Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-10
HOME AND COAST.
x.,,sr. Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

wsshineion Territory.
- s,isp. The missing Arizona Sheriff,
b,s turned up in Ecuador.
- Johu II. Dennis, late OF the Car
Mini. il rusticating al Elko.
~, ,bs shower Of last Thursday the
~ become cool and pleasant.
r,nckse is OVERLOOKING With thieves,
n.mns and other undesirable cattle.
Ths Flko Water Company supplies its
..,omers with water only Elk hours q
day.
NJ. Merritt aud j. q. Ford returned
-, "wednesday from . two weeks visit in
Nye county.
Love is blind. which may account for the
.nac,acles Young lovers sometimes make
Of themselves.
snuivsn Ia ou. on bail at Jackson,
ut,s He ia 10 be tried at Purvis, Mar
cen county. Aug IL.
snepcor Reynolds. n OF the tributers
., he Jackson mine. is reported quite i'll
with mountain fever.
n. p. Clement. came over from Ward
,s.t sunday and departed on the following
day for San Francisco
Mrs. @. A. Brown was in during the
week from Currant Greek with q load OF
sne Nevada apples and peaches.
The members OF Rescue Hose Company
..,rrn thanks 10 Mrs. J. W. Lambert for
sbountifui supply OF refreshments.
Several Mormon families, with their
seams and worldly goods, passed through
hero last Monday on their way TO Idaho.
One Of the Richmond furnaces started
-, last Monday. The refinery will be
started, IL is thought about the LIST OF Sep
TENDER.
Surveyor Tom Read, who has been en-
oaoed in surveying here for tte past
month, left for his California home yes
terdAy.
Gabriel Coin, the San Francisco cigar
msnnfactarer, came in on Thursday, and
At once sci to work interviewing his Gus
toners
? The first annual Fair Of Lander and
Nye counties will be held at Austin, New,
commencing September Is and ending
September Il.
The spirit Of " John L." was abroad in
Eureka last Monday night, doubtless.
waited across the plains from the valley Of
the Mississippi.
The Ruby ADD Dunderberg Company
put a number OF miners 10 work this week
on dsy's pay. This indicates that they
arc working In rich ore.
The annual meeting Of the Prospect
Mountain Tunnel Company will be held at
the office OF the company, Clark's building,
on Saturday, the Gath instant.
Mrs. r. Sadler, aud Mrs. VIM. Zadow,
accompanied by their children, left
last Thursday by private conveyance
for a visit at Hamilton, White Pine.
In the Eureka Lander dividing limo case
In the Supreme Court. il was decided IN
favor o. Eureka. This gives to Eureka
considerable additional taxable properly.
At a meeting Of the County Commits
sioners OF White Pine county. last Mon
day, there was S7l2 in the Redemption
Fund, when scrip sold at 81 cent? on the
dollar.
We observed the honest countensnce OF
Johnny FitzmAurico on the streets during
the early part Of the week. He 10 still In
charge Of Sadler's ranch in Huntington
Valley.
Miss Maud Wells OF Reno, who has been
friends here for several weeks re
ceiyed a telegram on Sunday announcing
the uiness OF her father, and leit Tor home
on Monday.
Six tributers In the Lord Byron, one OF
the series OF mines belonging TO the huoy
and Dunderberg Company, took out Oh
tons OF ore Last month. that Assayed over
500 per ton.
Three shifts Of men are working In the
OF the Diamond mine, and are
good progress. They expect TO
have the work completed by the first OF
the coming month.
Salt Lake City was shaken up last Sat
urday night by q Liberal torch.lighs pro-
cession 1900 strong. The Mormons were
sullen aud said " the d--n fools would
set the town on hro."
Miss Mollie Stuart, = niece OF Thomas
Haley, OF this place came over from Ely
last Saturday, and left on Monday morn
log for San Francisco. whore she will a.
tend school for = couple OF years.
Jimmy Moore Was In town during the
week, the drst time for . year. Mr.. Moore
was formerly a popular business man In
Eureka, and he still has a large number OF
friends who are glad to meet aim.
Josep Kopp has opened the Richmond
clearinghouse ct the upper end OF town,
and QUO Boeizel has rented the bar.
There are no better men Ia the country
and We hope they will be successful.
For the irst time In a numbcr OF years
Elko county IL issuing scrip to pay the run
ming expenses OF tho county. There 10
lots Of money 10 tho treasury but II be
longs to the School and Road funds.
La,nbert Molinelli, the ~well-known
Journals. OF this State, who has long
been connected with the Helena (MontAns)
Journal, has gone 10 Missoula to engage
10 a newspaper enterprise at that place.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. l6, + 4 A. NJ, will convene
at its ball on this Saturday evening OF
7 o'clock. All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited TO attend.
Adolph Coffin, who left hero last Spring
for Paris. arrived In Eureka last Tuesday.
The trip did him good, as his appearance
indicates. He says be made the ascent to
the top OF the Eiffel tower. while in Paris.
Hon. Thomss Robinson and John Daily,
with their familios, camo in town from
Newark last Saturday. Miss Katie DAILY
and Master Thomas Robinson left on Mon
day for Santa Clara, Cal. the other mem
bers OF the family returning TO Newark.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will attend
Ruby Hill at 0 o'clock A. NJ. In Eureka
no will have the morning and evening ser
vices al the usual hours. Next Thursday,
Aug. 10. II heing a HOLIDAY OF obligation,
there will be mass in Eureka at Q o'clock
A. N.
Phoebe Record: So far no clue has
been found TO the bar Of bullion reported
90 lost from the Milford blackboard q
week ago last Wednesday. The disap'
pearance Of such a package. with the sur
rounding circumstances looks strange to
say the least.
During the shower OF last Thursday