Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-02-22
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Matters of Lively Interest to the
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Warrington : blfthua1s
uaDL knight left yesterday for q WISH
at Cortez.
rn-oL. L. A. s5ls. X. Of L., meets next
Tnesdsy evening at Z o'clock.
~, A Iast night no train bad passed
p'Is,do going east since last Monday.
no,,Ismen who wind up their watches
Al might are apt to wind them mp tight
william Fries, President Of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company, has re-
Covered from his recent ~indisposition.
r. S. Rodmap is the probable successor
Of the late G.. G. White IS OF
Carson City.
The late Judge d. @. McKenney, Of Aus
,in. New, held an insurance policy on HE
life for SO. 200.
State Treasurer George Tufy has re-
Gently lost 1875 pounds OF his sdipose
tissue through Illness.
To-day being a legal holiday, the Post
office hours viii befrom 8 to o'clock A. NJ
and from 8 to 7 o'clock P. M.
Frank Wilson and Dave Jones are get
ting along nicely. The latter, we are
happy TO say, will not lose any Of his toes.
VIM. Whalen, manager Of the St. Pat.
rick Consolidated Mining Company, OF
Antelope District, game In town last
Thursday.
Richard II. Manuel, who has been very
sick from a bad cold for some time past,
left for San Francisco last Monday for the
benefit OF bis health.
Reno Gazette-Judge Bigelow Is still a
partial invalid. He is not able to be out
and about yet. but, with no baokset' be
will soon be himself again,
Reno Gazette: Taking money out VI the
school fund, with the understanding that
it is never to be repaid, Is What Nevada
fnanciers call borrowing"
Martin Marren was g.headed when
he sent his team stock to Mound Valley to
Winter on hay. They will all come up in
The Spring in good condition.
La grippe, according TO the physicians.
IL TO be followed by cholear. Remember
the beet safeguard 10 cholear times is
cleanliness and good sanitary conditions.
The March term OF the District. Court
will on the Sd, when the case OF
the Curnow brothers, charged with the
killing Of Wm. Courtney, will come up for
trial.
Mrs. Henry Kind. accompanied by her
little daughters, left yesterday for San
Francisco TO join her husband, who will
remain there for a month or two to re-
cuperAte.
The roads near town, which were
pretty well broken up TO last Friday, were
again filed in with nov during the
storm Of last Friday and Saturday, and
travel ia still impeded.
Capt. @. T. Lawton, formerly President
Of the Eureka Con. Company, and latterly
President Of the California Powder Com
pany, died last week in San Francisco
from apople1y.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the pro-
ceedings Of the First National Silver Con.
vention held at st. Louis, Mo, November
26lh to 2sth, 1883, and for which Senator
VIM. NJ. Stewart has our thanks.
PATHS hair ia colored to a hue between
red and blonde, a golden tinge. Society
bellies Of San Francisco are determined TO
have their hair bleaehed OF dyed to the
same tiut or perish in the attempt.
Dave MoLsin. after several months Ab.
seuee, came over from Cortez District last
Thursday. He reports that great improve
ments are being made at the Cortez mines
and things are humming there with life.
Hon. Thomas Wren left for Ely, White
Pine county, last Sunday, and A.. E.
Cheney, Esq. departed for Carson the fol-
day. Legal business called them
away. Both gentlemen are expected
home to-day.
Owing to the @. P. railroad having been
again bloekaded with snow 10 the Slerras,
had no mail from the West last Thurs
day. Since Monday last Reno has been
A. Naan ura.taNr karraNpna ~ |
road, and there the EAst.bouud trains
have been made up.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned home
from Winnemucoa last Tuesday and will
until after the business OF the com.
log term Of court will DO disposed OF. The
trial jurors for the term will be required
10 appear In court next Monday week and
answer 10 their names.
DR.. williams amputAted seven Of Frank
Wilson's toes last Sunday. The opera.
tion, as ia we'll known here, was the result
OF the patient having had them seyerly
during the snow blockade.
The members remaining are the little toes,
Walter Tonkin arrived home from his
honeymoon trip 20 San Francisco last
Saturday, after having spent g most
agreeable time at the Bay. His wife &C.
.oompanied him as far az Mineral Station,
and from there went TO visit her parents,
at Mineral Hill. She will arrive here to-
day. the condition OF the railroad permit
ting.
While A. NJ. PfAff was In town last
week, he put up a neat job on Capt Beatty
OF the Jackson House restaurant, by re-
questing him to buy q new brand OF tea
which he said possessed q delightful
flavor. Capt. Beatty inquired for II all
over town, but without success. The
grocerymen only smiled as he asked for
Nc Gin.tea.
W. s. Beard received Q letter from A. P.
Gallwey, late manager OF the Ruby Dun.
derbery Mining Company. last Thursday.
He writes that he was attacked with Ia
grippe at Chicago, and II had worn him
down "a thin as a rail. He was getting
better at the time OF writing, and after q
few months visit in England will start for
South Africa.
Bob Rowland, who died recently in
New Mexico, and was well known in East.
ern Nevada, left a wife and two children
in San Francisco. We learn that his life
was insured for S37 900. There was one
virtue that the deceased possessed in a
large degree. He always looked out wei,
for his wife and children, making ii the
point Of his life to care for them In an ex.
eellent hammer. For this and other good
qualities the SENTINEL hopes that the
grass may be ever green on his grave.