Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-06-21
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NOUN.
Judse Wells is reported sick over IL
Carson.
RIaok coffee is now suggested as q cure
for consumption.
The weather during the past week has
been cold and showery,
Attend the High School exercises at the
Opera House this evening.
Allen Bragg Of ,he Gazette has bad an
other stroke Of paralysis.
Fpreka L. A. s5l9. X. Of L meets next
Tuesday evening at 7:SO o'clock.
Mrs. Eva J. Dean and family are at the
Hotel Del Monte for the season.
Ont in Eiko candidates are feeling
around TO see how the land lays.
The Indian troubles In Montana are not
40 serious as recent reports indicate.
Cholera has broken out in Spain. re-
snltinR at last accounts in IA deaths.
Judge Fitzgerald has been holding court
a. Winnemuccs during the past week.
Womens hearts break more easily than
mems, but the fracture knits more rapidly.
Man ia never too old 10 learn, and his
sons are never too young TO think they can
teach him.
under the head OF "New To-day" will
be found an important notice to mill and
mining men.
Miss Bradley, q school teacher at Tybo,
Nve county, has been visiting here during
the past week.
The late cold snap did not do near as
much damage 10 fruit In this section as
was at fret feared.
Mining Is beginning to be quite active
ip Lander county. Many old mines are
being reoccupied.
The closing exercises at the public
school yesterday we're well attended by
parents aud visitors.
Six San francisco drummers arrived
here by last Saturdays train. Who says
Eureka is q dead camp?
The Senate has confirmed the appoint
ment Of J. p. Dunkle as Register OF the
Land Office at this place.
J. @. Ford left last Wednesday for Cali
fornia to visit DR.. Merritt, his partner, who
was reported as being quite i'll.
Albert Eugene saxton of Carson City.
New, has been appointed a cadet TO the
West Point Military Academy.
The charter OF the Louisiana Lottery
Company will expire January !, 1895, and
not 1891 IS generally supposed.
J.R. Kendall and the Misses Timson.
came in by private conveyance last Thurs
day from Hamilton, White Pine.
Hugh j. NOLAN is Secretary OF the new
Mining Exchange in Kansas City and pull
ing in the ducats at lively rate.
The next session Of the Grand Lodge OF
Knights Of Pythias will be held at Reno on
the second Thursday In June, 1891.
The habit Of gum chewing is said to be
on the increase. One firm spent $4,000
in advertising the goods last year.
The engagement Of william Shaw to
Mrs. Eva J. Dean, daughter OF Simeon
WenbAn, Of this county, is announced.
A London genius has invented hot
water apparatus to warm piano keys, so
that dainty fingers msy not be chilled.
Johnny Moore and wife. accompanied
by her sister. came In from Morey last
Monday. aud have spent the week here.
We are pleased 10 state that ]. L. Fast,
agent for the f. a p. Company at Pali-
sade has recovered from his late illness.
Mr.. Percy T. Morgan OF the Bell Tele-
phone Company has been elected trus.
tee OF the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company.
Toe Heralllo says lie Bamc0Ists sre on
u hunI 20 ascertain the dimensiDns Of
tha Hepubiican saok before declaring
healsoiyes.
C1nas the summer vacation Miss
Edmund. principal Of our public school,
will teach in Hamilton, White Pine, for
three months,
TkA nNk Fafa Af
Eureka High School will take place this
evening al the Opera House, and will be
largely attended.
Admission to the High School exercises
this evening will be twenty-five cents.
The proceeds are to be used for the ben
ft Of the schools.
Mrs. J. @. Ford, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Allie, aud her niece, Miss
Ira Ford, returned last Tuesday from Q
yisi. to California.
John MAcaulsy, who attended the meet
Ing Of the Masonic Grand Lodge held In
Virginia City on the 10th inst, returned
home last Saturday.
]. W. Lambert, who took q spin over to
the western part Of the State for recrea-
tion, returned home last Thursday, feeling
benefited by the trip.
Mrs. Shaekles, Of the Shackles ranch In
White Pine county, who was very i'll last
week with pneumonia, we are pleased to
state is convalescing.
Major John II. Dennis is temporarily
editing the Reno Journal. Naturally the
editorial columns Of the Journal show
marked improvement.
The present House OF Representa- yes
has appropriated up to date Sl67. 200, 900
for the benefit OF the soldiers, according to
Congressman Henderson.
Major Reno returned to Salt Lake yes.
terday. He likes this section, As q min
ing region. and talks OF taking up bis
residence permanently here.
The Denver Republican thinks that the
census will give Colorado half 9 million
people, aud that Congress will give u three
Representatives in the House.
Last week at Palisade, ]. D. Davis. a
brakeman on the O. p, lost q leg while do
ing switching In the yard. He was sen,
to the Sacramento Railroad Hospital.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company re
ports that its net earnings for the month o
May were SIS, 500, and that its availabl,
assets now exceed all liabilities by $50, 900
SHsoh lrloune' Inc Dest posted poi
ticians in Carson are Of the opinion tina
the appointment of U. s. Judge lies be
tween Trenmor Ooffin and Judge Rising
Frank WHEEL, who was in town th,
first OF the week, informs us that they ar,
finding more live cattle ON his mother
ranch than they expected TO some lime ago
Miss Jeanette A. Allen, a teacher in th
Minneapolis public schools, died at tina
place on the 1st inst. Miss Allen wa
formerly teacher at Hamilton, Whit