The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-02

David Ekin was Monday unani-
mously chosen by the Commissioners
of Storey County to fill the Office va
Gated By the death of Sheriff Seemsn.
George A. Montrose has been ap-
pointed recruiting officer for the Car
son district. A number Of young
men have volunteered for service in
Mexico.
While cranking the motor Of a
railroad speeder near Cobre recent
ly. Peter Norregard was struck in
the mouth by the crank, which
knocked out most Of his teeth.
Charles Webster, employed on the
new addition to the capitol building
at Carson City. was caught in the
travelling crane Monday and sustained
fractured bones and bad bruises.
The first ice ever made in the city
Of Carson by an ice plant was turned
out Tuesday at the local brewery,
where during the last week a lotion
ice plant was installed and given a
tryout.
P. Fl. Hodgson of Nevada, a cadet
at West Point military academy. was
dismissed recently for deficiency in
mathematics. Robert E. Lee was
also dismissed from the same insti-
tuition for the same reason.
Reno Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Neddenrely, old time residents Of
Fredericksburg. asuburb near Reno.
were thrown from a buggy Monday
afternoon and received injuries from
which neither may recover.
ID. Petrini, an Italian, is wanted
at Winnemucca for the murder of
Giovanni Cillino. The two men had
a row recently. during which Petrini
cut Cillino with a knife, inficting
wounds which caused his death.
j. c. Gramley, brakeman on a
Western Pacific train, was instantly
killed at Carlin Sunday morning. He
was engaged in cutting out a a
when the train coupled again and he
was caught, crushing him to death.
Joseph c. Matthias, the old Portu-
gese prospector who IA 20 brutaIly
assaulted by the Indian boy, Hudson,
at his cabin near Dayton. just 40
days ago, died Monday evening at
the private hospital of DIR. Donald
Maclean at Carson City as the result
of his injuries.
Ely Record: The Nevada Northern
railway management has had plans
drawn for a new Office building and
clubrooms for its employees. which
will be erected across the streets
and east Of its depot building in East
Ely. The new structure will be 40
by 80 feet, two stories and con-
structed of brick and stucco work.
Bill Pappas. a Greek who slashed
Lillian Russell of the Tonopah re-
stricted district, was found guilty by
a jury recently in the district court
of Nye Comfy. The girl is a cripple
for life as a result of the assault.
Bill Pappas. the Greek who escaped
from the county Jail at Tonopah,
where he was waiting sentence. was
captured at Nina. He was hiding
in a box car
Yerington Times: The Yerington
creamery manufactured 10000
pounds of fancy creamery butter
last month and estimates that the
output will be 10000 pounds this
month. Mich cows are now get
ting nice green feed and are conse-
quently giving more milk, while sew
eral new dairy herds in the valley
are furnishing cream to the institu-
ton.
Carl j. Lockwood, a former at
torney of Goldfeld, who has travelled
over 5000 miles in California in
search of a location near which he
could purchase ranching acreage, is
a Carson visitor. says the Appeal.
Mr.. Lockwood stated that the values
of farm and ranch lands in California
were inflated to such an extent that