Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
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locality.
Assessor Wallace left for San Fran
cisco last Monday.
The public schools took 3 holiday yes.
,erdsy-Arbor Day.
Frank Mcmillan left last Monday on a
visit TO Virginia City.
Some few Of our people observed Arbor
Day by planting trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Foley returned 10
their Reno home last Monday.
Yesterday was Good Friday. To-
morrow will be Easter Sunday.
Geo. W. Baker, Esq.. wife and son. re.
turned TO their Reno home last Monday.
The Senate has confirmed the appoint
mont OF E.. Z. Bilkey as Postmaster ct
ElAo.
The Spring term Of the District Court
for White Pine county will convene next
Monday.
Reno lawyers are talking OF deserving
tbe town and settling In the new State Of
Washington.
II IL predicted that Union Pacific
trains will be running into Phoebe before
December LIST.
Charley Reed, superintendent OF The
Diamond mine, arrived here from Salt
Lake last Tuesday.
Governor Hill has appointed Major
General Daniel E. sickles Sheriff OF New
York, vice Flack resigned.
Miss Ethel Tingley will give 9 birthday
party to her friends at the Dunderberg
boarding.bous this evening.
We hear Iumors Of certain good pros
poets in the Richmond mine, which need
only proper work to develop.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald departed last
Monday for Austin, Nevada, where he will
hold term OF the District Court.
Robert Ingersoll having said he will
smoke 81 long rs he lives, . Rhode Island
paper adds: And longer, too, perhaps"
Alex. Wise commenced repairing the
Humboldt Reduction Works preparatory
20 working ore from the Winnemucca
mine.
Ex.Judge Leander Quint dropped dead
In font Of his residence In San
Francisco last Saturday Of paralysis Of the
heart.
The Central Nevadan says the Humboldt
and Reese rivers are very high at present,
both being over their banks near Battle
Mountain.
Ii is reported that Joe Goodman will
have charge OF the editorial department OF
the Virginia Enterprise in the coming
campaign.
Mott street New York; Cinnamon have
offered q reward Of 81 900 for the head OF
any Spy who betrays fan tan dealers to
Anthony Comstock.
Martin Horton, the Quinn Canyon
rsncher, and wife, arrived from San
Francisco, we're they have been s%ojourn-
ing for several months.
Mrs. Walter Tonkin accompanied her
husband down the railroad last Monday,
intending 70 spend a few days with her
parents at Mineral Hill.
The California State Treasury is con-
gested with coiu. 1t Ia said 10 contain
S4,3 800, 900 in cash. besides bonds, checks
and other negotiable paper.
The County Commissioner will meet
next Monday. Persons having bills
against the county should present them
to-day TO County CLERK Harmon.
Patrick Mcbride, superintendent OF the
Whalen Con. Mining Company, came up
from Antelope District last Thursday and
left yesterday for Robinson District.
During the month Of March the E. a
T. RrailroAd Company received 644H tons
OF ore, mainly from the Diamond and
Jackson mines. for shipment TO Salt Lake.
A new sewer is 10 be laid on BAteman
street In place Of the old one, which has
cAved In. The County Commissioners
should see TO II that the Job is now well
done.
Miss Alice CArothers. who hAs been
teaching school down at Alpha, came up
from there last Tuesday, and on Thurs
day departed for her home In White Pine
county.
A. Keyser came over from Hamilton
last Wednesday and left for Salt Lake on
the day following. He has purchased ].
H. ~Lookwood's band Of sheep In White
Pine county.
". II. Sampson, p. o. box 4S2, Bow.
dolnham, Maine, Wishes 10 know the
present whereabouts OF Harmon W.
Denham. His last Postoface address was
Eureka, Nevada.
Charles johnson, the Newark Valley
raneher, was In town during the week,
looking hale and hearty. He has been
visiting In the East And California during
the past nine months.
The mail blackboard team came near
pulling down the awning In front OF
Johnny Lsmbert's grocery store Lass Fri
day evening; they then ran AwAy and
played havoc generally.
Chef Batchslder has removed his assay
office to the more commodious store. q
door south OF Capron's drug store, where
he will be pleased TO have his customers
and friends call on him.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, r. Il A, NJ, will be con.
vened at its hall this Saturday evening
ct 7 o'clock. All Master MAsons In good
standing are cordially invited TO attend.
Mrs. P. steler Is disposing OF her furni-
ture and household effects at private sale.
intending TO remove to San Francisco. A
good opportunity Ia presented 10 those
who want bargains in good furniture. etc.
NJ. Karsky will leave for San Francisco
during next week to purchase his Spring
stock Of dry goods and clothing, which
he will lay down here In addition to his
late choice c~onsignments from the East.
Giovanni Certini was arrested last Wed.
nesday on q charge Of disturbing the
peace at the Postofiee. He was tried be-
fore Justice Wilson on Thursday, found
guilty and fined $40. In default OF pay
ment he was remanded to jail for ten days.
All Fools Day passed off in Eureka
with hardly any incident worth recording.
Fool makers were busy and " fools were
numerous; the tricks that we're played
we're mainly Of the most ordinary charac-
ter, but in some instances ingenious and
amusing.
A letter written by John DART Emmers-
ley to the San Francisco Mining and
Scientific Press OF March Goth and April
9th. on the " Stewart Mining Bill" head
ed "a Defective Measure Criticized
should be carefully read and digested by
every mine owner In the land.
There will be quite a meeting Of the Eu.