The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-10-14

the cellar OF their home there August 10
has accused John Garadona Of the crime,
Garadona is now in Jail. and the woman
says she can prove his guilt.
The state has received from the Ma
tional Government the sum Of 1858 90
as the FIVE per cent Of the net proceed:
OF sale OF Government land within the
State during the year just closed. The
money goes into the school fund.
Fire starting from an overheated stove
destroyed the building Of Charles Snyder
valued at $4,000. at Yerington. The
building contained the store Of ii,
Samuels and the saloon Of Leverich q
Taggart, who place their losses at $l4,'
900. A bucket brigade prevented further
destruction.
Walter Fleming. a stranger in Elko,
was found dying by the side Of the West
ern Pacific tracks a few days ago and
was taken to the County Hospital, where
he passed away. The man had been in
town for several days and had been
ordered I o leave, as he was considered q
disorderly person. 1t is the belief OF the
officers that he died OF natural causes.
A test run on ten per cent copper ore
from Mason valley at Austin in a new
concentrating plant, has proven a sue
cess. 1t is most probable that such q
plant will be installed in Mason valley al
no distant date. Less than one. quarter
Of ne per cent copper was left in the
tailings, while the concentrates ran
better than ten per cent.
J. II. Driscoll, an employe Of the Stone
Webster Company at Verdi, reported to
the Reno police that he had been robbed
Of $1,000 in cash by G. Burroughs, with
whom he had shared his room. The
police have been unable to find Bur-
roughs. Driscoll claims hat he be-
friended Burroughs and that the latter
repaid him by taking his money.
Over in Wonder, drinking water, in
fact water for all purposes is high that
the people go to lengths to secure same
for general purposes. 1t is even said
that water that has been used for cyanid-
ing is picked up after leaving the mills
and utilized for domestic purposes. The
people have been warned Of the danger.
but apparently do not fear to take the
chance.
Herman G. Kingsley. a young Eng
lishman, visited the Nevada Insane
Asylum Monday and asked to be locked
up, saying that he was insane. Super
visor Bingham took him to the County
Jail and had him locked up. and later
in the day he was committed to the
asylum He seems to realize that he is
insane without being able to overcome
his insane ideas.
John Killem and James Logan of the
Moapa Gypsum Company became lost
in the Mormon Mountains neal Las
Vegas this week and went for 40 hours
without anything to eat or drink and had
q narrow escape from death. Logan at
last wandered into the Grant ranch and
reported hat Killem was lost. A
searching party located Killem by means
OF a fire he had built to attract attention.
The Sparks Tribune says: d. Cere-
sola has about 10 acres in potatoes.
which will be dug in about two weeks.
The value Of the Ceresola crop is esti-
mated at between SIS. 900 and $40. 900.
Eighty acres of the above are on the
Hill ranch. Gsravanta is now at Win
nemucca, where he expects to sell eight
or ten carloads of spuds and he wants
$25 per ton. the buyers to pick and sack
on the fields.
Arrangements are being made in Reno
for the organization of a National League
for Medical Freedom. A large number
OF citizens have signed up to join this
League in Reno and it's permanent organ-
ization will soon take place. The League
provides for medical freedom in that
there shall not be only one recognized
school for physicians, and further that
any person. adult or school child, shall
have the right to selec his own physi-
clan at any time.
The decayed bones Of a man in an old
deserted tunnel near the rich mines OF
the Comstock at Virginia City were
found last week and have caused much
speculation as to how they happened to
to be there. 1t is the belief OF many that
the man was murdered during the early
days of the Comstock and that his body
was thrown into the tunnel. 1t is the
belief of others that the man was
caught in a cave in the tunnel and died,
and that his body was never recovered.
The payroll in Virginia City and
Storey County for the month Of Septem-
Der reached the highest point attained
for manu- wars axcaa1inO tho $f00 000