The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-02-28

1t is reported that Matthew Kyle,
who now holds the post of United
States Surveyor General, is to be a
candidate for the office of State Sur
veyor General.
Secretary Stanton of the recently
organized Nevada Cattle Association
has a long article in the Carson APP
peal in which he denies that the As
ISOLATION is or will be in politics this
Fall.
The Pacific Reclamation Company
has paid up its taxes for the latter
half of 1912 and for 1918, amounting
to more than $2400, including penal
ties. The property is located in Elko
County.
Aribio brothers at Lovelock have
begun the erection of a small modern
hotel. 1t is located near the depot
and opposite the Big Meadow hotel,
which was destroyed by fire this Win
ter.
DR.. G. U. Hall has been indicted
by the grand Jury of Humboldt
County on a charge of manslaughter,
owing to the death of a female patti
ent of his in that county a short time
ago. His bail has been placed at
$500.
The grand jury Of Humboldt Coun-
ty urges the closing of every saloon
in the county where games of chance
are permitted and instructs officers
of Winnemucca to enforce the law
regarding minors entering saloons or
houses in the restricted district.
George Subich of Tonopah hired a
substitute to represent him in the
Balkan war. The substitute went,
did his duty in the army and came
back with a wife. Now Sugich is
suing the substitute for $3.50 he gave
him to fight the Turks and save his
own hide.
For the second time last week.
Reno and other portions of Western
Nevada experienced an earth disturb
ance at an early hour Friday morn
ing. The shock was felt shortly be-
fore a O'Clock and was followed short
ly afterwards by another quake of
smaller size.
The Manhattan Post says a twenty
pound package of limburger cheese,
consigned to a local meat market,
bust while being handled in the post
Office Sunday, and for a time had the
post office force on the jump. The
cheese spoke for itself. in fact it raised
an awful stink ove being disturbed.
When Postmaster Johnson was about
ready to hire a gravedigger and bury
it. it was called for.
Angelo Corzo, an insane Italian,
committed suicide in the Winnemuc-
ca Jail Saturday night by hanging
himself to steel cross bar near the
top of his cell door with a leather
belt. He was taken from an S. P.
passenger train Saturday night and
being violent was placed in Jail for
safe keeping. He was on his way
from Abba, Iowa. to his home in
Tonopah, where he had a wife and
three children.
Carson Appeal: The automobile
owners of Nevada are causing the
Secretary of States office consider
able worry these days. Mr.. Brodi-
gan, while not ordered to do so un-
der the statute, sent out notices to
those holding licenses for 1918 to the
number or 1901 that the licenses
were due, and to date has had less
than 500 replies, including 100 new
licenses from owners who did not
procure the necessary tags last year.
Tonopah Bonanza: The Miners
Union has resolved to establish a sup
ply house on the cooperative plan as
soon as the stock is subscribed and
quarters rented for the accommoda-
ton of the large stock of goods which
the union proposes to carry. The
plan is to capitalized for $40. 600, the
stock to be subscribed by members
at $40 a share. Then the union will
add $500 received from the sale of
the hospital to the working capital
and the company will be ready to
proceed to business. The PROPOSE