Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-09-19
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Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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new minister.
Ths latest New York quotation for silver
..ss7sc; lead, "a 80.
VIM. wainwright, OF Newark Valley,
vss in own yesterday.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Episcopal church tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, OF New
ark Valley, visited here the nrst Of the
week.
I W, Kendall superintendent Of the
Jamie A mine in White Pine, was in town
Tuesday.
In MARYLAND they are feeding peaches TO
the hogs, 30 abundant has been the crop
this season.
DIR. @, Hamilton, the dentist, returned
Thursday from bis professional trip in
White Pine.
Mrs. Clay simms. accompanied by her
sou, left Wednesday for q visit at her old
home in Ohio.
Geo. Young has had a substantial side
walk laid down in front OF his store-sn
Improvement much needed.
TIT Eureka Con. Mining Company re-
morris having had an Indebtedness Of S43,-
sI7 40 on September /, 1891.
Miss Katie Winzell. who has been stop
ming in town for some days, left Wednee.
dsy for their ranch In Pine Valley.
| To ind out the number Of children in q
s,rse,. beat q bass drum. To find ont the
lumber Of idle men, start a dog fight.
One OF the old grand stands at the Sac
,smento Park gave way last Saturday.
several persons were severely injured.
The State Board Of Assessors held their
s,st meeting at Csrson last Monday, but
transacted no business Of importance.
Mrs. Jacob Heogh, who has been spend
ing 9 few days at her fathers ranch in
Elko county, returned home Thursday.
There wss a good deal Of money changed
hands on the result OF the shooting match
between Hooper and Wheeler iast We'd
nesday.
d. Nathan continues 10 slaughter cloth
Jog at his establishment. A Winter out
ut can be purchased for a small amount OF
money.
II the pigeon shooting matches con-
,inue much longer the Ruby Hill boys
will win all the loose money there is In
Eureka.
William Mendes came In from Duck
water, Nye county. last Wednesday, and
the next day, q valuable mare tina. he was
driving in bis team died.
Miss Lizzie II. Tindall, the new As
sistant Principal 10 the public school, who
was detained In California by the illness
Of her sister, arrived here last Saturday.
The Sacramento News says that thous-
auds OF bushels OF potatoes In the acra-
mento Valley will not be gathered because
Of the extremely low price of the tubers.
The Directors OF the Denver Chamber Of
Commerce nave decided 70 engage Mel
bourne and bis rain machine to give q trial
in Denver the latter part OF this month.
The owners Of horses. COWS, or stock Of
spy kind, running at large In this town,
will do we'll to heed the notice OF Constable
Rsyell, printed in another column OF this
Last Wednesday a heavy rain storm 90
Cured here, and during the night there
a heavy frost, the nrst OF the season.
Melbourne's services are not needed here
q, present.
Chicago has 49, 65 German voters. and
rs, 1874 voters are Irishmen. When IL comes
90 Office holding. the tables are turned, and
she Irish beat all the other n~aiionalities
g. A. Fletcher and Doctor Schneider re-
Thursday from q three days hunt
In Copenhagen Valley. Judging from the
share OF game we received, they must OF
had good luck.
The Silver State says the extraordinary
spectacle OF baked apples hanging on the
trees can be seen In town a. one OF the
consequences Of the recent fire. They are
baked TO q nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Read returned with her little
daughters from Q four months visit IN
California last Saturday, and left for her
new residence at Eberhardt, White Pine
county, on the following day.
Charles Ferraris, member OF Eureka
Lodge No. az, 1. o. o. f., left Monday for
81, Louis TO attend the Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF /. o. o. f., which meets In thai
city on the 2lst inst. Mr.. Ferraris will
be absent two or three weeks.
We received o letter q few days ago from
our old fellow townsmAn, Dennis O'Leary'
who is taking the world easy and enjoying
at Golden Ball, County Dublin,
Ireland. He wished TO be remembered 70
all his old friends here.
Al Elko, Richard Ryan, while intoxi-
kicked an old Indian, who was qui-
city sitting on the sidewalk, In the face In
q most brutal ann He was convicted
OF misdemeanor and fined $500, or ak
In the county jail.
AsmAll oblong steel box passed through
the Chicago Custom House a while ago.
II didn't look like much OF a box, but 10
$3.50 900 worth OF diamonds and
for an Illinois watch company, and
the duty Was q small fortune.
Bart ]. Powell will leave next Monday
for Philadelphia, Pa, 70 attend lectures Of
Jefferson Medical College. Bart 10 81
worthy young man, and has the best
wishes OF 9 large circle Of frineds In Eu'
reka for his success in the profession he
has chosen.
Alta Plata, the new mining camp near
Ogden, Utah. the first mine located has
widened 10 Ave feet OF solid galena ct q
depth Of twenty feet. Another location, the
Shutdown, the vein 10 eight feet wide. The
village OF La Plata, which has sprung up
near the mines. contains about 800 inhsbi'
tanis.
Rev. Mr.. Bellam. the new minister for
the Episcopal church, accompanied by bis
wife and two children, arrived Monday, AZ
ter nearly q three weeks journey overland
from Logan, Utah. He reports his trip as
being very pleasant and his family In the
best OF health. He will hold divine SER
vices In the Episcopal church tomorrow.
Marriage Bells.
Last Thursday evening, at the residence