The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-09-19
STATE NEWS.


practice TO Dr.. Heinzemann. recently
from San Francisco.
An effort VIII be made at the coming
irrigation congress to have next years
session held in Reno.
Fred Nathan has been selected as
mAnagar Of the State University foot
ball team for 1903 and 1904
The Reno papers say the work in the
East Reno railroad yards is somewhat
delayed by the scarcity of labor.
Miller s. Lux are shipping 400 head
of steers from Winnemucca q their
California ranges for fattening.
The mining property in Iron Canyon,
Lander county, owned by a Salt Lake
company. has been attached
Mrs Helen A Stebbins, a resident of
Nye county for many years, died at the
family home in jefferson Canyon Sep
tember =.
The Government has settled the title
Of the new town east of Reno by es-
tabIshing a postofice there named
Hartman.
Mrs. n B. Wood of Pacific Grove,
Cal, has been elected teacher Of music
in the Exc public school at a salary of
$40 Per month.
Most of the pears and over half of the
apples in Carson City are worthless this
season because of a scale which has
infected them.
The report that negroes would be i'm
ported to perform the work on the pro-
posed Truckee river canal, has been
semi-officially denied.
The Enterprise says Comstock resi-
dents are wondering why the Supreme
Court does n ot hand down its dec sion
on the eight hour law.
j. NJ. Davis, the recent lessee Of the
Virginia Chronicle, denies the pu blish-
ed report that he is conducting the
paper for Billy Sharon.
The rolls show that. the valuation Of
Washoe County property this year is
1853, 900. This is an increase of a cool
million and a half dollars over last year.
State Superintendent Ring has re-
turned from California, where ne
placed ten Nevada children in the Cali.
fornia institute for the deaf, dumb and
blind.
The Virginia Report states that it
will take five years to crush the waste
rock at the Best & Belcher dumps and
that the Buffers people have started
milling.
DR.. J.. A. Ascher, formerly of Love-
lock. who has been making an extend
ed visit with relatives in Illinois has de-
cided to locate in Reno and practice
his profession.
The Pacific Coast Borax Company is
about to use traction engines for the
Valley region to the railroad, instead of
mules as heretofore.
The Genoa Courier has been incorpor-
ated under the name of the Courier
Publishing Company, with a capital of
$1,000 fully subscribed. 1t is proposed
to further improve the paper.
The Carnegie library building will be
one of the ~handsomest structures in
Reno when completed. The ton to be
used in the building is a native Washoe
county stone found within five miles of
Reno.
Lovelock apiarists shipped about %
tons of honey to Havre, France, last
week. The price paid at Lovelock was
5h cents per pound. The honey will
probably retail at IS cents per pound in
France.
The County Commissioners of Elko
County he'd a meeting ON Labor Day
and transacted considerable business.
AS it was a legal holiday some question
has been thrown upon the legality of
their acts.
Major Charles T. Boyd, military in
structor at the State University, has
passed a very successful examination
before the Supreme Court and has been
admitted to practice before the courts
of Nevada.
Fred Fallinger was arrested at Mo-
dena, Lincoln County, last week for
stealing cyanides from the De Lamar
mill. About twenty pounds was found
in his pos session. He was taken to
Phoebe for examination.
Senator Danberg Of Gardnerville last
week purchased in the neighborhood of
400 head of cattle in Elko County and
The cattle were shipped to
Carson by special train and win be fed
in Carson Valley for several months.
At Los Angeles. Cal. on September 7 |