Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-05-04
ME AND C0AST.
x.,,srs of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Bar eilVchg S@
~. .bsep sbesrers In this locality ere
vsry busy just now
,..,or Foley returned from Salt Lake
he Thursdays train
" Baker aud wife returned from
The west last Tuesday
rho ,unnel 10 tho Diamond mine viii
IA completed in about q week.
Nl.o,oep residents OF Utah want 70 be
q Marshal OF the Territory.
NJ. ,,ihuters in the Phoenix mine have
In, "a tons OF ore ready for shipment.
The Hugenot mine on prospect Mount
40. under lease, lie yielding some good
ore.
r,,aka L. A. No. 95is. K. Of L. meets
,sTt Tuesday evening at half-psst Z
o'clock.
uo,rv Kind, who has been on the sick
Ia, Tor the past week, was reported better
yesterday.
P.,ber Nattini will hold divine service
,o'morrow at the usual hours. morning
and evening.
VIM. sla.tery, an old resident OF this
rl.ce. has been appointed 9 guard 81 the
State Prison.
uhs hhuhoh s1o ne1
20 Years old has spent three years In but
,oning his collar.
Assessor Gregory aud Sheriff Brougher
dNye county have been here during The
week on legal business.
Carson Tribune: II is believed that O..
7. Turritin, OF Winnemucca, will succeed
suryeyor General Irish.
MIRA. ]. G.. Ford. accompanied by her
laughter. Miss Halle. left on Monday
nj for a visit 10 Columbus. o.
All the breweries Of 81. Louis aud East
a. Louis except two have consolidated.
Eighteen breweries are concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Dunkel returned
from California last Tuesday. where they
have been spending several months.
Mrs, H.. Storey left yesterday for
Fresno, CAL, TO visit her daughter. Mrs.
/. p, Messing, who Is dangerously i'll.
By rogues falling out honest men get
their due;
Whoever 1t fits he must put on the shoe.
Mossrs. Ford & Co. have thus far shipped
Tan tons OF wool, aud will have about four
tons more to ship when they have finished
shesriag.
NJ. K.rsky returned from San Francisco
l.st Saturday, where he went TO purchase
.slock Of Spring and Summer clothing
snd dry goods.
Charley Broy has been hauling ore from
he Eureka Tunnel during the week. We
learn that there are about 100 tons OF ore
70 oome from there.
ChGs. Z. Laghton. formerly OF Nevads,
IA reported TO be . candidate for Lieuten-
40. Governor OF Washington Territory
vhen II becomes a State.
The County Commissioner will meet
pert Monday. All persons having bills
against the county should present them TO
County Clerk Harmon to-day.
Eva WILDER OF Los Angeles has become
smsniac on account OF having been de
csiVed by q married man for whom there
10 talk Of q coat Of tar and feathers.
Anumber OF men are now employed at
ihe Eureka Con. furnace 10 making re-
pairs, aud ID Is thought they will com
mence smelling about the first OF June.
10 the case OF the United States against
The Silver King Mining Company. for cut
ting timber from Public lsnds. q decision
has been rendered in favor OF the company. |
II will be seen by Advertisement under
the head Of " New To. day that is good
miners can find steady employment at the
st. Peters mines down In Antelope Dis
trict.
@. G. Powning offers for sale his entire
property at Reno. including the Nevada
State Journal printing office. Change oil
base from Nevada TO California Is the res
sou given for ihe proposed sale.
J. @. Ford 4 Co. have just completed
the sale OF 1000 mutton sheep to Messrs.
Keen a Going Of Fremont, Nebrasks,
where they will be driven and fed on corn
and then sold 10 the Chicago market.
We are in receipt OF the first number
Of the Monthly Mining Review. published
by the Mining Review Publishing Com.
pany. $50 Pine street. San Francisco. IL
contains some very interesting articles.
An evidence OF newspaper enterprise IL
found 10 the fac, that the first number OF
the Oklahoma Herald, 9 daily paper. Was
issued al Gutherie. Oklahoma. on Monday. |
the 22d inst. the day on which the Ter
ritory was thrown open for settlement.
Phoebe Record: W. Culverwell started
teams for Eureka early In the week to
bring In two Buckner Roasters from the
old Geddes and Bertrand Mill at Secret
Canyon. The roads are now In good CON-
dision and he expects to get them In with
OUT delay. |
Centennial Day was observed here BY
the display OF bunting and the ringing OF
the church and fire companies bells.
Services were held in the Catholic Church
morning aud evening. All business
houses we're closed, and 10 WAS made o
general holiday.
p. Mcbride. Superintendent OF the ST.
Peters Consolidated Mining Company In
Antelope District, this county. was In
town a few days this week. Mac is look.
Ing we'll. aud We understand is doing good
work down ct the 81. Peters mine. We
wish him good luck.
Patrick Kerwin. an old and experienced
miner on the Coast. and lstterly Suprein-
tendent OF the Gould d Curry and Best
and Beloher mines on the Comstock, has
been 10 town several days, visiting 9 num-
Der OF his old friends, aud also made an
examination Of several OF our mines.