The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-07-19

been fitted into the sidewalk to shock
dogs.
The saloon licenses Of Jack Wilson OF
Seven Troughs and Harry Lyons Of Love-
lock have been revoked by the Humboldt
Commissioners for allowing illegal gamb-
ling in their saloons.
Carlin has a labor force at the present
time OF about three times as great as she
ever had There are at present about
125 men employed in the 5. p. shops aud
the working force in the past has been
about So Or 40.
The Simon Reinhsrt residence at Win
nemucca, the finest there, has just been
bought by Mrs. w. T. Jenkins. q wealthy
cattle owner Of the northern part OF
Humboldt County, and she will make
her home there.
The Tonopah Bonanza makes Q cor
rection Of it's statement that the recent
closing OF the Gold6eld National Bank
Was a failuve. Investigation shows that
the assets OF the bank are over 800, 900
and its liabilities 10000. 1t is merely
going out Of business and paying all
claims dollar for dollar.
The Carson Appeal states that deposit
ors OF the defunet State Bank and Trust
Company are figuring on q petition to
Governor Oddie requesting him to call a
special session of the Legislature. so that
the institution can be taken out OF the
hands Of the receiver and r~eorgsnized for
business by the depositors.
Guy B. Nunamaker, for several years
Southern Pacific agent at Winnemucca.
afterward holding the same position at
INLAY, was killed at Oreana on Wednes-
day afternoon from injuries received an
hour previously. He fell beneath a car
that he was switchidg and both Of his
legs were cut off at the groin.
In excess OF 100 carloads Of ore have
already beer shipped and settled for from
Mcneil properties and about 20 carloads
from other mines in the Rochester dis
trict. At the rate OF 40 tons to the car,
| and $25 to the ton, this makes the
, output of the district for the first few
months of its existence $4,000 to date
Rochester Miner.
Deeth, Elko County, was visited BY a
destructive fire Sunday morning, entirely
consuming the two saloon buildings just
east of the McCsll-Smiley store. she loss
being estimated at $4,000. with an in.
s~urance OF less thar half that amount.
, The FIRE broke out shortly after midnight
in the rear OF the Mahoney Bros saloon.
} and was first seen by one OF the men
who occupied a room in the building.
A fire which might have destroyed the
entire camp OF Wonder occurred Tuesday
at midnight. Luckily there was no wind
and the flames were confined to a re-
stricted area. The buildings consumed
i. were at Broadway and Main streets. and
> included the Fraction bar, a butchershop
! the Wonder hotel, the Churchill County
: Mercantile Company, the Wonder Bank
Y & Trust Company and an adjoining
building.
: The four men giving their names as
Dan Dawson. @. ID. Joys, William Con.
8 ley and Al Williams. who were arrested
{ several days ago and charged with hold
: ing up E q. Willard and robbing the
Ely Garage and Supply Company at Ely
Of a metal tank containing SO gallons o.
gasoline, must go to trial On the charge:
> against them. according to a decision o.
Z Justice Oartright, who held that they
!. must be held in Jail until a direct charge
I is fled against them in the District court
: Professor George j. Young. head OF the
Mackay School OF Mines Of the University
of Nevada and a leading mining expert
OF the country, has resigned to accept q
position as professor Of mining and metal
lurgy in the University of Minnesota
Coupled with this announcement comes
!, that Of the resignation of w. IT. Smith
professor OF geology and mineralogy
making the ninth member of the Univer
sity of Nevada faculty to sever connection
with the Institution this Summer. Prof
Smiths resignation was not unexpected
He is in poor health and expects to re
, main in Southern California. He haI
been on leave OF absence for a year.
Mrs. Plovel, who runs a boarding hous,
at McGill. was robbed Monday of $780,
in cash which she had buried in the eel
lar for safe keeping. During the Las
strike, Mrs. Plovel. who Is a hard work
ing woman with several children, drew
her savings from the bank. thinking tina
she could take better care of the none
by depositing it in the ground. and burie,
the treasure in the cellar, but yesterda'
discovered that the money was gone
She notified Sheriff Grain OF the loss an,