Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-22
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sentfueI's Reporter.
W~ashington's Birthday.
Gov. Adams has vetoed the Militia bill.
The Bodie Miner has suspended publica-
ton.
Ross sadler is expected home from Duck
water to-day.
The Oriental and Belmont mine is look
ing splendidiy.
ANDY swick, OF Newark Valley. was in
town yesterday.
When q man Is in love he fancies every
wrinkle Q dimple.
Hon. M. d. Foley arrived last night
from the Nevada Capital.
The usual religious services will be held
In all our churches to-day.
r. Harrison, Of Ruby Valley, Elko
county, was in town yesterday.
Do not misrepresent . mine; 1t not only
hurts you, but the camp ~ well.
James Ashley and q partner have just
secured q lease in the Mimbres mine.
Read the new advertisement OF the
Truckee Hall in this mornings SENTINEL.
John Spencer. Of Grass Valley, Lander
county, is spending a few days On the
Range.
The SENTINEL acknowledges more legis-
| lstiye favors from senator Thoma and AS
semblymsn Fasset.
A poet sings: II have found my queen. /"
| but neglects to inform as how many he
had before the draw.
Rich rock has been struck in the Naiad
| Queen. q promising property in the south
ern part OF this county.
Last Wednesday q Chinaman, who
| lived at Fort Churchill, cut his throatfrom
ear to ear with . razor.
Men thoroughly conversant with the
| formations and ores Of q district are the
best TO superintend q mine.
The Centennial Guard Company hold
| their weekly drill every Tuesday evening
ct the Eureka Opera House.
Allen A. Curtis. one OF the largest
owners in the Manhattan Mining Company
at Austin, arrived here last night.
The Hawthorne Bulletin says 8 young
| Piute wife. whose husband behaves badly,
has applied to the County Commissioners
for . divorce.
The Bergman brother and the other
boys who are leasing the Irish Imbsssinder
mine. Secret Canyon, travel on Norwegian
snowshoes nowadays.
A party Of friends - surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. james Sweeney, OF Ruby Hill, Fri
day night. Music and dancing continued
until after midnight.
In Carson when 4 member OF the Legis-
iature 10 found guilty for contempt, or be-
ing absent, he il fined. and the money goes
10 the Mary Ann Fund.
Mrs. Isabel Bowman, OF Ruby Hill, is
anxious to learn the whereabouts OF her
son, Reese Jenkins, b was last heard
from 81 Helena, Montana.
Prospectors aud miners who have been
summoned ~ jurors, are anxious to get
back 10 their mountain hsbitationy. They
prefer them to our dull town.
An assessment u % cents was levied on
Sierra Nevada he other day, and q big
plaster OF so cents Was placed on Ophir,
which IL selling for 10 cents 3 share.
A circle OF rubies form the newest en-
, gagement ring. The rubies represent the
0 wealth OF q man before marriage. The
: circle represents the amount OF money he
/ has left AfterwArd.
A new mining district near Winnemuccs
has been organized on the east side OF the
;: Jackson Greek Mountains by g party OF
prospectors aud named Jackson District.
II promises well.
=" An intelligent, energetic lady OF good nd
dress and business ability, and who can
furnish reference, 10 wanted by Q New
York firm. See advertisement under head
Of " New To-day"
The fancy dress balls given last night 81
the Truckee and Stone saloons were well
y attended, and. as usual. sl who took pari
I: In the gayeties Of the evening enjoyed
y themselves immensely.
:. II q stranger visits your camp looking
for Investment, don't brighten him away
by asking q dozen prices for 9 good-look'
, ing prospect hole. Always rememb Der thai
q prospect Is not . mine.
al Ex-Governor Kinkead has been cited 10
: appear before the 0rmsby District Oourl
; on the 26th, and show cause why he should
not be removed as administrator OF the
estate Of his deceased brother, James Kin
i kead.
The Comstock papers contain notices o.
] the marriage at Dsytoo last Sunday, OF j,
Z. Gignoux 10 Miss Mary Lotus OF that
, place. Mr.. Gignoux has for some time
r past been connected with the State Univer'
, sity at Elko.
In Candelsria, the hotels. lodging houses
and every available place for sleeping are
full. All the empty chairs in tho saloons
are occupied every day and evening, and
still the idle people go. Not one in ten Of
the men can possibly get work.
i r. N. Griswold, who worked near Winnie
mucca for several years, farming, etc., anc
married a Mrs. Slater, from whom he after
, wards separated, about two years ago
suicided by jumping into San Franoisoe
bay at the Oakland Mole late last SUNDAY
night. Z
II No Eastern Connection.
Tha nasaenrar train going west Yester