The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-30

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fetal announcement made from the local
Offices OF the Salt Lake route. The re-
pair work is progressing with much better
Roadway than had been hoped for and it
now begins to look as though train
service over the entire route, which has
been abandoned since the disastrous
washouts Of last December and early
January, in Meadow Valley wash, will
be started some time in June.
While working in the Combination
Fraction workings at Goldfeld this week.
George Morrison. a miner, met with a
frightful accident that will mar him for
the remainder OF his life, even il it does
not cause his death. He was at work on
one OF the lower levels when a piece OF
ore caved in upon him. The ore crushed
in his right cheek, gouged the right eye
from its socket and injured his skull. His
breast was also crushed in and a shoulder
was dislocated. He will probably die,
although the physicians state that he has
a chance for his life.
Hereafter no member OF the local d.
vorce colony in Reno will be extended
invitations to attend any OF the social
dances given by the sororities OF the Uni
versity. This appears to be the ulti-
matum issued by both the Delta Rho
and Theta Epsilon nororities. The former
aggregation Of young ladies among the
students gave one Of their dances last
Friday night and the new ruling prevailed
to the letter. II is said that even one Of
the professors who is particularly friendly
with n of the "colony" expressed ade-
sire to escort that lady to the dance, but
was notified that such privilege was
denied him.
The Knights Of Ply thias of this State
are planning for a big ceremonial session
in Goldfeld on June 9. when the order
will hold its session Of the Grand Lodge
there. At the same time the members
OF the Pythian Sisters will hold their
Grand Lodge in Goldfeld. The two lodges
OF the order in that city have offered
$1,000 to the d. o. X. X. to hold a cere-
monial session during the sessions Of the
two Grand Lodges. II this offer is ac-
cepted a big time is expected. 1t is be-
lieved that there will be several hundred
Knights and their ladies from all parts OF
the State in Goldfeld at the time Of the
session.
Half dozen miners employed in the
lower levels Of the Belmont mine at
T~onopah are suffering from blood poison
ing. among them being s. NJ. Blackmore,
O. A. Dondero and Henry Hughson.
These men state that they work between
the 1000 and 1100-foot levels. and that it
is the ore in this particular part of the
mine that causes the poisoning. The
physicians state that there must be some
sort Of Q chemical in the ore that causes
the poisoning. "a every man who
scratches himself in any way in that part
OF the lower workings always gets blood
poisoning. A chemical analysis Of the
ore will be made to discover the nature
of the poison 90 as to be able to combat
it more successfully.
Sad indeed was the end which came
yesterday afternoon at the Steptoe Hos
pital to little Ruth Hathaway, aged six,
when she died from burns sustained
Monday evening she ran with flaming
dress from q bonfire to the arms OF her
mother some distance away In the home
OF the family on F avenue in East Ely.
The condition Of the little girl was not
deemed to be critical until yesterday
morning, when it developed that she
was suffering from the effects evidently
OF internal complications brought thrc ugh
inhalation Of the flames which flared
from her dress after it caught from the
bonfire about which she had been play
ing.-White Pine News.