. to answer before the Grand
Jury on . charge Of criminal assault on 9
women in Argents township June 80.
The ranchers OF Washoe Valley are fight
ing the timber AP which started near
Ophir about 16 days ago, as the flames
threatened to wipe them out. About 600
acres of young timber have already been
destroyed.
President Stubs OF the State Univsr-
sity has been elected President Of the
Association Of American colleges and ex.
pertinent stations, recently in session in
San Francisco.
The Carson Bullion and Exchange Bank
has decided to establish q branch at
~Gardnerville, Douglas county, where q
substantial building for that purpose is to
be constructed.
Word comes from San Francisco that
George Boskowitz. son of the popular
Frank, will graduate from the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons on the 18th inst.
He was born in Carson.
Major Stephen W. Groesbeck, Judge
Advocate Of the United States Army, has
completed his inquiry into the outrages
by the oolored troops at Winnemuccs and
returned to San Francisco.
Carson is now threatened with the loss
Of the U. s. assay office, Congressman
Hill OF Connecticut stating in an inter
view at Seattle that he favored the removal
Of the mint at Carson 10 that p lace.
In the Photographic will of the late Roger
Pendergsst who died a few days ago in San
Francisco, is q bequsst TO Captain Peter j.
Dunno, formerly Of Virginia, of 5 3 1000, to
be invested for the benefit OF his (Dunne's)
children.
A freight train including eight carloads
OF horses was ditched east Of Wells station
on the Central Pacific last Saturday and
four carloads Of horses killed. They were
shipped from Elko by G.. II. King, and
their destination wal Russell, Kansas.
Mike Sheridan, section boss on the Gen.
trail Pacific railroad. was riding along the
track on 9 railway velooipede last Sunday
near Elko when he was struck and in
stantly killed by q special train conveying
teachers to the National Educational con.
yention at Los Angeles.