The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-06-03
NEVADA STATE NEWS

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wabuska reports the loss by fire Of
,ho garage owned by W. +. Iiseman
and three large touring cars.
organization of Camp Fire Girls
% EXC is being fostered by the
uomemakers' club of that city.
G. p. Squires, editor OF the Las
Vegas Age, has been appointed post
master. succeeding C. c. corkhill.
peno has refused to sign up for the
chautauqua for 1922 and the agency
has cancelled all other dates in this
State.
One hunter killed 135 magpies In
the shoot at Fallon and won first
nrize. The total slaughter was 5S4
birds.
n Brainard, charged with the muir
der of his brother at Yerington.
pleaded guilty when arraigned In the
district court.
A county normal school will be
mart of the Humboldt County high
school curriculum beginning ext
September.
w. r. Cox. superintendent OF the
Mason Valley mines, died suddenly
in San Francisco last Monday from
heart affection.
Representative Arentz will deliver
the commencement day address at his
alma mater, the University of South
Dakota, at Rapid City.
H.F Alps, meteorologist in charge
of the Reno station, has completed
a history OF Nevada weather from
the very earliest reports.
Carlos Lambert. county farm agent
at metropolis, reports 81 feet OF water
behind the big dam, or foul feet more
than in any former season.
The door of the big safe deposit
vault in the basement Of the John s.
Cook bank in Goldfeld has been
shipped to the bank at Sparks.
Mabel Vernon has separated from
Anne Martin and will be een and
heard on the Swarthmore Chautau-
qua circuit later In the year.
Il. C. d. Marriage, official publicity
agent OF the Phoebe district, has sold
his assay Office In Phoebe and will as
sumo charge OF the Caliente News.
Salt shipments from Diamond
Springs, zeal Fallon have been re-
sumed after a years suspension due
k.a -Aol. onA hf0h Poi1rnod
freights.
Colin Timmons, manager OF the
Tempo Mining and Milling Company
at Fay, Nevada. is In Phoebe arrang-
ing for installing a rs ton cyanide
mill.
Twelve carloads of timothy hay
were shipped by the Springmeyer
Company from Minden to feed the
race horses at Reno. realizing Sic a
IN.
A. j. McGoey, boilermaker and
C. r. Wethermyer, construction fore
man, were severely injured by two
railroad speeders %colliding near Cali
ente.
June first, Col. j. G.. Scrugham,
State Engineer, will begin surveying
for a reservoir site on Martin Creek.
one Of the tributaries Of the Little
Humboldt.
w. c. Ralston has arrived from
New York to inspect dredging opera
tions at Dayton, where he and as
sociates have established a recovery
process.
S. w. Barenett of Hazen was ar
rested at Reno for driving a car while
In an intoxicated condition. The car
upset and i've passengers suffered
slight injuries.
Lincoln County stockmen complain
that cattle buyers are passing them
up, and the Phoebe Record ascribes
1t to the fact that the owners have
been too Indifferent.
Inquiries for phosphate deposits
have been received by the State En-
gineer with the proviso that they
must contain rs per cent or more of
calcium phosphate.
D. B.. Renear. inspector of State
Police. arrested John Martin and l..
A. Bailey in Reno charging them with
organizing the /. w. w. and dis
suading men from working on the
Comstock.
A general invitation has been ex-
tended to newspaper editors of Me-
vada by State Engineer Scrugham. to
accompany him to Boulder Dam,
near Las Vegas, on June Is. He ex-
poets to leave Reno on that date for
the trip.
According to a Tonopah dispatch,
the semi-monthly pay day at the
mines put over s175.00O in circula-
tion, according to the estimates of
banks which vouch for the statement
mat the mines and mills are distrib-
uting close to $4,000 10 every month.
Sam B. Gentry of st. Thomas has
disposed of his cattle and live stock
10 George Hartman for $4,000.
Hartman was one of the finders OF
the big borax deposits in Clark Coun-
" which was sold to Borax Smith for
szeO.O0O. Hartman was a buckaroo
and is staying in the old business.
a. G. Schwartz. proprietor of a soft
drink place In Golconda, received
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