Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-06
PERSONAL

Hon. ii. Il. CfeSSWell came IN last night
from Austin.
Charles l.. Broy was taken suddenly i'll
again yesterday afternoon.
Chas. Kemler Of Paradise Valley is
here to attend the Convention.
Bishop Monogue arrived yesterday by
private conveyance from Austin.
W. T. Mattingly, a delegate from Esmer-
aida, came in last night from Candelaria.
Jacob Klein, a delegate to the State Con-
vention from Carson, arrived last evening.
District Attorney Grifiths of Nye
County, a delegate to the Convention, ar
rived last night.
Hon. Robert McBeth of Lander County
came in last night as a delegate to the
State Convention.
R. Richard, Superintendent of the Vic
torine mine at Kingston, Lander County,
came in last evening.
Hon. W. J. Westerield Of Lyon County,
delegate to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, got in last night.
Mrs. J. L. Fast, who has been visiting
her mother here, left for her home at
Palisade this morning.
VIM. F. Belding, Superintendent Of the
Northern Belle mill at Belleville, was
among last nights arrivals.
G. W. Huffaker and R. B. Mitchell, we'll
known lawyers Of Virginia City, were
among the arrivals last night.
Capt. Tully returned last night from a
visit East to his family, whom, we are
told, he had not seen before for 80 years.
Gen. D'Oiley has been appointed. tenn
porary Chairman of the Ruby-Dunderberg
Mining Company, in place Of Mr.. Maloom,
deceased.
The condition of William Timson, who
was stricken with paralysis a few days
since, was not quite so favorable last
evening.
Dennis Mccarthy, editor and proprietor
of the Virginia Chronicle, came in last
night to be present at the great Demo-
cratic powwow.
Roger McMenomy, William Burke, John
s. Cupid, Major Rodda and Peter Weber.
delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, CAME in yesterday.
Joseph German, who keeps a fIst.class
hotel at Winnemucca, arrived last night,
as also did W. D. A. Dunlap, a ~well-known
citizen Of Lander County.
Hon. W. F. Berry, DR.. Bergstein and
mi al totiu "a WIN abAO " hS~A
being overlooked in the unheralded crowd
that invaded the Range last night.
Miles Finlin, J. 8. Kaneen, Malaohy
Flannery, J. T. Riordan, John B. Fegar
and ]. O'Brien were among the notable
arrivals from Virginia City last night.
Hon. W. o. Grimes was among the
arrivals last night from Churchill County.
He is a candidate for District Judge OF the
counties of Nye, Lander and Churchill.
J. III. MILAN, District Attorney of Hum
boldt County, and his wife arrived last
night. He is q candidate for District
Judge of Humboldt and Elko Counties.
Quite a number OF the visitors will at
tend the Olympic Club party on Friday
night. 1t will give the next State officers
an idea of social life in the "Great East"
Hon. Thomas Wren did not wait to see
the end of the Republican circus at Reno,
but skipped out of there yesterday morn
ing. after an early breakfast, and got back
to the Range last night.
). N. Thacker and wife were among the
arrivals last night from the west. We
presume he brings the necessary papers
along with him for the removal Of our
psalm-singing stage robbers to Idaho fol-
trial.
Among those who crowded the 'busses
last night, and whose names were not
telegraphed to the SENTINEL in the rush
at Palisade, were Geo. II. Mayre Sr. OF
Virginia City, Senator Mcconnell of Hum
boldt, Robt. P. Heating, Mercer Otey and
Martin Ford and Commissioner Sheridan
of Storey, Capt. Gopond Of Carson and
Ben. Fitch of Elko.