The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-05-23
STATE NEWS

r. NIrXvyc old relic in the form of an insulator
Z NE WO used by the Bodie telegraph line.
The insulator had been there thirty
Speed Limit. 1--we years. Manager Phillips now
county Chamber of has the insulator and treasures 1t as
sked the city trustees a most valuable relic. |
: : to fifteen miles an Sued for Divorce.
strictly enforce the John w. Lynch of Carson City, who
was arrested recently for cruelty to
animals and for threatening the life
ster Resigns. of his wife, has been made defendant
en-, who has been in a suit for divorce on the grounds
Las Vegas for ten of cruelty.
er his resignation to -
department with the Pioneer Passes Away.
successor be appoint Daniel McQuarrie. a pioneer resi-
dent of Virginia City died recently
after a long illness at his home. He
in a Well. was a member of the Odd Fellows.
eveloped an artesian Entertain Grand Chief.
lume on his property Mrs. Sarah j. George, grand chief
at town. of the Pythian Sisters, made an Off
- cal visit to the Carson City Temple
r Fairgrounds. No. 8. After the ceremonies a BAN
the Tonopah Won quet was served.
roned three school -
y in the silver camp Bucket Brigade to the Rescue.
orth of pencils The The fire department of Virginia
used in purchasing City was recently called out to ex-
the scnool play tinguish a fire in a small house
owned by T. B. Sullivan. The fire
was quickly put out by a bucket bri-
Sanch Sold. gade before any damage of conse-
3anks' owners IL the quence was done.
srty to Allen G. Nc Received by Express.
e for the land is said Charles Farrell of W%innemucca
so per acre. purchased several horses in Grand
Island, Neb, while there on, a visit.
Great DIVIDE. He recently received the animals by
ammy, a resident of EXPRESS
d recently at Falon -
r the birth of a son. Express Rider Dies.
usband formerly re- Jack Lynch, the last of the pony
ountain in Nye coun- express riders between Reno and Vir-
ginia City, died recently in Sonora,
Cal. Lynch was 81 years of age and
Letter. a native of Massachusetts,. He lived
owner Oh a a in Nevada for the major part of his
route, recently re- life
ymous letter COM
sell out, pack up and Crosses Great Divide.
five days, I'M After a brief illness, Mrs. ]. S.
of death. There is Wood, wife OF a well known rancher
of Smokey Valley in Nye county, died
recently of heart disease at her home.
81 nes. W., She was o7 years old and a native
recent death in Salt -
nomas L. Jones, aged Stanaway's Successor
er of the Comstock. AT a recent meeting of the Reno
of New York. city council. Mayor Shair nominated
-. George c. Bryson to succeed Judge
- wv Stanaway as police judge. He was
ev'ns = ne nshia elected by a unanimous vote. He will
a heiu III take office on June 1.
e elected: Directors, Deeth Boy Injured
M. Ardery, w. E. Bruce Lane, son of Horace Lane,
lckley, E. B. Yering- a Star Valley rancher, was injured
cal, James Newlands, in a haypress recently. He was i'm
Mills and H. l.. Grit prisoned in the press for an hour
Ogden Mills, presi- with his leg broken just above the
derry, vice president; ankle.
n. treasurer; J. W. ,
treasurer. III. n. -" ne"u III
eeking Aid. dent OF Carson City since the boom
a prospector, ar days, was recently found dead in bed
in Carson City and at the home of his hister and brother
critically ill by Dr. in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunce,
county physician. Drake, in that town. He had been
en- a letter to DR.. a sufferer of epilepsy and it is pre-
nd sent to the Wash sumed that it was the cause of his
itl in that city at death. He was 81 years old and a
fused admittance. He native OF Calaveras county, Cal.
ing day on his way
DR.. Krebs. No trace ~,
Greiner, residents of Reno, were re.
rs a Legacy. Gently arrested by Game Warden
an old time resident Steve Johns on a charge of having
has received word p'"0eu al uc'loh III a lis lad
n left a legacy bv his der. thereby cutting OFF all means of
I'd a few months ago the trout ascending a flume over a
England. '""'
; Convention. Shipment
ual convention of the The wool shipments from the
association will be ranch OF the Adams-McGill company
May % and 90. near Mciill have been completed and
nine cars are now on the way to Bos-
oman Found. ton. where it will he sold The waiobt
Wheeler of Eko, who of the shipment was about $50 0OO
walk into the nils pounds, and is worth about $40, 600. |
erves, was the cause -
party spending the Called by DeatE
or her. She was r. A. Brown, former county COM
tation where she was missioner of Clark county and al
indian squaw. prominent citizen of Searchlight, died
recently at his home in La Mesa, San
,ders Progress. Diepo countv
r was the first chauf- -
to drive an automO- To Celebrate Wedding.
mentO to Lake Tahoe Mr.. and Mrs. John Lathrop of
e reached Placerville Dayton, Lyon county, VIII Sunday
ng the snow ct Slip celebrate the golden anniversary of
hours, he found their wedding. They crossed the
proceed further. He plains in OK teams. j. d. Lathrop of
berry bridge and re- Goldfield is one of the eight living |