The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-09
Nevada State News

Frank Nicholas, the Democratic
nominee for Governor in opposition Il
the present incumbent. Denver s
Dickerson, has opened MP headquarteri
in Reno.
William Stansbusy. . we'll known resi-
dent Of Gold6eld. committed suicide on
day this week by taking morphine
The body was found By his wife. lyins
in their home. The dead man had re
latives at Palms. Cal.
Judge H. H.. Atkinson has assumed
the title Of sheriff and assessor oil Nye
County. As ex-offcio coroner Judge At
kinson will o~ficiate as sheriff until July
s, when the County Commissioners vii
appoint . person to take the Office, Enlest
Sheriff Owens returns and 6les q nes
bond with the board.
The body Of John King. former As
sessor Of Deer Lodge County, Montana,
Who disappeared two months ago, was
found in an abandoned mine tunnel neal
Goldfeld . lev days aeo. A coroner's
inquest revealed evidence OF morphine
poisoning. King. who vas engaged in
mining at Gold6eld. had met serious
reverses and is believed to have com
mitted suicide
J. III. Adams & Company OF Loe
Angeles. q bonding company which was
the successful bidder for Reno bonds to
the amount Of $780, 900. has a. yet no,
taken up the bonds. and the City Attor'
ney has announced to the City Council
that unless the bonds are taken within
the next 80 DAYS the CITY should declare
the certified check forfeited and offer the
bonds for sale again.
O. c. Petty. who murdered his wife in
Sparks several months ago. after chas-
ing her through the streets with q gun,
firing the fatal shots as she knelt in
front Of . church and begged for her
life. has again been sentenced to be
hanged on July - in the Nevada peni-
Tertiary. Judge Orr made the order for
the execution. Petty failed in his efforts
to have the Supreme Court intervene in
his case.
William H. Andrews. the youna
draushtsmsn in the Surveyor Generals
Office ct Phoenix, Ariz-. Who killed him
self in the home Of DR.. o. L. Mahoney
in that city last Saturday because DR..
Mahoney's ward would not become his
wife. was formerly . resident of Reno.
He was for three years engaged As Q
daushtsman in ths Sarvevor Generals
Office in that city. and while there made
many friends. He was q prominent
member Of the Red Mems Lodge and Of
other fraternal societies Of that city.
The White Pine Daily News Published
1t East Ely has announced its discon'
tinuancs. and also made the statement
that the plant, good will and business
had been taken under . lease BY A. VAL
jean. G. s. Grain and s. C. Patrick. who
win continue the paper A. q weekly.
Mr.. Vatican has been the editor OF the
paper for the past three years. Nr.
Grain has been superintendent of the
mechanical department for the same
length Of time. while Mr.. Patrick has
been In charge Of the linotype machine,
W. II. Tate. . gambler OF Elko. well
known in Gold6eld. Tonopah and many
parts OF the stats. has been placed In the
insane asylum ct Reno. Tate Ia sui.
fsrine from . peculiar delusion by which
he imagines that he 10 an electric current
capable Of doing great harm or perform
Ing miraculous fssts OF strength. Tate
has been for years . physical culture
crank. INDUCING In cold baths. road
work and various exercises. He hal
read volumes OF literature on the subject
and it 10 believed that too much concen'
tration Of mind on these subjects has IN
balanced him.
Al . result OF the recent meeting oi
those interested in the Mothers Clut
held at Reno. Il 10 likely that before lona
. congress Of Women's Clubs viii b
held in Nevada. Already nearly every
other State has . congress of this sort
and Nevada ID waking up to the need o
getting in the race. Mrs.. Jennie X
Logan was delegated by the meeting Il
present the subject included in the plar
Of action Of the club before the Teachers
Institute ct Goldfeld this Fall. Pro
lessor Romano Adams Of the Universit,
addressed the meeting and heartily en-
doned the purposes Of the organization
with ~. -.-s~saon Of Arizona and