Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-05-02
HOME AND COAST.


Gov. and Mrs. Adams are in ssr
Francisco.
The New York police think they have
Jack the Ripper.
Assessor Wallace returned from Cali.
fornia last Saturday.
Surveyor General Jones arrived here
last Thursday evening.
J.. L. Fast and family, Of Palisade,
visited here last Sunday.
Eugene Howell. Of Seligman, has been
in town several days this week.
Mining stocks have been strong and
weak by turns during the week.
Hon. Theo. Winters has recovered from
Ia grippe and gone 70 California.
r. Sadler is back from an inspection OF
his stage routes to the southwark.
The house Of John Hunter and Chss.
Gordon at Oortez burned recently.
sheepmen generally report q lucky
lsmbing season with but few losses.
Judge Cheney and family left last We'd
nesday for their new home OF Reno.
The weather IL again glorious, such as is
never seen elsewhere except In Nevada.
The Salt Lake Tribune predicts that
Deep Greek will be Q second Lesdville.
Miss Maud Wells. formerly OF Eureka.
Summer.
II 10 reported al Butte. Mont, that the
Ansconds mine has been sold 10 The
Rosbsehilds.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell left last Monday
for her ranch, where she will spend most
Of the Summer.
Miss Anthony wants girls 10 study Law
90 they may conduct their own divorce
suits in emergencies.
The cattle interest is looking up nicely
In Nevada. Good prices are assured In
the immediate future.
n. NJ. Peters who had been here for
some time on mining business, returned
TO Hamilton yesterday.
Wool is ssid 10 be worth 10 cents q
pound in Eureka. The sheepmen are the
bonanza kings this year.
Judd Riddle, foreman Of the Z. 4 p. r.
II. Compsny's hay ranch. came up TO at
tend church Last Sunday.
Dick Ryland left for his Reno home on
Wednesday. He had 81 enjoyable visit
among his old friends here.
Thos. Z. Haley, who has been confined
20 his bed since returning from Salt Lake
q week ago, will soon be Out.
General Clark inspected the Chain.
man mine OF Lyons d McGill while 81 Ely.
He says IL Is q great property.
Blanche Kelly, an old resident OF Wells,
Elko county, has been committed 10 the
Asylum for the Insane at Reno.
Ground was broken last Monday for the
Grant monument at New York. The
ceremonies were very elaborate.
General R. M. Clark returned Thursday
morning from Ely. The water litigation
over there has been compromised.
The New FORK Sun proposes TO erect
new steel building fifty feet square and
stories or $50 feet high.
Lander county asks the Governor for
guns. to be placed in charge OF the SHEER
ID. for use in case OF Indian outbreaks.
Mr.. Cassidy has bonded from the San
Francisco owners the FL Dorado mine
with q working privilege for one year.
p. N. Hansen and Geo. W.. Cassidy
have taken q lease OF the Eureka Tunnel.
4 bond OF the property is also included.
Found-A black carpet sack was found
the street last Tuesday morning. The
owner can get II by calling OF Il. sadler's
store.
The Central Novadan 10 informed by
from Cortez that the Cortez min
ing camp is no place for miners to seek
work.
ST. James Church, Rev. W. II. /.
will o~fioiste and preach at
both morning and evening services to-
morrow.
Rights Of way have been secured for the
Utah, Nevada & California Railway. and
the officials hope TO begin grading this
Summer.
The parties who have bonded the Joanna
mine were expected TO reach Ely yester-
day. II ia believed that Ely 10 about TAX
ing an upward start.
M. H. Joseph has received an appoint
ment OF agent for the purchase Of ore in
Eureka New, for the Hanauer Smelling
Company OF Salt Lake.
One OF the wildcat read columns pub
Iished Is entitled "Notes for Homely
paper reads them. 30 that she can repeat
them TO her dearest friend.
Several Eureka parties, AssemblymAn
Fletcher among the number. are talking
of Q trip TO Deep Greek. The distance
Akon agA0 4 " 0saAoef
What's the matter with the State Capi-
toll According TO the Tribune the owls
have taken possession Of 10 and disturb
the slumbers Of the Waterman.
The Farmers Alliance will have 10 look
after their platform II they care about
keeping up their lead. A California man
IL exhibiting 9 plank 16 feet wide.
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
Company. accompanied by his wife. re-
turned from Salt Lake City last Tuesday.
Mrs. Read will remain until June.
The Postmaster General OF the United
Etates now has q larger force OF men I'm.
der him than there are In the combined
army and navy OF the United States.
The Board of County Commissioner
will meet next Monday. Persons having
bills against the county should present
them to-day TO County CLERK Harmon.
All Of the miners Of Phoebe who OWE
mining claims are hard ~ work opening
mp their property In anticipation OF the
boom that will shortly strike the camp.
II ia said that J. W. Dorsey Ia 10 be as.
ISOLATED with the Law firm Of Baker and
Wines, with Baker residing In San Fran
cisco, Wines in Reno, and Dorsey In Elko.
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. the great
agnostic has the grippe. and begins TO be-
lieve that the devil, whose existence he
denied, has actually got him by the
throat.
Morris H. Joseph last Thursday received
the sad intelligence OF the death OF his
mother at her home in PenzAnce. Corn
wall, England at the advanced age Of 80
years and "a days.
Barnum, the great Snowman, spent S.
DOC. 900 in newspaper advertising in the
last twenty years, and died with the proud
consciousness that So. 600, 900 ticket had
been sold for his shows.
Eureka has o marrying boom. There
are no less than six weddings TO take
place during the week. When you can't
ind anything olse 20 do get married and
run q family.-Reno Gazette.
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