Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-11-21

he had commenced proceedings In Chicago
10 secure divorce from her.
We stated last week that Miss Maud
Rives was attending Bishop whitaker's
school for girls at Reno. We we're wrongly
informed, she Is attending the University.
Salt Lake Stock Journal: Hon. A. @.
Cleveland, The prominent Nevada mining
man, who has been In the city several days,
has gone to New York on railroad busi-
ness.
An Oregon woman has invented a dish
washing machine, which Is said to do its
work well. She has applied for g patent
and will exhibit the machine al the Worlds
Fair.
Arthur Leonard, q clerk in the employ
Of Wells Fargo, 81 Carson, has been ar
rested on the charge Of embezzlipg 50, 900.
II is another case Of too much tiger aud
fast women.
Range cattle are In better condition than
for years past. They are sleek and fat and
able 10 endure q long, hard Winter. -Elko
Independent.-The same conditions obtain
here in this county.
Gin Holland at every railway crossing
stands Q woman waving the signal flag OF
danger as your train passes. Railroad
officials will tell you that no accident has
ever been caused by q watchwoman's care
lessness.
The Chicago Live Stock Report gives
the following ss the top prices, November
IL, and the relative prices one year ago:
Beeves IS 90, one year ago s. 20; hogs
"a 10, n year ago "a Is; sheep 81 IS, one
year ago SIS rs,
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the grcat auction sale OF Z. N. Robinson,
decesscd. II comprises almost every
thing SPA q person wants. The sale will
be at an 1tion TO the highest bidder for cash
and without reserve. This will be q rare
chance to purchase bargains. The sale
takes place on the I'd OF December next.
See advertisement.
Last Monday afternoon the 14year.o old
son Of Mrs.. VIM. Timson, OF Hamilton,
while returning from Newark Valley on q
load OF hay. fell of and broke his right leg
Just above the ankle. He Was brought
here for surgical treatment. His mother
arrived from Hamilton on Thursday, and
will remain here with the boy until he Is
able TO be removed TO bis home.
Dan Dunkle. q former resident OF this
place, but now q messenger for Wells,
Fargo a Co. on the Central Pacific rail-
road, arrived here on Thursday evenings
train. He will substitute for W. E.
Griffin in Wells a Fargo's Office while the
latter takes q vacation in California for
his health. Dams many friends here are
glad 10 have him back.
Last Monday afternoon Billy Powell's
team OF 16 horses and five wagons, en-
ginsered by Orr Moore, passed through
Main street with 81 .480 pounds OF ore
from the Dunderberg mine. A little later
Charley Broy's team passed through with
Ia animals and three wagons, loaded with
some co. 600 pounds OF ore from the Dia-
mond mine. The load hauled by Billy
PowelPs team is the largest amount OF ore
ever hauled by one team through Eureka.
The rsnchers in the western part Of the
State are shipping their hay TO California
for the reason that Nevada bay lie worth
from 81 to 81 per ton more than the Cali
fornia hsy, and 1. pays TO ship Ii there.
II our rancheTs, and those Of Nye county
had the same facilities for shipping their
hay as those 10 the western part OF the
State, they would get rich. Baled hay in
Nye county sells for Sc per ton, and here
for SIS to SIS per ton. Nevada alfalfa is
acknowledged to be far superior TO that
grown IN California.
Last Monday T. II. Walworth, better
known here as Tommy the Head Build
er." who had been spending q few days
with Sheriff Dunkle, and on his return
home found a letter awaiting him from
Philadelphia. which informed him that his
mother had died and left him sole heir 10
her property, valued at over $50, 200. To
say that this is g great streak OF luck for
Tommy is putting ID very mild. Tommy
L.. .x.El.4 a.. Euraku ANNA * uaaKa hnk
has never injured hia health by hard work,
and the legacy left him should make him
comfortable for the balance Of his days,
unless faro overtakes him. He leaves Mon.
day for Philadelphia to take possession OF
the estate.