The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-21
STATE NEWS.

The new wool warehouse at Elko wa
unroofed by a gale last week
Thomas Williams. a Nevada pioneer,
died at Battle Mountain last week
The Southern Pacific has already laid
IS miles of the track in the yard al
Hartman, east of Reno.
Drilling for water on the desert easl
of wadsworth by irrigation canal con.
tractors has been abandoned.
The General Missionary Committee
of the Methodist Church has appropri.
ated s24Oo for the Nevada mission.
the News says several thousand dol
lars damage was wrought in Carson
and vicinity during the recent gale.
There are only two gambling houses
in Reno to-day. When the stairs law
went into effect there were five in the
that city.
Governor Sparks in an interview at
Salt Lake is quoted as ~intimating that
he may build a large modern hotel at
Ogden, Utah.
The Floriston Pulp and Paper Com
pany Of Nevada County has levied an
assessment of $40 per share, delinquent
December Il.
There is a scarcity Of teams On the
Sodaville road, and ore shipments from
Tonopah are now being made by way
Of Candelaria.
The April Fool Mining Company of
Lincoln County has been sued for $780,
600 damages by John Corkish, who was
injured in the mine.
VIM. Stevens, who stabbed Bob By
mum at Tonopah last month, was SEN
fenced to serve three years and six
months in the State Prison.
A million feet Of lumber has been
shipped to Fallon. the new town in
Churchill County, in the past few
weeks, for building purposes.
Fred Brown, a negro, has been bound
over to appear before the Grand Jury
of Nye County for having insulted a
white woman on the streets of Tono-
pah.
An election is to be held in Tonopah
to get the sentiment of a majority of
voters On incorporating it as a town
and establishing a municipal govern
ment.
Ground has been broken for the new
vaudeville theater at Reno. 1t will
seat 1000 people and has been leased for
seven years to the Tony Lubliski cir
cult.
John Hays Hammond inspected the
Bamberger. formerly a De Lamar mine.
in Lincoln County. last week in the in
terest of Eastern and foreign share
holders.
Archibald Yell, Assistant District
Attorney of Sacramento. California.
has been chosen warden of the Folsom
State Prison to succeed Warden Wilkin-
sOu on Dec6mDcr i.
At a meeting of Regents last Satur-
day a committee was appointed to ar
range for celebrating the thirtIeth an
niversary Of the establishment Of the
Nevada University.
Fred Stone, who killed Charles Con-
molly at SHELTON, Elko County, last
Winter, is wanted at Ogden on the
charge Of murder. A reward Of $3.50 is
offered for his arrest.
During a terrific gale at Elko on
Wednesday Of last week a fire broke
u in the roof of the Gem restaurant,
and for a time it looked as though the
town would be wiped off the map.
The Spanish Wa Veterans Of Reno
have accepted the offer Of the Govern
ment to provide headstones for all the
deceased soldiers of the Spanish Ameri-
can war and two headstones have ar
rived.
Walter Tregallis recently sold a ranch
near Glendale, just south of Hartman,
Washoe County. for $4,000. The ranch
contains 70 acres. The purchaser.
Stewart Mckay, intends erecting o
$4,000 o brick hotel on the ground.
Last week Nicholas Rem, a drayman,
was fatally injured by the caving of a
sand bank in the pit west of Reno.
Medical attendance was summonded
and the injured man removed to the
Wentworth hospital, where he died
within a few hours.
Cherry Greek Miner: The idea of
Fasteners that there is nothing grown
in Nevada save cactus, sagebrush and
coyotes would be dispelled if they were
to see the mammoth melons, cabbage.
apples and potatoes brought into camp
daily from nearby ranches.
Elko Independent, Nov. IA: Judge A.
L. Fitzgerald stopped over last evening
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