Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-06-13
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sister.
The census Of London, just completed.
shows the population Of the city TO be H..
oil. csc.
A. r. Watson, Of the Joanna mine al
Ely, White Pine, has been spending a few
days here.
A social dance will be given at Miners
Union Hall, Ruby Hill, on Thursday even
ing, June IL.
Mrs. william Tonkln, accompanied by
her two children, left Wednesday for Corn.
WALL England.
Virginia City proposes 20 whoop her up
on the Fourth.-Ex. 30 will all we'll reg
ulated towns.
A shipment Of two tons Of ore from the
Comet mine in Stafford District, this coun-
ty, netted $500.
A good place 10 hold the barbecue on the
Fourth OF July would be At Hjul's Park,
on Main street.
James Morris returned Tuesday from
Cortez. where he has q third interest In q
good paying mine.
Fred Plageman, the San Francisco liquor
merchant, accompanied by his nephew,
came In on Thursday.
This might be called clearing the deck
for action" unused the poker-player, ss be
sequestered all the aces.
General O.. @. Powning has accepted an
invitation to deliver the Fourth Of July
Grafton at Virginia City.
Cant we get up a slogging match for the
Fourth Of July They're fashionable, and
we've never had one here.
The Pittsburg Mining Company. in Lam
der county. sends an armed messenger
with each shipment Of bullion.
Doctors Freeman and Tibbitts, the Salt
Lake City specialists. will be in Eureka on
the 10th. 20th and 2lst instant.
Claude. son of j. G.. Ford, returned
Tuesday from the State University at Reno,
aud will spend bic vacation here.
Dick Willis OF Hamilton. and Post
MISTER General Hagar, OF the same place,
were kere on business the first Of the week.
Senator Stewart has our thanks for a
CODY Of "The Forum" containing an ar
tiole written by him on the subject OF
silver.
What does cur baseball mines intend do
ing on the Fourth II is time they we're
moving. and 10 let the public know their
intentions.
The road between this place and the Dia-
mond mine Ia fast drying up, and will
soon be ia condition for the teams 10 haul
full loads.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com
pAny has levied an assessment OF one cont
per share. delinquent on the 10th day OF
July next.
IL will be seen by advertisement In an
other column that Rescue Hose Company
intends giving a ball on the evening OF the
Sd Of July.
Scientists say that electricity Is stored
Ia eats. That accounts for the sparkling
that goes on among them during the mid
night hours.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF an invitation 30 attend the closing ex-
eroises OF Sacred Heart Academy at Ogden
on the 23d instant.
The third annual exhibition OF the Lam
der and Nye Agricultural Association No.
9, will be held in Austin on September
10th and 30th, 1891.
The price Of stocks has gone down TO al
most nothing. Serves the buyers righi.
No one but an idiot would buy Comstooks,
and ought TO lose his money.
Joe Henry Of Mound Valley. who has
been East for some thirteen months, re-
turned last week, when be received q warm
welcome from his old friends.
Judge John b. Hollen beck, the Oldest
Freemason In the United States, Ia dead 81
Burlington. Vermont. aged 90 years. He
Joined the order May 0, 1918.
Miss Minnie Kohler, sister of Mrs. VIM.
Zadow, arrived here from Grass Valley,
Cal, on Thursday. She will spend the
Summer here with her sister.
Died-In East Oakland. June s, 1891,
Charles L., son OF Catherine and the late
Charles Geary, native OF Hamilton, New,
aged 10 years 8 months and Is days.
The Jury In the Bscearai scandal case.
which has created q sensation In English
circles, found for the defendants and
sgainst Sir William Gordon Cumming.
Mrs. A. O. Cleveland, who was Ill for
some time In California, arrived here Tues
day, and left the following day by private
conveyance for her home in White Pine.
Joseph Marzen OF Lovelocks is proving
that As fine bacon and hams can be made
from alfalfa and wheat-ied pcrkers Is from
she eorn.fed hogs Of Illinois and Missouri.
Day. e. BalIy, Esq, has the thanks Of
the SENTINEL for q copy OF the annual re-
port on the Mines aud Minerals OF Wash
ington, By George A. Bethune, State Geol-
ogist.
The Appeal says the squaws OF Carson
are doing a little contract work In the wood
saving line. The proprietor Of the wood
furnishes the saw and they supply the
"buok." q
J.. p, Dunkle, Register OF the Land Office
at this place, has our thanks for a circular
OF instructions relating 10 timber reserva-
tiops, issued from the General Land Ofice
Of Washington.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will not at
tend Ruby Hill, as he intended. He will
have service in Eureka al IL o'clock A. M,
after which the meeting OF the Altar Soci'
ETY. will take place.
Virginia City IL going to celebrate the
Nations birthday in fine style. Delega-
sions from all The towns in its vicinity will
be present, and IL will be really a Western
Nevada celebration.
ST. James Church. The Right Rev.
Bishop Leonard will ~ofioiate tomorrow,
AT IL O'Clock, morning prayer, sermon and
holy communion. At 1880 P. NJ, confrma
sion service and address.
r. sadler returned last Tuesday from
"trip 10 White Pine aud Lincoln counties
where he was looking after his stage linel
running In those localities. He reports
all Of that country ss being dull.
Virginia Enterprise: II is reported tina
negotiations for the sale Of the Dimicl
mining property at Typo are now pending
III sold, George W. Cassidy Of Eureka viii
get even on the last Congressional fight.
The new postal cards will be along soon
There will be a size for ladies use, and on
for business men, the former smaller, an,
the latter larger than the card now II
vogue. Grants portrait constitutes th
stamp.
James White. the Diamond Valley ran
cher and stock raiser, was in town the nrs
OF the week. He reports his locality a
locking splendid, and says there uss 10