The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-12-31
STATE NEWS.

oltional stories will be added to the
Overland Hotel at Reno.
p. J. Smith and the Enright Bros. of
Salt Lake contemplate opening a bank
at Lovelock, Humboldt County.
James Warner, recently from Ari-
zona, has found blind ledge four
miles from Reno, that contains good
values in gold only.
Three teams loaded with 20 portable
houses arrived at Goldfield last week.
The cottages will be erected on a hill
between Goldfield and Columbia.
The State Medical Society at its meet
ing in Reno last week decided to at
tempt to secure legislation governing
the practice OF medicine in Nevada.
The Dispatch bade good bye to Wads-
worth on Dec. 23. 1t will shortly reap
pear as the Sparks Dispatch and will
have its home at the new railroad town.
An agreement to close at s o'clock
evenings and all day Sundays after Jan.
l has been entered into by the dry
goods, general merchandise and boot
and shoe stores of Tonopah.
The Government has issued orders
prohibiting the sale of liquors on Gov.
ernment land along the line of the ir-
rigation canal Thirty days notice has
been given to remove existing saloons
Max Gutter of Alameda, CAL, who
some months ago unloaded brass slab
for gold brick ON Elkin Cohn of Car
son for $75OO. was bound over to appear
before the Grand Jury with bail fixed
at $4,000.
B. L. Lennon, father of Fl. A. Lem
mon of the Carson News, died at Car
son last Saturday. Thirteen years ago
a stroke of paralysis made him an in
valid. He was q native of Geneva,
N. Y. aged 70 yeaps.
There are seventeen prisoners in Jail
in Elko awai ting the action of the
Grand Jury of Elko County. eight
awaiting the action of the United
States Grand Jury, one awaiting trial
and four serving sentence.
District Judge B. T. Curler of Reno,
VIII has not been well for some time
and who has been taking medicine,
on Thursday of last week took dose of
nitrate of silver by mistake and had a
narrow escape from death.
A disreputable gambler named Dick
La Fevre of Reno passed himself off as
a stockman to a Mrs. Emily Mortimer, a
recent arrival from Kennedy, Humboldt
County. borrowed 5000 from her last
week and skipped the country.
The a-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Labates Of Toano, Elko County,
was run over at that place Tuesday of
laat week by an east bound freight
train and killed. She was attempting
to cross the track ahead of the train
and fell.
Dan O'Doan, the Churchill County
bigamist, is asking for Q pardon. He
says his first wife is suing him for di.
yoroe, and that his second one will
marry him over if he is given his Free
dom. ODoan has been in State Prison
about six months.
Young Corbett will act as second for
Billy Otis of San Francisco in his fight
with Bart Lundy of Tonopah at the
latter place on Jan. TO-. The Tonopah
Athletic Club is managing the contest,
and the men will weigh in at $50
pounds. The purse is for $1,000,
The Carson Appeal put in bill to
the State for printing and mailing over
$4,000 copies of the paper containing
the Constitutional Amendments to the
voters of the State. The bill was some-
thing over 5000 and on the advice of
Attorney General Sweeney the bill was
rejected,
A carload of ore from the Sandstorm
at Goldfield passed through Tonopah
Dec. %, says the Bonanza, on its way
to the sampling works at Reno. 1t
consisted of IS tons graded into three
lots, the richest going $4,000 to tina ton,
the next $4,000, and tho poorest little
lass than x1AOO