The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-05-17
Nevada State News

Ely on Tuesday and G. w. Dickinson city
clerk. Police Judge Allen @. Bragg had
no opposition.
Mrs. Emerine Windle, mother Of r.
E. L. Windle, editor of the Humboldt
Star, died at Winnemuccs last week.
She was aged 81 years and was a resident
OF Nevada since 1875.
1t is said that one mining company at
Ely in its bullion tax statement showed
a loss OF $500 per day during a certain
period, while the report to stockholders
is said to have shown a profit
Miss Lila Lennon and Miss Clara
Hetschel, teachers in the Chico, Cali
fornia, State Normal music and art, res
pectively. have been employed to teach
those departments in the University OF
Nevada.
The Elko Independent says 900, 600
pounds OF wool was the clip from the
Williams ranch this year. Twenty five
| thousand dollars in cash vas realized.
The price paid by the wool buyers was
IL IA cents per pound.
On the eve Of selling his copper mine
in Jacks Valley for a large sum-, John
Bigot. a miner, dropped dead in his cabin
al the mine Wednesday. He and his
two brothers owned the mine and bad
been working in the tunnel.
During an argument between Joe
Ramostand Michael Mendino, two Next
cans, at the sugar factory at Fallon Tues
day night, Mendino shot Ramos twice in
the abdomen and Ramos died shortly
afterward. Mendino is In Jail.
The Fallon Commercial Club has for.
warded a dispatch to Senators Newlands
and Pittman at Washington, urging them
to oppose free wool and sugar as well as
meat. The three. year clause in the
sugar schedule is especially a~ntagonized.
Senator r. L Douglas of Churchill
financed Aviator Fowler, who recently
few from ocean to ocean across the 18th.
mus and took moving picture views Of
the Panama Canal. The films will be
exhibited and it is expected to realize a
neat sum from the venture.
There will not be a junior class dance at
the Reno high school this year unless
the boy who threw an egg at Billing
hurst. the superintendent, the other
night and spattered the superintendent
with it. confesses that he did it. Bill
inghurst has declared war on the entire
class.
The Nevada Wonder Mining Company,
one Of the Wingfeld properties in Church
i'll County, has declared its first dividend
of 10 cents per share. payable or the Goth
of May. The new mill is now treating
100 tons per day, which it is stated aver
ages about $18 per ton. The acquiring
Of new and adjoining properties has been
accomplished. making the holdings Of
greater value.
The Humboldt river is still rising by
slow graduations. but with a surety that
makes the ag~riculturists smile. The
lakes at Humboldt House are filed and
reports from the upper reaches OF the
Humboldt are very encouraging. Irri-
gators complain that the dry winds are
necessitating the use of more water than
usual, but they have it to use. -Lovelock
Review Miner.
The Overland garage was destroyed
by fire at Lovelock Thursday and it is
estimated that the loss will amount to
more than $35. 1000. There were twelve
autos burned. One of the machines be
longed to Joseph Nenzel of Rochester
and in attempting to save il Rudolph
Nenzel. nephew OF the mining man. was
painfully burned. The careless lighting
OF a match while an auto tank was being
refilled caused an explosion that started
the conf1agration.
Thelba Blanche Trever. five years old,
is heir to an eighth of an estate in Eng.
land valued at 800 pounds. The child
formerly lived in Reno, but her where
abouts is now unknown and the solicitor
in charge of the estate in England is
making an effort to locate her. She will
not come into her share of the estate un-
til she is Fl years. The solicitor. G.
Granville Clutterbuck, Is Clarence street
Gloucester, England. has written the
Reno police asking to aid in the search
for the child.