The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-05-11

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liams at San Francisco Monday hav'
been identified as the guns stolen from
Parrots gun store in Reno recently
Williams was brought back to Rene
for trial.
The annual field meet and declama'
ton contest of the Nevada Academic
League will be held at the State Uni
versity at Reno on Friday and Satur'
day, May % and 23. The League IL
composed of the schools of the State.
A mutilated body supposed to be that
of Hutchinson Stevens was found a few
miles from Lovelock, Humboldt County,
on Saturday by q prospector. The head
was gone. one leg and both arms had
been eaten away by the coyotes and the
body was in a fearful condition.
The last day in which applications
for naturalization in order to vote at
the November election in Nevada ex.
pired May S, 1908. All applications for
naturalization must be on file 30 days,
and the naturalization must have been
made 30 days before the election. This
brings the date to August 5.
At a meeting in Carson Tuesday the
Nevada Railroad Commission cited the
Southern Pacific Company's officials to
appear before the commission on May
% and show cause why the Southern
Pacific should o grant the city Of
Reno an intermediate rate, in response
to the petition of the merchants OF
Reno.
The Winnemucca Silver Star says il
is stated that Mrs. w. H. Hood. wife OF
q prominent Reno doctor. and Mrs. Orr,
q wealthy woman Of Reno. will be can.
didates for school trustees at the cleo.
ton there May 25, and will be backed
by the Twentieth Century Club, an or.
g~anization of women that has consider
able influence in that city.
James H. Crumm. a pioneer of Cali
fornia. died in Sacramento. May 4. Fol
nearly 40 years deceased had been To-
Gated al Battle Mountain. Nevada
where he was interested in farming ant
stock raising. Deceased was a native
of Missouri and GA years of age. HI
came across the plains with his paren Il
in 1850 and located in Sacramento.
A small pill given by his mothe
caused the death of little Tomm!
Wogan at Sparks a few days ago. ID
had been complaining of illness and hi
parents gave him the medicine in thu
hope that it would relieve him. Afte
he had swallowed the pellet he said
81 feel better now" and Immediately
after began to choke. A physician wa
summoned but before he arrived tn
child was dead. He was five years old
While repairing a sieve ON the top o
q tall smokestack last week at Goldfel'
c. W. Martin. proprietor of the Goldiel'
Bottling Works. accidentally knocked tn
ladder down and started to fall, but hi
coat caught q hook on the side of thu
pipe and he remained suspended rs fee
above the ground by only a shred of hi
coat. He hung there for nearly L
minutes. until a long ladder could b
secured and a man could go to hi
assistance.
In a fight with a woman at Rawhid
Tuesday afternoon, Jack McDougall
formerly interested in the Butler salool
in that camp. was shot through tn
body by q woman named Leslie and i
now lying in a Rawhide hospital in
dying condition. 1t is stated that tn
woman, who owned the saloon wher
the trouble occurred, acted in self de
Tense, and did not shoot McDougall I'M
til after he had struck her in the fac
with q glass. Later reports say Nc
Dougall died Thursday.
Harry and Louis Lefkovits. who. foui
weeks ago. bought out the E Marks 8
Co., general merchandise business a
Rawhide. had their three big stores at
tsched last week by Wood, Curtis &
Co. and J. l. Brambile. wholesalers
aud l. Lefkovits was arrested on 4
warrant sworn out by the cashier Of
the Merchants and Miners Bank fol-
obtaining money under false p~retenses
Harry Lefkovits Is reported 10 have lefl
for the Coast. presumably San Fran
cisco. a couple Of days ago.