The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-11-20
THIRTY-NINTH YEAR
Nevada State News

According TO the Ely Expositor Adams
and McGill have sold to an Ogden con-
Germ 1000 head Of sheep, and the esti-
mated price for the same was s22 800.
The Tonopah Sun reports a depth oil
ten inches Of snow on Thursday OF last
week, the greatest fall in the memory OF
residents Of Tonopah.
The bank roll Of the roulette wheel in
the Golconda Hot Springs Hotel was
stolen the other night by unknown
parties after the wheel closed flush from
an all night run.
T. Kehoe, an employe OF the Sierra
Nevada Wood and Lumber Company at
Hobart Mills, Saturday afternoon while
running q circular saw in the lsth room
got one OF his hands underneath the iced
roll. His wrist came in contact with the
say and vas severed.
An Elko business man when in Reno
went into q restaurant to get his dinner.
Thinning that he would like a delicacy
that he could not get at home. he asked
the waitress If she had frog legs. lie
wal knocked off the perch when she re-
piled: "No the reason | walk SO is that
i have rheumatism"
Charles Ruden and Frank Kopp came
into Eureka from their mines at Silver
ado the first of the week. They state
thew will make no more shipments OF
ore until Spring on account Of the pres
emit bad condition of the roads, but will
continue TO extract ore during the Win
ter, ready for shipment in the Spring.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Parkinson. a pio-
neer Of San Francisco. where she arrived
soon after 1850 from Australia. died No
vember Is at her home in Seattle Wash
ippton. aged " years. She was the
widow Of r. R. Parkinson, who publish
ed in Carson City and Vir-
ginia City, Nevada, during the bonanz
days.
". Z. Griffin of the Eureka County
Bank, accompanied by his daughter
Mrs. Oscar j. Smith. left on Wednes-
dsy mornings train for Reno. From
there they will 20 to Wally's Springs
near Genoa, about 10 miles south Of
Carson. where Mr.. Griffin goes for the
benefit of his health. which has been
unite Door for several weeks.
Margaret Ellington, the actress, former
wife Of Daniel Frohmsn, was married 81
Reno to Z. ]. Bowes, q millionaire
three days after Judge Pike had granted
her . divorce. Judge Pike Was requested
to perform the ceremony, but refused
]. E. Souchereau. justice OF the peace o
Verdi, performed the ceremony and wa
paid IS, the legal fee, by the millonair'
groom.
Sam Curnow, Deputy Constable, AM
night watchman for q number OF ousi
ness houses in Reno. has given up III
position. His wife has deserted him,
is said. and has taken their two childre
with her. Some time ago, dissatishe
with her husbands position, which re
uuired him to be out all night. Mrs. GU
now told him that If he did not seek
new position she would leave him. Late
abe warned him that she would leave 0
! the morning Of November 8 unless he di
as she requested. She was gone whe
ne returned from work that morning
Curnow states that his wife has not le
him. but is away on q visit to . friens
Mrs. Kohen, in Oakland.
A dispatch from Chicago announce
that d. Mackenzie, the we'll know
Gold6eld mining operator, who has ha
his full share OF legal entanglements
the courts there and is not yet tout
the woods" has effected q reconciliatio
with his wife, from whom he has bee
estranged for several years. and the d
vorce proceedings which resulted ]
Mackenzie being placed under arrest Q
various occasions have been droppe'
1--WE have just forgot our dispute
what Mackenzie said, "that is all, an
we have decided to live together agaiI
Our son 10 with ms and we expect to q
along as we'll as ever. We will
abroad for . year and then live in Cal
fornia."