The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-10-24
STATE NEWS.


fenced to so and so days in Jail.
The Fall term of the District Court AT
Ely will open on Monday. October 26.
The Episcopal church in Gold Hill is
being torn down and moved to Dayton
A diamond drill has been purchased
for use on the Wedekind mine near
Reno.
"Sagebrush Echoes" is the title of a
paper to be issued by Winnemucca high
school pupils.
manager of the Cleveland ranch in
White Pine County.
Sheriff Hayes of washoe has refused
to allow a glove contest in the Reno
Wheelmen athletic contests.
The Quartette and Southern Nevada
mines at Searchlight. Lincoln County,
have started up with %non-union miners.
T. A. Henderson has published a card
in the Reno Journal denying the report
that he is engaged to Miss Adelina Raj
feto.
George w. Monks, one of the earliest
settlers of Starr Valley. Elko County,
died October Is, after a long and painful
illness.
The contractors for excavating the
Churchill irrigation canal announce
they will sub-let to men with small
outfits.
An opposition light company is to be
started in Reno. The new company
viii take power from the Truckee river
neal Verdi.
Robert Graham of Duluth. Mimi, is
the first settler to take up land on the
line of the new irrigating canal in
Churchill County.
DIR. w. II. Heinzman, who was ar
rested in Austin on a charge of prac-
ticing medicine without a diploma, was
found not guilty.
Milton Reinhart and Hamilton Green
expect to complete a telephone line be.
tween Ruby Valley, Elko County, and
the town of Exc within the next three
weeks.
The Carson News says the business
of Reno banks does not exceed 81, 500
per day. instead of $4,000 as claimed
by the Journal-quite a marked dis
crepancy.
Puccinelli, the Elko saloon mar who
was arrested for allowing a minor to
drink and gamble in his place of bust
ness, settled the matter by paying $40
and costs of court.
The men employed in the box fac
tories in and around Truckee to the
number of 500 have formed a union and
will shortly ask for a day of nine hours,
with pay for eleven hours work.
If the Western Pacific ~transcontin.
entail road takes in Reno, Carson and
other Nevada towns, which State ex.
CldukCS CldiLu IL WILL, IL Will 10 COu-
structed ON the lines of a corkscrew.
The pipe line which is to convey
water from Cottonwood canyon to the
mines of the Consolidated Esmeralda
Mines Company, in Hawthorne district
Nevada, is being constructed, and is ex'
pected to be completed within eighty
days.
1. V. Buttons horse scorpion" failed
to run a mile in two minutes at Winnie
mucca recently, the time being 2:04Zt
which the Silver State says is excellent
time considering the circumstances
About $500 changed hands on the race
against time.
The railroad company has given each
employee who owns a home in Wads
worth a lot free in East Reno. and will
furnish the carpenters to take down the
houses in Wadsworth and remove them
to the new town. The owners will pay
the cost of tearing down and rebuilding
but the transportation will be furnished
by the company.
C~oloradans have purchased 10000
tons of. tailings at Bullionville, Lincoln
County, that average 81. 80 in gold and
16 ounces silver per ton. Extensive
works for treating them are to be install
led. Several attempts heretofore made
to extract the yalues of the failing,
proved futile. The bulk value of them
is over So, 900, 600.