Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-22

Notes About Oar People who Are
Russlinx Among she saints.
From R. Ryland, who got back here the
other day from q prospecting trip to the
City Of Zion, we get considerable informa-
ton about people who lived here
formerly, but who have now pitched their
tents among the Latter Day Saints.
Lambert Molinelli is working for W. H.
Yearian 4 Co., 9 furnishing house, and
expects to start out soon as travelling agent
for the business. He issis sober as a judge
and is laying the foundation for new life
outside Of journalism and contrary to Ne
vada habits.
Jack Gilmer wears a plug, drives splen-
did horses and is chief in the city. He IL
"big injin" with Gentiles and Mormons
alike. He is a higher roller b ever and
makes the Bengal animal squeal.
Pat. Rossiter has gone down south on q
prospecting tour to Frisco District.
SAKE. shine'em-up and stone kueton
Young man, struck 9 snag in the city and
did not 60 on 70 Denver, but returned to
bis muttons on the Base Range.
N. Wescoatt has the lumber business ct
the depot Of the Denver q Rio Grande Rail-
road, Q business similar to that OF Col.
Mills in Eureka. He is building himself
q nice private residence, and seems salts
fed with his prospects.
Ed. Clute is In the freigbting business.
He is running two truck from the d. d
R. G. depot up to town-about the distance
from our depot to the Courthouse for 6O
rents per ton. He 10 rugged out in the
teamsters' costume and wears . wide
SLOUGH hat. He is digging up another
stake.
Bill Taylor. who started "The Cupel"
here, is at Ogden in the insurance BUSH
ness.
Pete Burke, the man with the sewer
husher invention, and general contractor
to erect county buildings, C~ourthouses,
ETC., is dressed incl than anybody else,
and twirls a graceful cane on the sidewalks
where there are crowds to be interviewed.
Ex-senator D. W. Perley is still with
the d. d B. G. crowd, looks as rudy, as
portly and as handsome a. ever. He takes
fine care of himself, and smiles upon the
caree Of the world.
W. H. Remington is on the inside and
at the right hand OF Supt. Goss Of the
Denver d Rio Grande, and drops in for
contracts to furnish Chinese labor and
other supplies. Seems to be making a
good thing out Of it. The impression
which prevails here that he and others
have an interest in q large hardware store
in Salt Lake il incorrect. Nothing of 1t.
Scott q Co. say they are not ~"cooping"
with any Nevada people.
Mrs. Ford is busy getting in order a
private boarding and lodging. house about
q block and a half away from Main street
and about two blocks from the Walker
House.
Ed. Edsel is train dispatcher at Ogden,
and enjoys the reputation Of being one of
the finest telegraph operators along the
line.
M. L. Causey is running q saloon and
gambling house, owns q half interest in q
b~sth-house on the lake shore, and is put
ting up a large roller skating rink for the
Winter season.
8. and H. Breisacher have the Nevada
Hotel and %estaurant They are doing
we'll and treat their old Nevada friends
handsomely.
Bill Montgomery is as thin as a rail and
as straight as q string. He is earning
his bread by hard ticks. currying horses
in Maloy's stable for $50 a month.
Mark Kimmins keeps the finest livery
stable in the city. il not on the coast.
McMann is still running in the laun-
dry business and making both ends dove
tail satisfactorily.
Dan Hastings is in the oil business
running an express oil wagon.
Lew York and Jim Hickey coach the
tiger daily for saints" and sinners alike.
Joe Toomey is doing well buying cattle
and horses in southern Utah and driving
them for sale over into Wyoming. He is
driving 100 head of horses that way now.
Since he went into the business he has
already made q nice little stake.