The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-09


caped from the Nevada Insane Asylum
on September 81, was captured at Elko.
The sixth annual convention Of the Ne
vada State Medical Association COM
mencing Tuesday and lasting three days.
was held at Goldfeld this week.
The Nevada Press Company Of Carson
has consolidated its job plant with the
Gazetts's at Reno. Carson loses one Of
it's principal industries by the consolida-
ton.
Harry Godcharles, editor of Cooper
Ore" published at McGill. White Pine
County, was found dead Sunday night
in a ditch into which he had fallen sew
sral days ago.
Rev. J. B. Dsrneille, formerly Of Ne
vada, but latter rector Of st. Mary's
Church Of Napa. California. has resigned
i hia charge there and will soon 20 to Gold
field, where he has been called.
+. ID. Roberts has resigned as District
Attorney Of Ormsby County and George
Sanford. formerly of the Carson News,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Roberts is now editor OF the Carson APP
peal.
James J. Hill. through other parties,
has fled articles of Incorporation at Car
son for the Oregon Trunk Line. This
| road it is thought will run from eastern
| Oregon through northern Nevada to San
Francisco.
An airship for Phoebe, which is ex-
pected to attract to the camp as many as
| did the Cans Nelson fight to Goldield,
is suggested by q New York brokerage
house, which is interested in bringing the
resources of Phoebe to the attention Of
the public.
In the rock-drilling contest at Gold
field last week five teams were entered,
with the following results: First prize,
| Robert Burns and Michael Jalick OF
Goldfeld, SO 7.16 inches; Ross and Jones
| of the Lucky Boy mine won the second
| prize by drilling SO lie inches.
Along the line of the Western Pacific,
| within so miles OF Winnemucca, the rail-
road graders cut through deposits OF
slate and asbestos at different points
Indications point to quantities that would
justify exploration, owing to the railroad
facilities and proximity to market.
Robert Craig, an employe OF the Huss-
man ranch in Gardnerville, Douglas
County, dropped lead at that place Sat-
urday evening. The deceased was about
40 years of age and was a very heavy
smoker. The evening of his death he
came in from his work and took a drink
of liquor, aud a few moments later drop
ped dead. Cause Of death was paralysis
of the heart.
Felix Vogliotti and other prominent
Italians of Reno are looking for one Art
ura Pratt, an Italian who recently came
to this country from Italy. They state
that u cablegram has been received stat
ing that his father has died in Italy and
has left Artura Pratt an estate valued al
! $50, 900. The young Italian was in Reno
} some time ago and hen stated that he
was going out to look for a job.
Carl Larsen, a we'll known mining man
was killed last week by the accidental
discharge of his gun at Eldorado Canyon,
near Searchlight. In company with
George Delaney he was examining some
, rich float q mile vest Of Mob Hill. Lar
sen suddenly rested his shotgun upor
the ground, the force ~dischargiDg the
, weapon. The full charge Of shot tore
r away one hand and inflicted a gapini
wound in his side, Kidding the bowels
He died instantly.
Owing to a lack of business, the West
ern Ore Purchasing Company has closed
it's branch sampler at Millers, near Tono
pah. Time was when that institution
wasunable to handle the tonnage Offered
A il, but the construction Of the several BIZ
mills by the mining companies, whicl
are working nearly the entire product Q
the mines OF the Tonopsh and Goldfel'
districts, has eliminated the services Q
the sampler. thus forcing it to clos
( down.
One of the largest real estate deal
ever made in Humboldt County too
place last week. Iowa parties purchas
ed rom Joseph Marzen his large ranch
at Lovelock consisting OF approximate
5000 acres, together with all improve
ments, stock and personal property
The reported consideration was 5000, 00C
! 1t is understood that the new owner