The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-30

NEVADA STATE NEWS
Candeiaria his shipped 5000 In
bullion from its irst run OF 1900 tons
OF ore. with an estimated recovery
Of $4,000.
The Silver 8 lite, published at Win.
nemucca. has announced that after
the first OF tina new year the paper
win be issued ohce a week instead OF
trf-weekly.
with the bit H2h feet into q dense
oil sand, at the depth of 887 feet, the
IlIipah Petroletsm Company expects
to bring In q commercial well dur
ing next week.
Miss Laura lynch, music and art
teacher in the lElko schools, has re-
signed to accfgt q position with a
travelling conc eft company covering
the Panama csaal zone.
H. Warren, pginnemucca attorney.
who entered ~ appeal In the Su-
preme Court y bring into court a
Humboldt Con rty election case. was
denied q rehe Efng by the Supreme
Court.
A dividend o. 5000 was paid last
week by the -slnopah Banking Cor
poration, thu Wingfield-B rougher
bank. This m sltes a total Of $4,000
for the year. equal to 40 per cent of
the capital sto elk.
The Wells Herald states that the
Wells Cash lfsrket has closed its
doors because OF poor business. The
stock has bee q turned over to the
creditors of tie oncer for liquida-
ton Of the ind sttedness.
More than 8 hundred Washoe and
Piute Indians vHre accorded q Christ
mas entertain 1unt near Reno by the
Washoe Cor ty Americanization
board. Gifts e. fruit, candy and nuts
were rendered d, the Indians.
White Rive residents demand the
opening OF q high school in their
section of WI tte Pine County. Two
fathers declai est they had IL chill
dren each. aid another man as
serted he was the grandfather with
so in his vari rus families.
nd Duffy. Al Years old. of Gerlach,
died In the on &C. of q Reno physician
recently of q { Is ease contracted eight
years ago. Ir,fy, while talking to
the attending physician, reeled and
fell. He gasp ID q few times, and life
then passed II . his body.
Although someone sawed the huge
American Log iosi Community Christ
mas tree In t,so at Winnemucca, be-
fore the tree B asl been unloaded from
the car In VIII cbl 1t was shipped, SER
vice men mar aged to splice the tree
together and ftilize 1t for its intend
cd purpose.
nd Smith. alleged to have stolen
two horses frt No the barns OF tbs Ne
vada Consolif nted Copper Company
at Ruth. has teeh placed under arrest
by Sheriff NJ shDlson OF White Pine
County. The horses were stolen on
November % and recovered a week
or two later.
The girls a. The Reno high school
have signed pledges not to dance
with any you O. men who r intoxi-
Gated or who nine to dances with the
smell OF liqy or on their breaths.
which will do,sbtless lead to the
shortening OF dance programs, com
ments the Il, 10 Independent.
An import antI strike on the 1900
foct level o. the Tonopat Midway
has been rernoried. The ore IL said
to be about bar feet wide and carries
values IN - of 500 per ton. The
cutting OF the ,Dre caused the stock
to jump from y to IL cents per share
on the San \ Francisco Exchange.
The Winn sm,icca Silver State an
nounces It's return to the publication
of . weekly uArer after January LIST.
The Silver State heretofore he's pub
lishsd tr1-weakiyi but the editor of the
paper says taat the expense OF trf-
weekly publ anti' on does not ind ade-
quate compensation In the returns.
The Silver Sat-, 10 one of the Oldest
Hpapers In thu Sc Ute OF Nevada.