The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-06-10

Carson City Is preparing 10 enter
..;n $50 delegates to the American
legion convention June 20.
Joe stahl was sentenced to q
uon,bs at McNeil's Island for rob
hing a box car at Gerlach.
T. ID. summerfield. district attor
nov has been elected president Of
me Washoe County Bar Association
Eighteen citizens Of Yeringtor
aid fines for violation of the State
motor law when arraigned by In
spector Renear.
Word from Ely indicates that the
consolidated Copper Mines Company
will start work in the near future
on the Minnesota claims and other
properties.
Ira Zacharow, a Chicago travel
ing man, was taken of the train In
Elko and rushed to the general hos
nitaI. where he died after an oper-
alton for intestinal obstruction.
Yerington will be the furtherest
south town in the Nevada State base
hall league which will be composed
Of Yerington, Sparks, Fallon, Gard
neryille, Carson City and Virginia
City.
Wells Drury, a Nevadan Of the six
ties and seventies, and last publisher
of the Gold Hill Daily News, in the
early eighties, is a candidate for
treasurer Of Alameda County, Cali
fornia.
Harry Brainard. who slew his
brother at Yerington, pleaded guilty
and the court in sentencing him to
from ten to twenty-five years judg-
ed him guilty of murder in the sec
ond degree.
In the libel suit of II. T. Swallow
against Anthony Zurich and A. A.
Sherman at Ely. the jury decided In
favor of the defendants, maintaining
that the plaintiff in the case had no
cause for action.
Russell Price of Terre Haute, Ind,
while riding a slow door Pullman,
was attacked by robbers and thrown
of the car at Portola, receiving in
juries from which h died shortly
after telling his story
John Blum, manager OF the Ne
vada Packing Company has been APP
pointed Washoe County consul and
A. C. Frolich, manager of the Com
mercial Soap Company, assistant for
the Lincoln Highway Association.
Machinery for the Twin Lakes
plant of the Western States Gas and
Electric Company in Alpine County.
California. is going in by way of
Minden. The company says 1t will
furnish employment to 1000 men
during the Summer.
Road contracts involving $377,-
931, were awarded last Wednesday
by the Nevada Highway Commission.
The Nevada Construction Company
of Fallon got the contract for i'm
proving the Pancake Summit. Illipah
sector, a distance of 22.95 miles. in
White Pine County. for Stats.
Miss Ella Kerr, of st. Anthony,
Idaho, established the identity of a
young m who committed sui
eide in a Reno hotel on April 10 af-
ter destroying all marks that would
disclose her family. In her effects
was 500 in currency most OF which
was issued by a st. Anthony bank
and this led to the Identification.
A ten-mile sweepstake for strip
ped %fivvers. with a prize of $500 for
the winner, is n of the Fourth of
July attractions at Las Vegas this
year, 1t is announced. There is con-
interest displayed towards
the race and a number of drivers
have manifested their intentions of
being among the competitors.
Word from Lovelock indicates that
the Toulon Smelling Company will
operations within 80 days.
The company was recently organized.
The mill. which has been shut down
Tor a period of six months. will re-
for the purpose OF handling
base pres containing arsenic
and sulphur.
An autopsy held on the body of
Uren. OF Tonopah. establish
ID the fact that death resulted from
l generous growth. Friends of the
deceased asked for an autopsy, be-
ieving that Uren had suffered in
Iuries while working for the Belmont
which would entitie his WIDOW
o industrial insurance.
Ennis O'Connell. of Lovelock, son
y Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel O'Connell,
as beer appointed by Senator Key
'!ttman as a candidate for the Uni
cd States Naval Academy at An
O'Connell. who was gradu-
ted a year ago from the Pershing
county High School, had the high
st scholastic average of any member
n the class.
With 430 acres of canteloupes now
rowing and listed by the association
about 100 acres. by Independent
under the Newlands project.
with from 80 to 80 per cent of
perfect stand according to a sur
ey made, prospects now point to
OF 240 cars of melons dur
ig n harvesting season, according
estimates made by County Agent
.eed. [