Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-05-09
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Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

sheep.
D.. Nathan returned last Tuesday from
San Francisco.
strawberries are in the market and sell
for two bits a box.
There il a letter st this Office awaiting
James E. Mathews.
Rev. W. II. 1. Houghton took his de-
psrture for Reno yesterday.
Sam Raphael returned home from 9
visit to San Francisco last Tuesday.
The price Of beef al Chicago has i'd
vanced 80 per cent within q month.
Postmaster Smith will arrive home this
evening from his visit to California.
Ghouls are stealing flowers aud plants
from graves in the Comstook cemeteries.
The finest saloon in Bellevue, Idaho, lie
kept by Nick Paul, formerly Of Ruby
Hill.
JohD Wheeler left yesterday for Cali
fornia. He will be absent about six
weeks.
Virginia has had three fatal cases OF
diphtheris within @ week, all In one
family.
Theo. Winters refused SIC, 900 for his
two.yeArs-old hlly 70 Tombien in San
Francisco.
Lew Rodgers, Of Buby Hill, is agent for
she sale OF An ingenious invention, q PIN
less clothes line.
Several loads Of lumber we're hauled 10
tho Diamond mine during the week for the
new lodging house.
Miss Lotiie Ring, g niece OF Mrs.
Csyanaugh Of Ruby Hill, returned TO San
Francisco yesterday.
Henry Rives, Esq, returned last Thufs-
from q professional trip in Lincoln and
White Pine counties.
Mrs. Thomas Trainor lefl yesterday for
a iso months visit with her parents and
relatives at Butte City, Montana,
The SENTINEL Is indebted TO Senator
Stewart for a small lot Of seeds from the
Department Of Agriculture OF Washington.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will o~niciate
in Ruby Hill al 8 O'Clock, and in Eureka
ut IL O'Clock A. NJ. Evening service 81
7:15.
John Granholm, a resident OF Beo.
wave, this county, has been declared In
sane, and was sent 10 the asylum yesisr-
day.
Rev. W. II. Houghton, az Episcopal
missionary, has been doing good service
for the church in Eureka during the past
week.
Mrs. Robert Hagar and her daughter,
Mrs. Childs. left Wednesday for Los An
geles, Gal, where they expect TO reside 10
abe future.
George Francis Train, who travelled
around the world In SO days, has started
out again to try 10 perform the same feat
in SIS days.
G. W. Grover has severed all connection
liz sha LIEa Tnlanap1apE w w
Booher, formerly Of Virginia, now runs
the institution.
The hauling Of ore from the Hamburg
and Dunderberg mines to the Eureka
Con. reduction works was commenced the
first OF this week.
@. W. Eldridge, U. 8. Special Internal
Revenue Agent, arrived here last Thursday
and, alter inspecting she breweri0s left
abe following day.
That portion Of the Mckinley bill re-
ducing the tax on tobacco has just gone
into effect. Smokers should buy cheaper
In the uear future.
Fred Il. Butz, g nephew OF Mrs. A. jack
son, IL here from San Francisco visiting
his relatives, and will make his future
home in this place.
Mr.. Wilson, OF the Dunderberg, and
Revs. Leslie aud Houghton breakfasted at
the Diamond during the week and were
shown through the mine.
New car pets have been laid in the aisles
and chAncel OF the Episcopal Church, and
the inside OF tho sacred building has been
newly painted and decorated.
Fifty tons Of Eureka Con. lead we're
shipped over the Eureka and PAlisade
railroad during April, consigned TO San
francisco and Portland, Oregon.
J. O. Powell and Mrs. Powell, Mrs.
Zadow and Miss Kline, visited the Dia-
moud mine last Monday and we're royalty
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Read.
The Boise. Idshol. Democrat says:
Anna Jones, OF Wood River, has been in
dieted by the United States Grand Jury
for sending an obscene letter through the
mails.
The Elko Independent says the officers
al Wells took twenty-one tramps, includ'
ing a woman aud q child, out OF q csr
there Thursday and II Was not q good day
for tramps, either.
The miners OF White Pine mountain
have out about 600 tons OF lead ores for
shipment to Salt Lake. The ores OF White
Pine are heavier In lead thar those OF any
other section in the West.
The theory that lead ore will not exist
below the water level In limestone has
been dispelled by . number OF develop
ments that have been made in Alta form
erly Alturas) county, Idaho.
The Sacramento Bee believes that
women are more competent than men 10
sit on juries. II they are not more compe-
tent than the men who usually sit on
juries. than woman 10 3 failure entirely.
II Is rumored tina. lessons in the manly
art Of self defense will be given by q re-
spectacle citizen OF this place, who . few
days ago paid S5l for his pusilistic expert
ence and wishes 10 get even on the outlay.
Art Smith, a brother Of our Postmaster,
IL running 9 fine hotel-the Alturas-at
HALEY, Idaho, and Matt McFall, formerly
In the employ OF the 4. a p. railroad, is
running q similar establishment at Belle
vue.
The Grand Jury met yesterday and
found the following indictments: Frank
Howard. house breaking; John Thorough
man, selling whisky TO Indians. The
jury stands adjourned until next Satur-
day.
Jake Wadish, formerly 9 teamster OF
this place, has a good position In Shoshone
county, Idaho, contracting for timber for
the De Lamar mines that were lately sold
in London, England, for WI million dol
lars.
Maurice Hartnett. foreman OF the Dia-
mond mine, and Geo. W. Cassidy, visited
White Pine during the week for the pur.
pose of examining the mining property Of
Tom Cornell. The mine makes o good
showing.
j. Straus. the jeweler. returned home
last Tuesday from San Francisco, whore
he had been for three weeks for the benefit
OF his health. He improved his oppor-
tunity while at the Bay by purchasing new
goods for his store.
The County Commissioner are having
n fence built on the east side OF the big
ditch from opposite Geo. W. Bakers