Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-15
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

mere ana ElseWhere.
Ex-Governor Adams is in San Fran.
cisco.
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy left yesterday for
CAlifornia.
Senator Foley left Thursday for Sal.
Lake City.
james r. Wilmington Of White Pine was
in town this week.
Senator Jones was still in San Francisco
ct latest accounts.
Jim Fair has bought q gold mine In
Placer county, Cal.
Mike Morris has gone 10 San Francisco
to spend some months.
Mr.. Griffin, Of Wells Fargo 4 Co.,
went below yesterday.
Mrs. R~osseau, the music teacher, went
10 Elko on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. o. Mills departed with her
father on Wednesday for Cortez.
Col. Tom Short has a case in cour.
which Is engaging his attention here.
Clarkson Of Iowa is TO go into the Cabi.
net, IT Senator Allison can get him in.
james White Of Diamond Valley was In
town during the first part Of the week.
VIM. Sampson has gone to San Fran.
cisco, where he will reside permanently.
Senator Sawyer Of Lincoln will be the
able man Of the next Nevada Legislature.
Mr.. Wenbsn Of the great Cortez mine
spent several days in town during the
week.
Rev. Father Dillon has been assigned to
the Reno mission by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Msnogue.
The autopsy disclosed tina. Hall Nc.
Allister's death resulted from q tumor on
the brain.
The wife Of District Attorney X. NJ.
Beatty, blessed him with a girl baby dur
ing the week.
Col. Jerry b. Moore, Of Ruby Valley.
will spend the greater portion Of the
Winter down by the sea.
Mrs. Geo. w. Baker and Mrs. j. l..
Wines returned from Elko last Tuesday,
accompanied by their husbands.
Martin Brown, who has been quite sick
during the past week with a severe cold,
able to be about yesterday.
A. p. Gallwey, superintendent Of the
Ruby underburg Company. left on
Wednesday for q visit TO Cortez.
II. II. Beck Of Washoe will stir up
things in the Assembly this Winter. Beck
has parliamentary genius far above the
average.
United States Marshal Moore has at
tached about all Of the timber in this re-
gion except the wooden leg Of o veteran Of
the White Pine Indian war.
Mrs. and Mr.. John Z. Platter, formerly
Of Eureka, lut now Of Los Angeles, have
Just returned from an extensive tour
through the Eastern half Of the Union.
@. A. V. Putnam, the veteran printer,
and publisher, IL said to be
recovering from his recent attack
OF what bad the appearance OF a paralytic
G. w. Mitchell, for the past ten years a
resident Of the mining camps Of Nye and
counties, died in San Francisco on
the 4th instant. He was a native OF Scot
land, aged 81 years.
On Saturday Acting Governor Davis ap
J. A. Blossom Commissioner OF
Lander county, vice G. +. White, re-
also @. Il. Mack as Notary Public, |
10 reside in Virginia City.
II is said that Mr.. Blaine will edit q
New York magazine. A disguised Demo
,rat at our elbow, who lost four hundred
dollars on Cleveland says he would like to
zee him editing q powder magazine.
The talk Is that General Harrison will
the Eureka wood suits into a
locked hat the moment he warns the
Presidential chair on the 4th OF March.
rhe General will be a bully boy with a
lass eye in this neighborhood If he does.
His honor John Wilson. J. p. elect, for
has sent for a powdered wig and
,own. The attorneys who practic in his
court will have to appear In swallow-tails
md knee-breeches withot padding. Some
4 the spindle-shanks OF the profession are
Of taking to the woods.
Pretty much all Of the States include
ohm Sherman for q place in the Cabinet.
lie Ia the best living representation of the
classes against the masses. No Republi-
ian Cabinet would be complete without
Sherman. He stands shoulder to shoulder
with the ~monopolists and gold bugs.
Col. Joseph Grandlemeyer still t%arries
IN the range. The Colonel's faith in the
empowering and unlimited mineral re-
sources Of old White Pine. abideth with
him still, and 1t is rs great to-day as when
years ago he told the Bullion Club Of New
York that that famous mining center had
produced ship loads of solid silver.
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