The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-09-13

Nlnnemucca wednesday Q coast
markets.
A new grocery store at Jarbidgeis
receiving its supplies by parcel post
from a Twin Falls. Idaho. wholesale
house. The goods are shipped in
20-pound packages.
Al Spargo fell through five sets of
timbers in the Slopes Of the Ophir
mine at Virginia City on the $500
foot level last Sunday night. He
was badly cut and bruised but will
recover.
1t is stated that Ray Baker has
been fitted out with a nice little job
in Washington by Senator Pittman
as messenger on Committee on Ter
ritories at the salary Of sl25 per
month.
Mrs. L. Abel Of Paradise Hill has
been awarded the issue of Lovelock
high school bonds issued in conform
ity with an act Of the Legislature. The
issue is for $4,000 and Mrs. Abel
made a fiat bid Of $40, 450.
Joe Henkel, a popular young ma
tive of Winnemucca. son Of George
w. Henkle. a well-known Southern
Pacific brakeman on the main line,
was killed at Inlay Thursday night
by being run over by a train.
Myron Pixley, until three years
ago a resident of Elko County since
1870, died at the home Of a daughter
in Livermore, Cal, last week. Three
daughters, all married and residing
in Nevada, survive him with the
widow.
Miss Jessie V. Mitchell, one of the
teachers employed to teach in the
public school at Carson during the
coming term, was injured in an auto
mobile accident in South Dakota a
few days ago and her arrival has
consequently been delayed.
G. W. Anderson, formerly a ticket
agent of the Western Pacific at Win
nemucca, plead guilty in the district
court Tuesday TO the charge of en-
bezzling $3.50 and was sentenced TO
not less than one year nor more than
a year and a half in the penitentiary.
Albert Trosi, the young man who
was injured in an auto accident dur
ing the auto races at Carson last
Sunday, died at the Sisters Hospital
last night. His mother is Frustrated.
Had Trosi lived it would have been
necessary to amputate both legs.
Portland, Oregon, papers chronicle
the death from alcoholism of Mabel
Start, formerly Mabel Curran of
Virginia City. Her dead body was
found at the bottom of a stairway al
her home. She was the wife of DIR.
Start, involved in recent scandals at
Portland.
Ex-State Printer Joseph Mccarthy
is suffering greatly with blood poison
in n of his feet, consequent to an
operation performed upon a toe
wherein it was necessary to remove
the member. 1t is now found neces-
sary to remove the foot to save his
life and he is in a critical condition.
Carson News.
At Battle Mountain, Nevada, last
Saturday evening Mrs. w. T. Jenk-
ms, the wealthy rancher and stock
owner, was married to George M,
Southwark, assistant cashier of the
First National Bank of Winnemucca
After a short honeymoon trip in
California the couple will take VI
their residence at Winnemucca.
George w. Riley, aged % years
son of a prominent and wealthy fam.
lily on a ranch near Winnemucca
was brought to Winnemucca Sunday
night to prevent his lynching by in
furiated farmers. Riley is said t.
have committed an assault on ayoune
girl, Martha Silva, at Burgess ranch
at the point of a rifle. The girl is il
a serious condition.
Attorney w. d. Jones was shot a
in Reno Tuesday afternoon by Georg'
lines, one of the proprietors of tbs
Cowboys Home on the Virgini;
road. The bullet missed Jones by
foot or so and Jones sent a cop Il
put the shooting man in duranct
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