The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-16
NAY 1s. 1914
Nevada State News

Edmund James Of Carson City Ia;
been nominated by President Wilson
to be Receiver Of Public Money Al
the Carson Land Ofi4-
George W. Greek. formerly super.
intendent Of the GrsysOn ranches, hzl
been appointed superintendent Of
the Reinhart Land and Livestock
ranches.
Thomas II. Ramsey Of Reno hzs
been designated by Representative
E. E. Roberts as principal for the
West Point cadetship. Ramsey has
accepted and will take the examina-
ton at San Francisco May Is.
Mrs. Rene Jenkinson fractured an
arm Sunday morning at Tonopah
while cranking an automobile and
will be crippled for several weeks.
The accident happened As she was
preparing TO go out for a trip.
While at work on the 400-foot level
Of the West End mine recently, An
drew Fayne was crushed and fatally
injured by a mass of rock which fell
from an upraise where he was muck
ing. He died shortly afterward.
3. c. Klear. a miner. q years old,
and j. H. johnson, a machinist, q
years old, are held at the county jail
on a charge Of attempted criminal
assault upon two school girls, one
u and the other Is years old.-Gold.
field Tribune.
Charles Pedroli, while riding after
cattle near Golconda recently, met
with a serious accident. His horse
stepped into a hole and the animals
neck was broken. Mr.. Pedroli was
thrown with such force that his col
lar bone was broken.
After crawling II miles across the
desert dragging a helpless leg
through the burning sands, j. /.
carton reached Rhyolite at the end
Of an agonizing experience lasting q
hours. His leg became paralyzed
from sciatica.
1t has just been developed that
some one impersonated Sheriff Con-
If Of Churchill County and directed
that John Kelso be cared for at the
Sisters Hospital in Reno, and a bill
for services amounting to S225 was
contracted. which the Commissioners
have refused to pay.
Red" Cliff Regain, alleged bandit,
who was captured near Goldield by
a posse, is reported by the GoldfeId
Tribune to have changed his mind
about fighting extradition. He an
nounces himself willing to go tt
Bishop, California. without delay tt
stand trial for horse stealing.
The following teachers have beer
elected at Elko for the next term.
p. G. McWhinney. Miss Lou Dewar.
Mrs. Lillian Porter. Mrs. B. Cicalai
Miss Katie Drown, Mrs. L. Hurley,
Miss Theresa Crane, Miss Hattie
Broadbent. Miss Rose Gardner. Mrs
Lothrop. Miss E. Conversion.
Robert E. Skaggs of Elko. released
on his own recognizance for tria
Wednesday on a charge of threaten
ing William Burke with a shotgun
says he did not take forcible posses
sion of the claims at Bullion. Skagg!
says he will continue the fight fol
the property and denies that hi
threatened Burke.
Samuel Stanaway, police judge o.
Reno for three successive terms, dief
Ouiludy dllCluOOH. Ddtuiudy IN
suffered a stroke of paralysis and al
midnight he lapsed into unconscious
ness from which he did not recover
Before his election as police Judge h
had been 20 years in the employ o
the Wells Fargo Express Company Al
Reno. He was a native of Canada
aged 70 years.
A distressing accident occurred in
the Nevada Wonder mine Saturday
when v. A. Dangler, G. j. Fiefert,
shaftmen, were badly injured as a
result of one of the victims picking
into a missed hole. the accident oc-
curing on the 600-foot level of the
Wonder Extension shaft. The ex-
that followed the unfortunate
blow of the pick badly manned the
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