The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-08-12
NEVADA STATE NEWS

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Anthrax is killing many deer In
the California mountains.
Elko il ~agitating for an ordinance
to secure uniform building In the
business district.
Reno bakeries have improved their
sanitary condition, according 70 IN
spector Dinsmore.
C~ardneryille will install a water
and sewerage system at an estimated
cost Of $4,000.
In three months leasers on Gold
field Consolidated ground paid sl5,-
$3.50 In royalties.
George wingneld has donated to
the city of Reno a 20 foot right Oh
way for river boulevard.
A bolt OF lightning killed IA horses
on one ranch at Loveiock. The herd
had taken refuge under a tree.
Austin Jackson and J. w. Wright
are the only candidates who too the
examination for postmaster at Reno.
Toothpaste, known by the trade
name of Superdent, promises to be-
come the basis of q fiourishing IN
dustry at Tonopah.
Mrs. Margaret Thorpe. the first
white to set foot In Elko. Is
visiting that town from her home in
Paso Robes, Cal.
Roy Mighels has taken over the
Morgan ranch on East Walker river
with the intention Of specializing In
walnut production.
A RATHER was killed under the
front porch of the home of James
Delmore at Ely while the front yard
was filed with children.
The lamb movement is on In full
force in Elko County where 1000
Spring lambs were shipped to Reno
one day last week.
Ray Bechtel, Of Lovelock, while
hunting sagehens in Woody Canyon.
shot off a portion of one hand while
handling an automatic shotgun.
The Government forestry service
is to expend $4,000 in making road
| improvements within the forestry re-
serve areas in Nye, Lander and White
Pine counties.
M. A. White of Hike is reported to
have opened a ledge carrying TOO
| ounces in silver and 40 per cent lead
in the Tempiute district 80 miles
from Caliente.
E. F. Morris. of New Jersey. has
bought the Denny ranch under the
Newlands project. He says the land
will be worth $500 an acre when
planted to sugar beets.
Ernest Demos, Goldield miner who
suffered a broken backbone while
working underground ten days earl
Ter, died Thursday in the Miners
hospital in Goldfield.
d. C. Jackling is at Ely reviewing
the situation with reference to re-
building the concentration and max
| outlay of $1,000,000.
The claim is made that all Ne
vada's valleys will produce canta-
| loupes as good as Fallon eantaloupes,
comes from Lyon county's agricultur-
al agent, Tom Buchanan.
Many Reno hunters autoed 100
| miles or more to get scant bags of
sage chickens. Shooting Is poor in
northern Washoe county, according
to the testimony submitted.
Churchill county's board of COM
missioners appropriated $1,000 to aid
the county fair there and 1t is said
that the sum will be carried over to
1928 inasmuch as no fair is to be
held in Fallon this Fall.
Francis H. Newell. formerly direc-
tor of the reclamation service, visited
Fallon a few days ago for the first
time In several a and expressed
amazement at the progress effected
by the Newlands project farmers.
Another slight reduction in the
rail freight rate on coal from Utah
and Wyoming points to Nevada cities
will be put into effect within the
next few weeks. The total in reduc-
ton is asserted to be $3.50 per ton.
The new shaft of the Bristol silver
| mine at Phoebe will be completed
shortly, when the company will be-
| gin hoisting 10000 ton of ore al
| ready broken on the 900 foot level.
Carson City's municipal authorities
| some months ago fixed a tax on gaso-
| line sold in the town Of n cent on
a gallon and dealers Joined together
and are fighting the town ordinance
on the ground that 1t is unconstitu-
tional.
The arrest of eight persons under
the Harrison Drug Act, recently took
place at Ely. local officers, assisted by
H. Haley, Federal agent, making the
| rrest Several of the men arrested
have been operating between Tono'
pah and Ely, 1t is said.
Reno has asked the post office de
partment to reimburse it for money
spent in equipping the hangar at thai
point on the strength of a verbal
promise made by A. ]. Jordan who
built the hangar for the Government
Jordan denies the allegation.
The Industrial commission ha,
awarded $50 a month to Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ. White, widow of Charles NJ
White, who lost his life in the Quar-