Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-22
HOME AND COAST.
waters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

"Solons.
Mrs. Thomas, Of Ruby Hill, is reported
very III.
Harry Evans left on Wednesdays train
for San Francisco.
Mrs. A. P. Gallwey left on Monday last
for q visit at Cortez.
The prblic school closed yesterday for q
twO-week's vacation.
The @. p. railroad company is now "6r.
ing" c~igaretts smokers.
The market Is flooded with counterfeit
dollars Of the date Of 1871.
Johnny Horn arrived here from Arr
IONA on last Tuesdays train.
Dimick, Of the Dimick mine al Typo,
was in town during the week.
L. Wines, Esq, returned home Tues
dsy from a professional visit at Austin.
For A fine Christmas turkey dinner, 60
10 Mrs. Browns restaurant next Tuesday.
Chinese women are being Struggled
over the Northern line disguised A. squaws.
Hon. A. G, Cleveland arrived here from
the west last Saturday, and left for home
on Monday.
The present Board Of Commissioners will
hold their last meeting on Monday the 3lst
Of December.
"Go buy some Christmas presents" said
my wife. 1 obeyed her implicitly. and went
BY every one | saw.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer left Wedne day
morning for the East. He will be absent
two or three months.
Regular convocation Of st. Johps
Chapter No. 8, X. A. NJ, at 7 o'clock
this saturday. evening.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the receipt
Of complimentary tickets to the Star Band
bali on Christmas night.
The exercises at the Episcopal Church
Sunday school tree will begin promptly at
go O'Clock Christmas Eve.
Col. W. o. Mills left last Monday for
Cortez, where he will spend Christmas
with Mr.. s. Wenbsn and family.
w. j. Tonkin. who has been In Califor-
mia and the western part Of Nevada for .
month pat, returned home Thursday last.
Quite an exodus Of miners from Ruby
Hin has taken place during the week, and
more will soon follow, hunting for pastures
new.
T.. Lester Hays, a wealthy young mar
from Marysyille. Cal, has married a
chambermaid Of one Of the Los Angeles
hotels.
The trial Of Charley w. Ladd, recently
indicted by the Grand Jury, will be heard
In the District Court on the Sd Of next
month.
Editor Mare Atkins of the Solid Null.
doom Of Ouray, Col, WAS married last
week to Nina jackson, the richest girl in
the State.
Senator John Tore and wife left yester-
day for San Francisco, where they will re-
main until the meeting Of the Legislature
Mt Carson.
The box office at the Opera House Is
now open for the sale OF reserved seats for
the Star Band ball. Lose no time If you
wish to engage one.
The Silver State places the total popu-
lAtion Of Nevada at 5000 and recommends
q reduction in the cost OF operating the
State Government.
Fred II. Hinckley, formerly Secretary |
Of the Eureka Con. smelling works, has
returned from the East, and Il now visiting
DIR. Thoma Of Reno.
The furnaces OF the Eureka Con. Com
pany were closed down on Thursday last.
The refinery will be run some days longer
for a general clean up.
There Il considerable wonderment IS TO
who will be the Principal and assistant In
the nuDliC aCfDpl uhflNk tue HCAt ctht 4
and what teachers will be " fired out"
George Gavin, Of the firm Of Gavin &
Cromer, returned from the East last Tues
day. where he has been for n long time at
tending to the patent business Of the firm.
Eugene N. Robinson, who has been laid
up for several weeks with rheumatism, we
are pleased to state IL rapidly improving
and will soon be on his pins again as good
as new.
Duncan Falconer, accompanied by his
family, left on last Mondays train for
Cortez. "Dunc" has accepted the fore
manship Of Mr.. WenbAn's mines at that
place.
The banks Of Los Angeles refuse TO loan
money on real estate securities. This 10
encouraging TO the Eastern folks who as
sisted IN the boom by purchasing property
in that place.
Uncle Bill Harrington and Charley
Spence. who have a lease OF the Helena
Mortimer mine. have continued the tunnel
or that property % feet, and struck q new
vein Of ore. which looks very promising.
An editor Of an Iowa paper, being asked
do hogs pay!' says that q good many do
not; that they take the paper for several
years an ! they have the Postmaster send IL
back marked refused" "gone West,
etc.
A called communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. l6, i. & A. NJ, will be held this
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. I~nstalla-
II on Of officers for the ensuing Masonic
year will take place. All Master Masons
In good standing are cordially invited to at
end.
David A. Strong, an old resident Of
White Pine, was found dead with his
neck bruksn q week ago last night In has
cabin at Hamilton. The deceased was
well liked and was highly respected. lie
had resided In that county since 1869:
He was supposed to be . native OF
Rochester, N. Y, and was aged about
90 years.
u. s. Marshal Moore, after nearly
finishing up his plastsring business in this
neck Of woods, took his departure last
Monday morning for the west, important
official business requiring his presence In
that section Immediately. A jolly. whole
souled fellow Is the Marshal. who, during
his two weeks stay among Us, made hosts
OF friends.
A. p. Gallwey, Superintendent 'of the
Ruby Dunderberg Mining Company. has
gone to San Francisco to meet one OF the
directors of his company, who Is visiting
that city on business connected with the
Blythe estate. Blythe, It appears, Is an
assumed name of an Australian convict
named James Savage, who became rich In
California.
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