The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-03-05

Ionopah, was seriously injured last Wees
when he lost his footing and fell IS feet
down . stope.
Miss Oline G. Stewart, Of Tonopah,
president Of the Rebekah Assembly foI
the State Of Nevada, started last week to
visit the different Rebekah lodges in Ne
vada.
The State Board Of Revenue has given
permission to the Ormsby County Com
m~issioners TO borrow 5000, to tide the
county over it's present financial diff.
%culties.
Because Dave Flemming, q gambler.
called him vile names and abused him.
Lyman Jacobs, q ~paralytic. on Tuesday
morning at an early hour pulled q razor
from his pocket and slsshed Flemmine
across the face. Flemming's right cheek
was laid open from his ear to the point
Of his chin, and it took Is stitches to pull
the wound together. Flemming was al
go slashed across the forehead.
William Bourous, q Greek, 10 years Of
age, who has been employed by the
Southern Pacific Company in Sparks,
was caught between two cars late Mon
day afternoon and crushed to death. The
young fellow saw two cars standing q
little distance apart and started to go be-
tween them when the two cars crashed
together. He was caught between the
Drawbacks and when removed was dead.
J. Loder, inventor and manufacturer OF
the Loder smelter, which has proved a
success in the mining world, has taken
over the Boston Nevada Electrical Re-
duction Works, which plant was aband-
oned in Reno some years ago, and in
tends to transform it into a Loder smelter
large enough to handle the ores Of the
Nevada Commonwealth Company. and
also all the custom ore that may be
shipped there.
That 1900 pounds or more Of empty
mail sacks are now being shipped out Of
Reno by freight daily, was the discovery
made the other day in an inquiry con-
corning the matter Of weighing the mails,
which is now proceeding under the sup
ervision Of the Government. Incidentally
in connection with this discovery was re-
vealed a bit of business sagacity on the
part of Uncle Sam which will in all prob
ability save much to the Federal revenues
the next four years.
The mill and ore sampler of the West
ern Ore purchasing Company. at Millers.
Nevada, has been again placed in COM
mission. The plant is Of 800 tons daily
capacity, and Manager Woodbridge says
that it will doubtless remain In continu
u operation, there being a great deal
Of ore in sight to be treated. Included
in the list Of shippers to the plant are
the Belmont and the West, Of Tonopah,
and many Of the mines Of Round Noun
tain, Manhattan, Glendale and other
districts.
John Sunderland, q Regent of the
University Of Nevada, and National
Democratic Committeeman, whose wife,
who is a daughter Of J. G. Stubs, recent
ly filed q suit against him praying for q
divorce. has filed a demurrer to the com.
plant. His attorney states that Sunder.
land intends to contest the suit. The
grounds upon which Mrs. Sunderland il
seeking a divorce, are not known, as the
complaint is sealed. Friends Of both
state that Mrs. Sunderland will soon
come to Nevada with her father, and
that they believe she and her husband
will then settle all their difficulties and
that they will go to Chicago to reside.
An option upon all Of the Rober
Stewart holdings at Sodaville, a famoul
southern Nevada resort, comprising abou
500 acres of land and valuable wateI
rights. has been given to a Boston con
Germ, which, it is said. contemplate
building there a complete mill and smelt
ing plant. The plant will treat the ORE
from the surrounding mines and alst
from the Northern Belle property a
Candelaria. The Northern Belle. which
is owned by q Boston concern. producet
something like 5000. 900 in the ole
days and negotiations are now undeI
way toward the reopening Of the mine
An immense tonnage of low grade orr
was developed in the old days, and with
a smelter in operation at Sodaville, thi'
ore can be treated at a huge profit, it i
said.