The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-29

The Reese River Reveille. published
at Austin, was 40 years old last Satur.
day.
The reported fatal woundiug at Nc.
Dermit Of "ShLrty" Harris is now said
to be without any foundation.
The Consolidated mines at Goldfeld.
who are treating 81 ore at q IL 'ht,
have perfected arrangements for treat
ing $6 ore as well.
For the second time in the West,
pneumatic dredger to be financed b,
Sacramento; Cal. capital. will begin
operation at Manhattan. Nevada. within
a few days.
Charles Harris, while going from
Rawhide to Fallon, got lost for two days
in the desert. and only for q prospecting
outfit finding him he would hav'
persisted. His home is in Stockton, Cal.
The Nevada Railroad Commission
held q conference at Reno last
week with A. Christensen, general
of Wells, Fargo q Co.,
and other officials of hat company. in
regard to q reduction Of express charges
in this State. This is the first time that
Wells.Fargo has ever bad such q re-
quest in Nevada.
Reno Gazette: John G. Talbot. q
young newspaper man. formerly OF the
East but for the past few months a resi-
dent of Nevada. has joined with Babe
Mayer in Elko and arranged for the
publication of a new daily in that town.
The new paper will be published even
inQs and will be known as the Tele-
gram. 1t will be a Democratic publica-
ton.
The safe in the Tonopah g. Tidewater
railroad depot at Rhyolite was forced
open with the aid of nitro-glycerine
and rified of its contents at an early
hour Monday morning. The Thieves
secured about $500 in cash and a check
from the neutrality-suspicious. Com
pany for $3.50. No one heard the ex-
piosion. and there is no clew to the
identity Of the robbers.
District Judge Averill. in fixing the
bona of W. F. Ford at Tonopah on o
charge of felony embezzlement. placed
tie bpnd at $1,000 and stated that the
defendant must secure the stated
amount from two surety companies. il
such surety was given. The Court in
this matter was acting along the lines
OF bonds furnished by really holders.
where two signatures are required fol-
the total amount.
ATTORNEY General Stoddard and State
Engineer Frank Nicholas. who some
time ago inspected the ~penitentiaries Of
California, left Saturday for New Yori
City. They will inspect the big pris
ous Of that and other States. These
trips are for the purpose OF securing
data for the planning of o new prison
for Nevada. The new prison will b.
bnilt in Ormsby County and Will con
tain at least 500 single cells.
Sarah Appear. an aged Indian woman
who two weeks ago killed her mother
in-law and burned the body in the be
lief that it would cure her husband WIFI
was ill. has been held by the Elk
GrandJnry for murder. The womal
told that q medicine squaw" of tn
tribe told her unless she killed her hus
bands mother, her husband would die
She enticed her victim to q lonely spo
in the hills and killed her with an irol
bar.
Bernard Clark. one Of the men accus
ed of the murder of Sol Hendra at CHAT
last December. has been convicted o
murder in the second degree at Winnie
mucca. Pat Coke. one of the accuses
men, was convicted Of manslaughter ant
Pat Mplialy. another one. was acquit
ted. The jury in Clark's case for l
hours stood IL to l for murder in tn
first degree. and the verdict was a com
promise. Sol Hendra. who was sho
and killed, was the original locator o
certain Chaffer claims which were jump
ed by Clark and others. When Hendr
came to do the assessment work Oh
them he was shot and killed from am
bush.