The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-08-29

stranger. He was welding a razor
and was a little slow about dropping
h at the psychological moment.
Flv Record: Deputy Sheriff Al
NiTlick was assaulted at McGih and
remained unconscious several hours.
He was in the alley near the Copper
lClub when be was struck a terrible
blow on the back of the head and
neck with some blunt instrument n
the hands Of an assailant he did not
see.
James Pepper. recently held at
FaIlon under a charge Of incest. pre-
ferred by his daughter. who IS in
New York. may be deported to Eng
land. J. P. Lowler, an immigration
officer. took Pepper to San Francisco
last week. He had been working on
a ranch since being released from
Jail.
Mike Moriarty. Joe Lee and VIII
Walters pleaded guilty at Elko to
robbing James Hatcher in the Louvre
saloon. Hatcher. a young boy, had
come in from South Dakota to visit
his uncle. Jack Healey. at Lamoille.
The three men and two others got
him drunk and then beat him and
robbed him of $40.
". B. Thompson. who has been
prominently identified with various
mining properties in the Ely district.
has received an appointment as a d.
rector of the federal reserve bank in
New York City. He recently re-
signed as a director Of the Copper
Mines Company of Ely in anticipation
Of the present appointment.
Jim Taylor Of Nina is out $1,000
in nuggets. jewelry and diamonds by
a safe breaking exploit that was
pulled of in that town early Tues
day morning after his saloon had
closed for the night and the place
shut tight. There is no clue to the
robbers, although three men have
been arrested and a fourth is sus-
pected Of completely in the trick.
Mrs. Flora Gardner of New York.
who secured a divorce from her first
husband in Reno in 1910. and who
later married John F. Lowry, was
remarked to Lowry at Exc by Rev.
Mr.. MeHarneSs. the Baptist pastor.
After being married in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry were notified
that the marriage was illegal and
they made the trip to Nevada to have
the knot more securely tied.
William G. Hopson, as years old.
Of Preston, Idaho. was killed by a
train at Lovelock when he attempted
TO steal a ride out Of Lovelock. He
IS survived by a widow and sever
children, who are destitute. Hi.
widow, who went from Lovelock &c
Ogden after the accident, said Hop
son left her two months ago to look
for a homestead in Nevada. Hi:
body was badly mangled and scat.
tered 200 yards along the track.
John A McAyley was stabbed and
perhaps fatally wounded at Roch.
ester and j. C. Mckinney was taker
to Lovelock and held pending tn,
outcome Of the injuries by Constabl,
Otis Storm. The affair occurred in /
Rochester saloon Sunday night. The
large blade of a pocket knife wa.
used and McAyley was cut in the alb.
domen. Ii is believed that his stom.
ach was punctured. McAyley wa.
taken to the Humboldt county hos
pital at Winnemucca-
ferington has had smooth pris
oner. James Mack, who nearly es
capped from the county Jail before
beng sentenced TO the penitentiary
the ferington Times says. Giver
the freedom of the Jail corridor. HI
used a piece of file To make two saus
one OF a spoon handle and one of :
tobacco box. He sawed a piece out
Of the Dashboard and then made 4;
chlsel OF a piece of steel taken from
a plumbing fixture. He had dug hi.
way almost TO freedom through the
orlck wall when he was removed te
the State Prison Later it was founo
ne had made a razor of another piec,
OF steel.