Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Silver closed yesterday at 1.0lk.

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Charley Creek went over to Tuscsrors
durisg the week.
Assessor Wallace returned last SAtur-
day from 9 trip to Cortez.
Fuoeno Howell was In Eureka from
seligman during the week.
Toe Mendes, the Duckwater rancher,
was in town several days this week.
Sheriff Sweeney wants the public noti-
Fed 10 keep their rubbish Of the streets.
Mr.. skillman Of this paper, is confined
20 his room with an attack of pneumonia.
TIL Eureka Con. Mining Company
commenced buying custom ores last Sstur-
day.
Auditor Cotton OF the E. & P. r. r. Co.,
returned from San Francisco last Tues
day.
p. Steler left last Monday for Salt Lake
CITY, where be intends locating In bust
ness.
Last Saturday silver certificates ad.
vanced 10 l07, the highes, point
reached.
The Rescue Hose Company, will hold
regular monthly meeting next Monday
evening.
Thomas Humphrey, the E. & P. freight
agent ~ ttitrhuoI uAou shoso 49,
day week.
J. L. Thompson came up from Mineral
Hill last Saturday, and remained over dur
ing the week.
James White, the honest yeoman OF
Diamond Valley, was in town the early
part Of the week.
The tributers at the Dunderberg mine
commenced shipping ore TO the Eureka
Con. furnaces last Sunday.
Judge Fitzgerald returned home last
Saturday from Humboldt county, where
he had been holding court.
W. @. Gibson has received Official notice
OF his appointment as Superintendent OF
the Indian school at Carson.
Fred Hip, OF San Francisco. arrived
here last Tuesday. and left the following
morning for Ely. White Pine.
The jury in the case Of J. NJ. Campbell
of the Enterprise, for publishing q lottery
advertisement, failed to agree.
Henry Kind returned home last Satur-
day, fully recovered in health. His wife
and daughters returned with him.
President Harrison has vetoed the bill to
authorize the city Of Ogden, Utah, TO as
sumo an increased indebtedness.
Father Nattini will hold service to-
morrow morning Of 8 O'Clock and II
o'clock. Evening service Of 1850.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell. who has been
visiting here for a week. returned TO her
ranch on Pine Greek last Wednesday.
J.. W. Lockwood OF White Pine county
left last Monday for visit TO bis family
in Iowa. He will return again in about .
month.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company
started both OF their furnaces In full blast
last Thursday, aud they are running In
good shape.
Joe Mattoz, OF the White Pine Stage
line, lef, last Monday for Fort McDermott
30 sublst a mail route. He will return
here In about a week.
The County Commissioners meet next
Monday. Persons having bills against
the county should present them to-day
TO County Clerk Harmon.
A meeting Of the Republican State Gem
trail Committee, Of Nevada, will be held ct
Exempt Firemen's Hall. Virginia City. on
Tuesday, May 20. 1890. at Q o'clock P. NJ.
The passage Of the Republican caucus
silver bill will close the mints. The Law
under which 81. 900 900 per month Is o
being coined is repealed by the proposed
bill.
Johnny Lambert came TO the front dur
iug the week with the fret strawberries OF
the season. They we're large, sweet and
luscious. and went of like hot cakes in
Winter time, only a little more so.
The snow sheds on the Ruby Hill rail-
road are TO be torn down aud removed.
AS there will be no more ore hauling over
the road during the Winter time. there
will be no further use for the sheds.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16. r. 4 A. M, will be con-
vened at its hall this Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
Messrs. Macintosh and Chambers. after
spending a week In looking after mining
matters here, left by yesterdays train for
the Bay. They will spend about two
weeks in the city before returning to Zion.
Homer Index: Talk about labor In
Europei There are thousands OF women
In the United States making shirts for
six cents per shirt and furnish their own
thread. This is much like digging CLANS
and taking the shells for pay.
The Silver State says: The sheep
shearing season is on all along the rail-.
road. Wool will be cleaner aud better
than usual this season, but the gross
1900 - consequence u Viz lObH Vi CutGpt
will not be as much as q year ago.
The auction sale OF the mill plant and
property belonging to the estate OF
Eugene N. Robinson, deceased, which was
advertised to take place May 7th, has been
postponed until further notice for the
reason that the roads are still In an i'm
passable condition.
Dr. Corbiere has removed his dental
parlors to the upstairs rear rooms OF the
SENTINEL building. This gentleman, by
the excellence OF his work, has earned for
himself the reputation OF a frst-class
dentist. His card will be found under
the head OF New o .day."
Mike Gilroy, q well known Ruby Hill
miner. who has worked In the Eureka
Con. mine for II years. left last Monday
Tor San Francisco. He has been very
sick for some time past with pleurisy,
rheumatism and govt which emanated
from the grip. He will seek relief OF ST
Mary's Hospital.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
ola copy OF Hawks Il Sha,tuck's Speci-
men Book. containing cuts OF printers
machinery and supplies, and specimens
OF the latest styles OF fancy ornaments and
Job type. The book itself ia a work Of art
and deserves q prominent place in every
printers library.
VIM. Fries, President, and Asssyer Fl.
Q. McTerney Of the Eureka Con. Mining
Company, arrived here from San Francisco
last Thursday morning. They came up
from Palisade by special train and were
accompanied by Dol Joseph Grsndelmeyer,
OF White Pine, who has been spending the
Winter in San Francisco.
Miss Mary North, daughter OF J. NJ.