The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-29
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iberia in Bert Hadden's home on the
south side, which is under quarantine.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Garwood, editor Of Pro-
gressive West, has been elected secre-
tary of the Reno Chamber of Com
merce.
George II. Douglass. aged II years.
one of the oldest residents of Nevada.
died at Reno last Saturday after a long
illness.
Mrs. Adelaine Robinson, aged So
years, one of the oldest aud most PROM
inent residents of Carson, died July 20
from old age.
Pahranaghat Valley. Lincoln County,
ranchers are supplying Rhyolite and
other southern Nevada mining towns
with fruit and vegetables.
Articles of incorporation for the
Lyon County Bank, to be situated at
Yerington, have been filed with the
Secretary of State at Carson City.
The Island ranch of 1000 acres,
owned by W. J. and r. L. Douglass,
is to be cut into 160-acre tracts aud
sold at from $40 to $50 per acre, says
the Churchill Standard.
Last week Miss Stella Pullman,
formerly of Elko, eloped from San
Jose, Cal. to Petaluma, where she was
married to Robert Post. Her parents
objected to the marriage on account of
the youth of the parties.
The carpenters employed ON the
works of the Tonopah Mining Company
at Company Wells are out on a strike
on account of an attempt of the con.
tractors. @. G. Stone & Co., to reduce
wages from 81 to s. a day.
During the big wind storm Friday
night of last week Cuprite, the new
amp ~ miles south of Goldfeld, was
RACED to the ground. but as the habita-
tions were mostly tents it did not take
long to get the little city back to its
former conditions.
W. j. Dixon is dead from the wounds
he received in the shooting at Columbia
last week. He fully exonerated Albert
Moore of any crime before he died.
Dixon leaves a wife and little girl. He
was a member of the Eigles and car.
ried a $4,000 insurance.
An Indian had both legs cut off in
the railroad yards at Sparks a few days
ago and bled to death. He was not
taken to a hospital until an hour after
the accident occurred, and the Coroner's
jury recommended that an emergency
hospital be established at Sparks.
a warrant has been issued for the ar.
rest of Henry Glade, a young man who
has been employed with Borge Bros.
stockmen of Yerington, Lyon County.
Glade is said TO have embezz,ed $40
from them and fed. He is also wanted
for alleged Intimacy with W girls of
tender age.
Sheepmen who are feeding their
Ol tAAO ohKO I lIAlOC
say the feed is finer this Summer than
it has been for several years. Nearly
all the snow is off the Sierras. they say.
aud the f10cks are thriving. The num-
Der of feeding sheep is much greater
than last year.
The Reno wheelmen clinched their
title to the Coast championship by
winning the 80 mile relay race u with
the Oakland Club of Oakland, Cal,
last Sunday. The race was under I'M
favorable weather conditions, a gusty
wind blowing during the time, but in
spite Of this the track record for five
miles set three years ago by Keddie was
lowered.
The Buffers plant in Virginia City is
again in operation employing about 30
men and handling al average of 400
tons per day of ore tailings. After
persistent experiments or the past five
years the company has found a process
of extracting profitable values, moth.
w~ithstanding the base elements that
heretofore resisted all former processes
of treatment.
A cyclone swept over the country
just west of Battle Mountain, Lander
Cou nty. last Saturday night. Il
touched Battle Mountain and carried
away chimneys and shook buildings,
badly frightening the people of the
place. Trees. fences and telegraph
poles we're splintered, No one was in.
jured, but many head of stock are re-
ported to have been killed.
The people of Austin have takcn up
William Easton's offer aud subscribed
$50 per month to give them a daily mail
service with Battle Mountain. Mr..