The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-30
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j.. {. Henderson of Gold6eld has been
appointed a notary public in and Tor
Ormsby County.
Falling backward from a chair in which
he was fitting. D. o. Kirk, of Lovelock.
sustained spinal injuries from which he
died in a few hours.
Since July IL, 1909, eight tragic deaths
have occurred in the Manhattan mining
district-an average Of almost n death
a month from hat date up to the present
time.
Anxious that their former employees
leave Tonopah, it is said the Tonopah &
Gold6eld railroad has furnished all OF
them with free transportation, to Denver
east, or to the Pacific Coast west.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
smelter to the east OF Carson City. A
large force OF men are at work laying the
spur tracks along the line that has been
graded and the work Of laying track is
being pushed ahead as rapidly as possible.
Lewis Brothers. Of the lower White
River valley. White Pine County, who
last year disposed Of a considerable por-
ton OF their stock cattle. are now in
Utah, where they will purchase several
thousand head Of sheep for their ranges.
Census Supervisor Russell has gone
from Elko to the western part OF the
State. where Glow progress with census
taking occasions attention. Prosecution
may be brought against persons said to
be delaying the work.
James Hopkins, found wandering in
sane in Carson Valley a few days ago,
has recovered his mind in Carson. He
lost his way while walking from his
home at Placerville, California, and
wandered for days without food.
Capt. Davis. founder of the Nevada
Reduction Works at Dayton. has moved
his family to Rero. where he expects to
conduct a hotel. This move Is said to be
a hard blow to the town OF Dayton, as the
enterprises carried on by him we're the
life Of the place.
The Lander County Live Stock Com
pany has purchased all the ranch hold
ings of L. A. Lemaire in Lander County.
This includes patented land in Antelope
| valley a~ggregating over 700 acres. The
water rights going with this land include
those of Antelope creek, Gilbert creek
and Cain creek.
Charles Bolton. q young man recently
indicted in Elko County on q charge OF
assault with intent to kill. committed
suicide at Shelton Wednesday morning
by taking strychnine. When arraigned
on the charge q few days g he was in
toxicated. He was indicted on a charge
Of attempting to kill Harry Reynolds,
a SHELTON, last Summer.
The GoldHeld Tribune says: The
many friends of Mrs. w. s. cole"
Elliott will be grieved to learn that for
more than q week she has been quaran-
tined at her Ely home with q most viru-
lent form oil smallpox. Mr.. Elliot has
summoned the best medical aid at hie
command, but fatal results are feared
Notwithstanding.
Tonopah Bonanza: The railway strike
situation remains about the same. The
freight heretofore coming by the way Of
Nina from San Francisco Is arriving over
the southern route via Goldfeld. It IL
estimated that the strike Is costing the
Tonopah and Goidfeld railroad company
at least $1,000 q day over the old scale OF
wages paid the Brotherhood employees.
or $50. 900 q month.
Joseph Cazier, of Currant Creek, Nye
County, has gone to Nephi. Utah. to at
tend the funeral Of his father. Samuel
Cszier, who died there April Is. The
deceased was 70 years old and until a
year ago was . prominent rancher Of
Currant Greek. He had been in ILL.,
health for about two years. Five sons,
residing at Currant Creek. and two
daughters, living in Utah, survive.
Elko Independent: There is q scandal
in the Shoshone four hundred. Several
months ago Sally, n of the bellies Of the
tribe, forsook her husband for another
buck and the forsaken Indian applied to
the Indian court for q divorce. The case
which is said to rival the divorce cases
OF rich New Workers in its sensational
features. is being tried before the Indian
court. II reports are true. Sally's former
husband will win his case.
Through traffic between Salt Lake and
Los Angeles over the San Pedro, Los
| Angeles & Salt Lake railroad will be re-