The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-01-14
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of Gaughan his deputy The officer has been
poyed in the Whuja mine at Seven Troughs.
Government inspector travelling through Nevada
inspecting empty liquor bottles regard
destroying the stamps bonded goods being complied
with.
Henry Mack has resigned the position Of Chief Deputy under
u s. Marshal Humphreys The place will be filled by civil
vice and examination will take place for the position time
February.
The Orphans Home Commission composed of Superintendent
Of Bray Mcmillan and Surveyor Deadly
appointed McKnnon, Reno Republican superintendent
of the Home.
Tonopah arranging light 6O-candle
power electric lights replace the 40 lights being used
will per annum which will be about
paid for the gas lamps.
Five feet of the SUBMITS around Jarbdge, Eko
County according Charles Stanley who has returned from
that district Slighng is good Charleston Many teams are
busy there Hay is 500 per ton
couple of people met the train Orosle few days
ago and of love first sight They married the
Tonopah believes they will be in
qung the cost Of ticket to Reno less than month
An od-me miner, Alexander Anderson by name dish
Big restaurant dead his cabin
Godfed Tuesday morning He had been prolonged spree
and death had taken place days before the discovery
body.
Key Pttman who candidate for the United States
against George campaign and who
defeated has been appointed Colonel the staff Of Governor
Odde Pman is Democrat and odde Republican but they
old friends.
Three valuable the southeastern portion of White
Pine County owned by the Murray Sheep Company have been
sold Wnder of Murray Utah. Wnder also acquired
ownership of the Jones and cock ranches The transfer ncudes
oil waor rights.
The Tonopah city cemetery located ground belonging
to the Tonopah Extension Mining Company will probably be
moved plat threequarters of mile below ground which
General Manager Kchn has offered to donate None of the graves
will be moesed, however.
1t rumoed City that the incoming Legislature
plans materially change the system of filing transcripts
peal and trial This is due complaints made
that the cost of appealing high that tgans often
deferred from carrying their further for lack of
Churchill Eagle says land leveng progress every
part valley hundreds of lands being
prepared for the coming seasons crops The work of recaming
the desert steady tagging and in the end going make
of that valley earthly paradise mind
. ceive.
The skirmish promises of the most i'm
porant mining suits the history Nevada by the
testing company when Judge Ducker late Saturday evening render
ed decision from the bench granting the application of O. Orr
Of Seattle for of the underground workings of the National
Mines Company the bonanza property National which has
duced several millions worth Of bullion within the last two years.
says the Humboldt Star.
Although under Indictment alleged embezzng
city Reno while acting City Clerk E. Christie has been
appointed Deputy Constable His father John E. Christie was
reelected Constable of Reno township the last election and
his deputies he has appointed D. Bird local newsdealer
hisson Christie present H. E. Christie the Deputy
Constable out bail awaiting trial charges of embezzement
having been indicted on about IA counts.
Assembyman Emery ]. Arnold Esmerada County, states
that he will the Assembly of the Nevada Lgis
nre this coming session to do with treating in elections
says believe money! liquor cigars anything
else should be used influence voters campaign and that
will endeavor have law passed that kind politics
He has already the m and penalty for the violation
the fixed maximum fine $4,000 three
Nevada Peniteniary
peaceful the city of Reno and greatly has
crime decreased in the city since CANT put under ban
tho