The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-01-25

Seven doctors are now reported TO be
located at Tonopah.

The telephone rate from Sodaville to
Tonopah is fifty cents for fifty words or
less.
Frank Bressiuger, an old resident Of
Lincoln county, was found dead in his
cabin at Pioche last week.
The water Is rising steadily in the
Wedekind mine, neal Reno. and is now
seventy-two feet deep in the shaft.
w. w. Van Emmons, q well-known
drummer, died at the Arlington House in
Carson last Saturday OF pneumonia. His
home was in San Francisco.
Instead of a bullion output from the
mill at Dayton being $4,000 per month
it is $50 900, or about s., 800 day. All
this comes from the ore worked from the
Tonopah mines.
Austin Reveille. The citizens OF Ber-
lin, Nye county, have raised a quaran-
tine against ~Tonopahans and are deter
mined that no late arrival from that
camp shall enter Berlin.
The Worlds Almanac contains a list
OF m~illionaires in the United States. Ne
vada is credited with four as follows:
Senator Jones and Stewart, Thomas b.
Hickey Of Carson, and John Sparks OF
Reno.
A Tonopah resident who jumped a
town lot and erected a cabin was noti-
fed by a committee to vacate at a GER
tain hour, which he did, and the build
ing was moved, the jumper being paid its
value.
As an illustration of the way in which
Reno real estate is going up, Walter Pear
son has received an offer of $2,4O0 for two
lots which he bought six months ago for
81. 800. The lots are neal the court house
in Reno.
San Francisco Butchers Review:
Reno, Nevada, is to have an up-to-date
packing plant with a capacity of 500 cat
tie, 1000 sheep and 500 hogs for a days
kill. This plant has been erected at q
cost of $50, 900.
The suit Of Snow va. Nelson for 800, 900
for an alleged breach Of contract in the
sale by defendant Of the Jackson creek.
Humboldt county. copper mines has been
decided in favor OF Nelson by Judge Haw-
ley in the U. s. District Court.
d. f. Morton has completed a census
OF the people who receive mail through
the Reno postoffice. He discovered
1891 people. The report will be sent to
Washington and used as evidence that a
public building is needed in that city. :.
If the Southern Pacific decides to build
a tunnel through the Sierra Nevada
Mountains it will mean a new road from
Truckee to Rocklin. and trains will be
able to make go miles an hour. The
curves will all be within the prescribed
limit Of four degrees.
The summons on the nonresident de-
| PENDANTS in the suit OF Will J.. Carothers
against the Mckinley Mining Company,
ct al. has appeared. 1t is learned that
Oscar j. Smith Of Reno has been en-
gagged to look after the interests OF Mrs.
Mckinley and Mrs. Barber in the suit.
Gazette: AL Paul, a brother of Frank
Paul Of White Pine, passed through
Reno the other evening on his way to
Mexico. He will take charge Of a large
mining venture that is being operated
about six miles from the Arizona line in
Mexico, and will remain there all this
year.
Elko Free Press: John +. Garrecth
and wife have moved into Elko from
SHELTON. where Johnny has been clerk
ing for j. j. Hylton during the past four
years. Mr.. Hylton has disposed Of an
| interest in the store to Mr.. Hanna OF
Texas, and this throws Johnny out Of a
position.
Virginia Chronicle: On the recon-
m%endation of Superintendent Ryan and
Consulting Engineer Hall, the directors
Of the Con. Virginia mine have decided to
install q Reider pump, and explore the
lower levels down to the 2500 level. The
! pump is to be run by electricity and COM
pressed air.
PRINCIPAL Gilbert G. Ross OF Virginia
| City was in Carson several days last
week taking the high school certificate
| examination, the examining board ON
| sisting OF Professor Ring. Howe and
| Roberts and Miss Patterson. This is,
| according to the Carson News, the first
instance in the history OF Nevada where
any teacher has taken this examination.
Engineering & Mining Journal: The
Smuggler mine in Elko county, Nevada,
is taken over by the Haggsrty- Jordan
Copper Mining Company. q Delaware
corporation that has operated chiefly in
Wyoming. The mine was a large pro-