Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-26
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Bar silver 80 Ia.

Elko last Tuesday.
DIR. J. j. Meigs. Of Elko, was married in
San Francisco q few days age.
Mfr. and Mrs. @. s. Batchelder left on
Monday last for a visit at the Bay.
All the bullion that can be taken care Of
Il now being received at the Carson Mint.
The youngsters have had a big time
c,asting down Clark street hill during the
week.
The bodies Of Nine. Di Murska and
daughter will be sent to Gotha to be Gre
mated.
The ladies' are making great preparation
for the X. Of P.s masquerade ball next
month.
Mrs. Thomas Wethered has been on the
sick list for several days, but is now con-
valescing.
McQuitty's bill exemptiog persons from
Jury duty who were 60 OF more years OF
age passed.
The county officers In Esmeialda are
obliged to build their own fires and pack
in their own wood.
A. p. Gallwey, superintendent Of the
Dunderburg mine, returned from San
Francisco last Tuesday.
Attention Is called to the new advertise
ment Of tho X. Sadler Company, under the
head Of New To-day"
A special agent from the Land Depart
ment at Washington Is expected to arrive
here on this evenings train.
The saow is deeper at Silyerado this year
than any previous season within the recol-
lection Of the oldest inhabitant.
At Winnemucca on the night Of Jan. is
the thermometer marked a temperature Of
Is degrees below zero and at Elko 26 de-
grees below.
Prof. G. S. Young Is operating q mine
and two-stamp mill in Douglas county on
ore ranging from 80 to $40 per ton, and
making 1t pay.
The contract for constructing the Salt
Lake and Los Angeles railroad was let last
Wednesday, and work will be commenced
within a few days.
T.. N, Robinson passed Palisade on the
l4th inst in a special drawing room car, on
his way 70 Washington with the electoral
vote Of this State.
A stockholders meeting Of the Eureka
Tunnel Consolidated Mining Company has |
ben called for Monday, February l6,
1889, at Z o'clock P. ".
Attend the social dance at the Opera
House this evening. Admission for gen
tlemen 81. including lady; ladies without
partners, 80 cents each.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will o~ticiate
in Ruby Hill at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and in Eu-
reka at IL. A. NJ, and 7 P. NJ. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Aggie Hall, one of Eureka's fair
est daughters, left last Monday for Carson.
During her stay there she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Judge Belknap.
Governor Stevenson has appointed U. S. |
Senators Jones an Stewart TO represent
Nevada at the centennial celebration Of
Inauguration Of Washington.
Through a mistake we last week pub
lished that the seats In the gallery Of the
Opera House, for the Knights of Pythias
ball, would be SO cents, II should have
read 81.
An article in the Tacoma Ledger, for
which its editor is being prosecuted for
libel, was headed: "Morgan's Hell;
Twenty Innocent Girls Drugged and
Ruined.
jaime. p. Kimball, Director of the
United States Mint, has the thanks of the
SENTINEL for a o Of the report upon the
.' Production Of gold and silver in the
United States."
John Pothof, proprietor q the Theater
Livery Stables at Reno. held ticket 5,ss2
III tue iltbAt bphlslstuA ioNAtf1s WIFI ofSW 4
81. 500 in Tuesdays drawing.
New mines were brought before the En-
glish investing public in 1888 representing
81, 900, 900 nominal capital. The amount
paid for the purchase Of these mines in
cash and shares was over fifty millions.
The White Pine News says: Some
strange things have happened in Hamilton
in tbs past six years. And now comes the
startling announcement that McConkey's
ghost is haunting one of the residents OF
of that place.
In the case Of the Found Treasure vs.
North Commonwealth Mining Company. in
Elko county, the taking Of testimony has
been concluded, and by consent OF parties
the case will be argued at Carson City be-
fore Judge Rising.
J. II. Farrell, Superintendent of the
Morning Star mine. Pittsburg District,
Lander county, made q flying trip TO Eu-
icka, having arrived here last Tuesday
evening, finished his business and left on
Wednesday morning.
John NJ. Cannady, a resident Of Idaho
Territory for twenty-five years, and one OF
the most prominent citizens OF that sec
tioa, died at Haley of rheumatism OF the
heart on the 18th inst. He was q native OF
New York, aged Go years.
Another contract for so feet of the Ruby
Hill Tunnel has just been let. Manual
and Hooper are the contractors. The
trustees of the company feel confident
that not more than one or two contracts
will be necessary TO carry the tunnel into
the ore belt.
Reno Journal: An intense public build
ing war is said to be In progress In Carson.
II is between the Superintendent OF con-
struction and the contractor. An agent
has been detailed by the Government, and
L. now on his way from Washington to set.
tie the difficulty.
Miss Hattie Kaye, niece Of our fellow
townsman A. i. Kaye, arrived here from
Hayes Park, Geneva Lake, Wis, on Tues
day last. She will visit here until Mon. |
day next, aud then proceed to San Fran
cisco to visit another uncle residing there. |
We learn that the young lady Is highly |
pleased with our town, and more particu- |
larly so with our delightful Spring weather. |
The children's fancy dress party, given |
by Prof. Riegelhuth at the Opera House, |
was a grand success in every particular. |
Many Of the dresses worn were exceed
ingly pretty and expensive. It was a
pretty sight to see the little people in the
grand march. The older persons will
have to look to their laurels or the young
sters will get away with them in dancing. |
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