The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-06-04

of ahixh r.di1z,- has been dismissed
4 TIdeu claimed tat he vzz unable % Sc
srrs the pruper svs5enee 70 cnnsi<s- It
. claimed that ne GolsS=d ConsolsiAsed
Mas Coupsny had rot uEsn him a.
urznce that the necessary expert tsssi-
uouy cnaceruing the are v0aid %
furnished
Aessrsisx % the STATE DsrkL Las the
ezzes u those HiegL practitioners n We
sHss who hare utterly ixnarsd the con-
m-uniezticus Of Or. D. W Ralison of
Reno. presisens al the board. requesting
their attendance for srAminatsoa az the
ueetinx u CE-sc1 On M2y =. VII Dc pat
into the hands Of the Dissrcs Attorneys
Of their respective counties. sho sIA
p-ro@eeuts them ~ yioiaEorz Of shea Law
They are prsexirinz without AEesnse-
The seven saloon men arrested &C the
rev camp Of IarbiIxz in The northeast
ern part of Nevada n kehsrzs ct COO
d1etinr szIooas ca q Gosernusnt Forest
Reserve, have been given preliminary az
sminafious before the United states
Coumissiorer n ElEo and have been
bound ovsr 70 the Federal Grsnd Jury
There we're seven other saIoou men In
Isrbidxs e~ood1criug resorts before
Deputy Enited States Marshal GooSe
eft Elxo to % TO Jnbidre and make the
arrests, bot when tie officer arrived
there ouIy seven we're IN business
The Ronnd Moant2in Mining Company
Of Nanhatran d n tr51bis over the death
II an employee At Manhattan . lew days
ax1- He waz cayed On in the mine and
received injuries from which he later
lied and the c1rooer's iury have held the
conps1y responsible for bis death % the
grounds that the ssope wherein be vas
working va not Property timhered and
cared for. TIE deceased wa named
lack MeSsmarx and he vas . years Of
age The body wAs taken to Exc f1r
burial
The mill. blacksmith chop and 3 ons
IT refined sulphur belonging 10 the Ne
vad2 sulphur Company have been de-
ssroyed By fire. The estimated Ioss 10
80, 600 and the origin Of the IRE % IN
xnown- The refinery was situated about
swo and one-haIf niles east Of the town
Of suIphur. HanboiIs County. and in
close proximity TO the company's mines
The fire vii result in work being przcti-
cally suspended On the eonpany's prog
srsy until the refinery can be rebuilt
The principal stockholders Of the enu-
pany ara San Frzncizco capitalists
After . separation Of q years q divorce
mas been granted 10 Mrs John Wsrinz
az Reno. The divcrcee 10 more than 50
years Of age The Waring home 10 IN
Greece, New York. vhere the family 10
Of excellent standing and familiar figures
IN the cisy's social doinzA. In 1878 COO
nutiaI differences led 70 the couple TAX
ing up separate ahodesL Divorce was
oftsn SPOKEN Of. bot the rsaned nature
Of the wouaa rsvoltsd % the thcosht OF
barring family secrets in court. hus after
years Of dsliberssioc abe decided to take
% her residences In Nevada and obtain .
decree
The discovery Of wstsr has iuss been
made Ia the norshsrn end Of Smith val
ley, aboz. Is niles from Ysrirgton-
The soil bad always bssn barren and
uon-prod1csivs. snd the nearest known
ssssr Vas eight miles away. A lev
days ago . p~rospscsor for oil sunk .
shaft In the soil. and alter he had
forced il down "a feet struck N sTtssiAn
eow. News OF the striking Of water
spread like vilders throughout the val
ley. The xsssr flows strongly and there
are Indications that IL IL plentiful An
oil man vho Vas also On the scene
stated that there wsrs evidences OF pet
rolsum deposits also.
Willis xading through . marrow
slough by the side OF the Western Pa
ei6c trschs near Elko. in order to reach
. telegraph pole. William Cosset, .
Western Onion linemsn. Was ssized
With . cramp and drowned before Inc
eyes o. nss companions bsfors they esaid
poll him from the water. A young mar
was with Cossstt when he entered the
water and when he sav Cossstt sink he
plunged into the muddy water to rescue
him. but the wster vas too cold and be
had to return. An iron rod Was then
secured and made into = hook and by
means OF this Cossett's body was pulled
from the slough His body vas shipped
from Eiko to his home in California.
Mrs. Smith HolIins McKim. aided BY
her father and other prominent wealthy
people Of the East. has in mind the es-
Enlistment OF s"Boyville" for youths at
Bowers' Mansion. according to . state
ment made in the Reno Gazette OF . few
days ago. It is the plan Of the philan-