Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-05-23

Tit feQerAi Omcers al carson nav
moved into the new Government building
There will be 9 regular monthly meeting
Of Rescue Hose Company next Monda,
evening
Several wood notices az required by tb,
Secretary of the Interior appear In to-day
SENTINEL.
Clerk Harmon yesterday issued a venir,
for so Jurors, returnable at the jun
term OF court.
Beef IL selling IN the San Francisco mar
ket from ~ 20 Ga cents per pound, 30
eording to grade.
There will be a meeting Of st. Johns
Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ, this evening
at 7 O'Clock sharp.
Col. w. ]. Sutherland, the mining mag.
nate OF Candelaria, went East Saturday on
bis way to London.
Harry Featherstone returned from
Arizona by Thursdays train and passed
on to Ely yesterday.
At last accounts NJ. b. Bartlett, u OK.
Postmaster, was at Dsggett. O route for
the Breyfogle mines.
II. @. Chambers and Richard Macin tosh
of the Diamond, are expected over from
Salt Lake next week.
August Olsen, accused OF killing John
Ivett at MERGED. Cal, last November, was
last Saturday acquitted.
Next Saturday will be Decoration Day.
II will be duly observed here by the @. A.
r., 1remen and other citizens.
The Presidents trip through the west
has not enthused the members OF the Far
mers' Alliance 10 any great extent.
Belmont Courier: IL Is probable that
operations will soon be resumes on the
old Jefferson mine 10 Jefferson District.
The wife OF Captain A. ID. Rock OF this
place died q few dsys ago In Butte City,
Montana, where she was visiting her son.
Judge @. +. Talbot will hold a session
Of the District Court here, commencing
Monday, June %. 1891, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
According 10 the Carson Tribune 80 900
young trout from the State fish hatchery
have lately, been planted In the Humboldt
river.
Old Ned MCGOWAN, who WAS run out OF
San Francisco by the Y~igilantes In 1855. is
still alive. He makes his home in Phila.
delphis.
Republican politician aiu't You ?" he
inquired Of the passenger Immediately be-
hind him. "Yes; how did you know 2"
"Breath g.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will hold
divine service in Ruby Hill al 3 O'Clock A.
n and in Eureka at IL A. NJ. Evening
service at 7:l5.
The passing OF sentence by Judge Muir
ply on sydney Be-. for the killing of
samuel Jacobson in San Francisco, has
been postponed until to-day.
There was an incipient fret in the italian
house in the rear Of the Bureau Hotel on
Thuraday morning. Editor Wren prompt
ly squelched IL with a force-pump.
A number OF wool buyers were in Town
during the week. Uncle Ford, the great
wool grower Of this section, rather enjoys
the competition for his raw product
Word was received here yesterday that
the fight between Oorbett and Jackson In
San Francisco lasted for four hours, with
sixty rounds. and was declared a draw.
There Is a vacancy 10 the Board OF Com
missioners Of Lincoln county and there
are four applicants for the place. The
Governor appoints the new Commissioner.
II. O. Peters for years foreman on the
Humboldt division OF the O. p, died at
the railroad hospital in Sacramento last
Wednesday. His death resulted from
overwoTk.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. William Ander-
derson OF Reno, while attempting TO get
into an express wagon slipped and fell,
breaking her left arm about W inches
above the wrist.
The Phoebe. Record says Thomas Hicks
and W. II. Fountain have been held to an
aver without bail for the murder of T..
o. Griffith. the coal burner. Hicks Was
Grihith's partner.
Billy Read and wife of Taylor came
over last Monday. Mrs. Read went onto
California. Billy informs rs that opera.
tions will be started up in the Eberhsrdt
tunnel next week.
The SENTINEL acknowledges an invita-
ton from the Sisters OF the Holy Crose 10
witness the laying Of the corner stone OF
their new Sacred Heart Academy In
Ogden on the Gath.
Charles T.. Canheld. q former resident
OF Eureka and at one time employed on
~ewspape here passed East q few days ago
going TO Chicago and New York. He Is
agent for q railroad.
Msckay lost his suit In New York against
Stokes for 1920, 900. The case went of on
q technicality in the United States Court,
and Mackay's only recourse is 20 go into q
State court on an outlAwed note.
Elko Independent: W. S. Beard. OF Eu.
reka, was appointed Deputy Grand
Master OF l. o. o. f., yesterday, by the
Executive Committee Of the Grand Lodge
Bro. Beard. we congratulate you.
Reno Gazette: William Dunphy ia nego
tiating with Arizona parties for q lot o
stock cattle for his Elko county range. HI
expects to pay S14 for two-year olds and 81
for three-yesr olds and upwards.
A stated communication OF Eureki
Lodge No. 16. r. 4 A. M, will be con
vened at it's hall this Saturday evening
at 7:30 O'Clock. Ali Master Masons in goot
standing are cordially invited to attend.
Theodore Winters arrived in Reno Tues
day with ten Of his famous horses, which
are being taken TO st. Louis in charge o
James Grant. DR.. w. +. Cutter, veterin
airy surgeon. will accompany the horse'
East.
Colorado's deepest silver mine is 2,i0t
feet. IL is called the "New California
and is situated in Gilpin county. II yielded
net last year STA, 653 from the deep. N
silver mine has ever yet quit goint
down.
. sister Rose Gertrude, who went 10 tn
hawaiian Islands to care for the leper
mere, has given up her " life work." an,
mas married DR.. Carl Lutz. physician i
charge. She made too much fuss about he
going.
Mrs. J. W. Mackay will give a ball Il
London next month in honor Of the com
ing Of age Of John W. Msckay, Jr. Thl
house, on Carlton House terrace, int
which Mrs. Mackay has removed, is sal
to be one Of the show houses Of London.
Commencing Wednesday afternoon. W
bad in these parts an old-fashioned SNOW
storm, continuing through the night.
must have showed six inches, but ID
ground being warm much OF II disappeared
The mountains were white in all direction