Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-08
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
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California last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wines arrived hert
from Reno last Sunday.
SENATOR Tore arrived home from ssr
Francisco last Sunday.
Senator Foley and wife came here from
San Francisco last Sunday.
The Chicago Irishmen have decided moi
10 parade on st. Patrick's day.
Land Agent Garner came in IN the
train last Sunday from the East.
Joseph Ennor, OF Ennor's ranch, Pine
Valley, arrived in town last Tuesday.
The Eureka colony at Reno was well rep
resented here this week in the Curnow
murder case.
Mrs. Judge o. r. Lenord, formerly Of
Carson city, died at Sacramento, CAL, on
the 4th instant.
The Eureka Con. Company expects TO
start up their two furnaces about the mid
die OF next mouth.
A meeting OF st. Johns Chapter No. 5,
r.. A. NJ, will be held this Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Geo. W. Baker, Esq.,, and HE little son
"Cleve," we're among the passengers that
arrived here last Sunday.
Reuben Richard. formerly superintend-
emit Of the Richmond Mining Company,
arrived here last Tuesday.
Some OF sthe cattle on the rau ges had
their legs frozen stiff during the Winter.
No wonder so many have died.
Andrew schendell came up from the
Bay last Sunday, having spent q very
pleasant vacation in California.
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is one sppropriating SIS 900 for a public
building In Virginia City. Nevada.
r. NJ. Baum, the Palissde boniface,
dropped in here last Sunday. He was q
witness in the Courtney murder case.
william Whalen came in from Antelope
Valley last Tuesday on legal business and
returned home on the following day.
After several weeks absence, Charley
Read, superintendent OF the Diamond
mine, returned from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Ex-Governor Adams. who has been in
southeastern Nevada, reports the loss OF
stock in that locality as being very light
VIM. Laurenson, County CLERK OF White
Pin county, came over from Ely last
Tn ursday and will remain here q few days.
Last Sunday the train arrived on time
with a number OF passengers aboard, the
most Of them came to attend the District
Court.
During 1889, English capital 10 the
amount OF SOS, sos, 900. ia said to have
been invested in American industrial
plants.
A praise service will be held at St.
James Episcopal Church tomorrow even
ing at Z o'clock. All are cordially invited
10 attend.
Doctor and Mrs. F. j. Schneider have
been laid up during the week with the
grippe. They we're both reported better
yesterday.
Hon. II. T. Cresswell, for many years
a resident OF Lander county, was married
in San Francisco on the 18th ult. TO Miss
L. O.. Thornton.
Ingersoll defends the use OF tobacco by
saying that many men who will smoke
after they are dead ought 10 have q little be-
fore they die,
Jas. f.. Dennis. formerly editor OF the
Central Neyadan, and an attorney at law,
arrived from Battle Mountain last Sun
day aud spent a few days here.
During the past week the weather hAs
been warm and pleasant, but il will take =
good deal Of warm weather 20 melt the
great amount Of snow that lie left.
The s25. 600 libel suit brought by the
California State Bank against the publish
ors Of the Sacramento Bee has been dis.
missed by consent OF both parties.
Eugene Howell came lover from Selig.
man last Tuesday on q short business trip.
He reported Mrs. Eugene n. Robinson as
very sick from nervous prostration.
Senator Foley is represented in an in
terView with the San Francisco Chronicle
as opposing the lottery on moral grounds.
Come of the perch.-Carson Appeal.
H. A. Cohen and wife arrived here last
Monday. Mrs. Cohen departed for the
East last Wednesday. and was accompa
MED by her husband as far as Salt Lake.
1t Ia understood that the Union Pacific
will accept the terms proposed for II 10 the
funding bill, but G. P. Huntington says
the Central Pacific 10 rot fairly treated In
the bill.
DIR. q. H. ThomA arrived here from
Reno last Sunday. The doctor was an ex'
pert In the Curnow murder case. He was
warmly welcomed here by his numerous
old friends.
Richard Brown, formerly OF Mineral
hiil and Eureka, who for the past several
months has been employed ss cutter at the
Cason Mint, paid q flying visit TO Eureks
last Tuesday.
Elko Independent: For 9 subscriber
who W Q from one TO two years sub.
scription to order his paper stopped with
out paying all arrears requires consider.
able cheek, and YET there are those who do
H..
Tomorrow Father Nattini will o~eioiate
In Ruby Hill az Q O'Clock A. N. and 10
Eureka at ii O'Clock A. N, and z p. N. AT
the conclusion OF the morning service the
monthly meeting OF the Altar society will
take place.
Young Henderson, who was caved on Of
one OF the Morey mines several months
ago, and subsequently went to San Fran
cisco. afflicted with partial paralysis. re
turned here last Saturday fully recovered
in health.
A mining claim In Hawthorne District
bears the following: We claim de lege
from the law Of the American Congress
and the united states Begin at these noticis
and run fifteen hundred feet 10 the first
day OF January. b. B~AcIoALUPI."
O.. F. Talbot. Esq, an Elko attorney.
arrived here last Sunday and met Joseph
Lindsay of Union District, who arrived
'"e P'o'ioue u@y' Luz DusAnoss VI
the gentlemen In Eureka was In oonnec
ton with the Star Mining and Smelling
Company.
On the second page we publish an ex-
tract from the Chicago Herald, headed
els Nevada for q Lottery" Although 1t
contains a number OF misstatements,
there Is enough truth In 1t TO. justify pc.
rusal. But who the devil Is Col. Eastman
OF Eureka2-Carson Tribune. We don't
know, but suppose he is one OF the smart
Alecks who are always ready to be inter
viewed by reporters.