The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-04

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four-horse freight team daily be-
ween the points.
Caught i'm Ooudburst
While out prospecting in an auto
Mobile recently Phil Blume and B.
:. Sawtel of Winnemucca slept in a
hear Antelope Springs and
we're caught in a cloudburst. Out
ide of a few clothes which they seiz-
ID before they rushed for high land,
hey lost everything but their ma
Sherif's Pet Badger
Sheriff Francis of Lander county
'ecently acquired an addition to his
collection of pets in the shape of a
hree-months-old badged, which was
resented to him by Frank Gendron
If Smoky Valley. He has trained it
o sit up.
Has Several Accidents
Virginia City residents experience
d a series of accidents recently.
TOM Langamarsino broke his wrist
While at work in the Fisher mine;
Sullivan received three brok-
N ribs when he was thrown against
he horn of his saddle while return
ng from work, and William Hoskins
,roke his forearm when thrown from
lis horse.
Editors Son Lawyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blake of Vir-
.inia City have received word that
heir son, Frank j. Blake, has COM
leted a three years course at the
Harvard law school and has received
lis degree at the recent commence
nent.
Secretary Resigns
DR.. Richardson, secretary of the
,arson-Truckee Fair association, has
endered his resignation to the board
f directors. He states that his res
gnation is due to the fact that he
) a candidate at the coming primary
lection and desires to devote his
ime to campaigning.
Sheep to Be Sheared
Arrangements are being made for
he shearing of $4,000 head of sheep
t the Handley brothers ranch in
he Diamond valley, about Is miles
of Eureka. The bands to be
heared are those of the Handley
rothers, John Etcheverry, D. Rec
aume and A. c. Florio.
Work on Roads
An arrangement was recently con-
umated by the county commission
rs of Ormsby county and Warden
)ickerson of the state prison to put
new crew of honor prisoners at
York on the county road near Gard
ner ranch.
Post Office Changes
Dispatches from Washington an
ounce that the p~ostoffice at Round
fountain has been reduced from
bird to fourth class, and the rails
ng of the Winnemucca post office
rom third to second class.
Candy Makers on Trial
Joe Fourillel of Ely vas recently
rrested by DR.. G. e. Early, pure
God inspector of that town, on
barge of manufacturing candy un-
er unsanitary conditions. He was
ound guilty by a jury, but the SEN
ence was suspended.
Speeder Arrested
E. Mcleod, a grocery clerk of
.eno, was arrested recently by Spe-
ial Officer Thompson on a charge
f exceeding the speed limit with a
rotor cycle. According to Thomp-
on, Mcleod was travelling at a
peed of twenty-seven miles an hour.
Performs Ceremony
Rev. L. l.. Tower of arson City
fniciated at the marriage at Gardner
jIIS IcCcIItly VI hlo ooh, oSphAS i'
a post office employe. and
Iiss Cora L.. Christensen, daughter
f Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen
t Gardnerville.
Turkeys Are Drowned
Two hundred turkeys and many
hickens were drowned at the Nc
cod ranch in Mineral county re-
emily when the Walker river over
it's banks. flooding the Heit-
nan ranch to a depth of a foot.
Chases Team with Auto
The ice team of c.. M. COdding-
on, while standing near an ice plant
n Reno recently became frightened
nd started to run away. They col
ided with and broke off a hydrant
nd were caught by Coddington, who
hased the frightened horses in his