The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-11-17

The Bullfrog Miner is adding a limo
type and a Babcock newspaper press to
its equipment.
Peter Pielick, q miner, was killed by
a cave in Of rock Monday in the Mispah
mine at Tonopah.
Reno is to vote yes or 10 on a bond
Issue of $500, 900 for improvements at
the coming municipal election.
The first ore shipment from Bullfrog
was made last week over the Las Vegas
Railroad to the Salt Lake smelters.
Miners are offered IS per day at Won
der, Churchill County, with no askers
on account Of high cost of living there.
The question whether Carson City
shall continue to be a COW pasture was
decided in the negative by the municipal
authorities Monday night.
With 25 precincts, polling about 500
votes. to hear from. it is thought Doug
lass. Eggers, Mccarthy and Ring, the
Republican State candidates. are elected
There is no coal in either Tonopah or
Goldfeld, wood is selling at $50 and
$25 a cord. and if there N a cold
wave hundreds of families will suffer.
The Sierra clubhouse, near Huffaker's
in Washoe County, was destroyed by
fire Saturday morning. The fire was
caused by a cigarette, and resulted in a
loss of $1,000.
Miss Frances E. Short, instructor in
English at the University of Nevada
has arranged with the students Of her
English class to organize a class in
college journalism.
The safe belonging to the Goldfield
Miners Union was blown open Sunday
morning at an early hour and 1000 in
coin stolen. There is no clew that will
The Reno Gazette states that the
story of the hold up of the passenger
AZ Va III tAO OthcI hiShb 10 oCBANa
by Conductor Conn and by the peace
officers at both Carlin and Exc. Outside
Of the sneaking of a conductors grip by
a tramp there was nothing in the story.
The Tonopah Daily Bonanza is a
new paper at Tonopah; the Goldfeld
daily Tribune has been enlarged to
seven columns and changed to a morn
ing paper with a full associated press
report, and the Goldield News an.
unc hat the Daily News will ap-
pear about January first.
Last Monday night an old Blake dom
key pump, was uncovered in the Ward
shaft on the Comstock at a point 10
feet below the 2450 station aud it was
Immediately brought to the surface.
AS nea as can be learned this old
pump, was installed over 20 years ago
and was abandoned when a flow of hot
water was struck ON the 2450 level.
The Frances Mohawk leasers at Gold
field were robbed of $780, 00of high grade
ore last week. Some one put knockout
drops in the coffee drank by the top
man and the guard and while they were
unconscious. loaded 500 pounds Of the
choicest sacked ore on to burros and
made off with it. Before the guards
recovered consciousness the ore had
been disposed of.
A correspondent writing from Gold
field says if you ever were a reporter on
any of a hundred big American d%ailies,
you can't stand on Gold6eld's principal
~thoroughfare for more than ten
minutes without seeing some chap that
used to hammer his copy from the type.
writer next to yours. in a local room of
Boston. or New York, or Pittsburg, or
Chicago. or Denver. or San Francisco.
There are at least 300 crack reporters
in Goldfeld to-day, and a few more ar
rive every night.