Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-08-22

LAS kUuU " 49,
A rich mineral discovery is reported %
miles east Of Ogden. No particulars.
Some Of the papers are now calling the
Pine M, mining excitement I" q fake"
C.rlin is said 10 be the l~iveliest town on
,he railroad between Ogden and Ssora-
menio.
Judge Joseph p. Hogs died In San
Francisco g few days ago. He was an able
lawyer.
The San Francisco mining stock market
remained 10 the dumps the greater part Of
the week.
Some OF the Hamburg tributers have
been shipping ore to tbs Eureka Con. the
past week.
On Monday last Frank Pistone obtained
q divorce from Tersss Pistone in ,he Dis.
trict Court.
We acknowledge q pleasant call from
Bishop Leonard, who 10 . man OF strong
good sense.
@. A. Fletcher went TO Ogden last Mon
day rs . delegate TO the Grand Lodge Of
A. o. U. W.
Attorney General Torreyson and Miss
vallie French we're married at Carson q
few days ago.
lut hPotuy bOlb uOOut tONb u WOhdot
ing II the new school msrms will be young
and handsome.
Members OF the Grand Jury are request
ed 10 meet at the courthouse on Monday
next st 10 o'clock.
During the week Wells, Fargo a 90.
shipped 8 bars Of Eureka Con. bullion
valued ct SIS, 400.
Captain p. J. Dunno past East TO
Ogden 8 few days ago TO attend the meet
ing OF the A. o. U. W.
Tomorrow Father Nat.ini will o~ficiate
IN Ruby Hill at $50 o'clock A. NJ, and IN
Eureka at IL A. N. and 1880 p. NJ.
The taxable property OF Storey county
foots up nearly 50, 900 900 this year, an in
crease OF about t300, 900 over 1890.
Senator NJ. d. Foley is expected from
the west to-day TO attend the meeting Of
she Prospect Mountain Tunnel Company.
The Ladies' Guild will bold an ice cream
social this Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. O. Powell. All are cor
daily invited TO attend.
II will be seen by advertisement In an
other column that Joe Ravell has been APP
pointed agent for the collection Of al debts
due the estate Of M. M. Ley.
Trout are abundant and gamey in the
uppe tributaries OF the Humboldt. IL Is
NOT 9 fab story 10 say that Humboldt
trou, are the best on the Slope.
Miss Mclaughlin who teachers the
school at Osceols. White Pine county, was
q passenger by yesterdays outgoing stage.
She spent her vacation q, Reno.
Elko Independent: Wouldn't the peo-
pie Of Nevada like TO cast their optics on
their U. s. sena,ors2 Neither one has
spent six weeks Ia the State In the past
two years.
Mrs. Winzell and Miss Katie came 10
from the ranch last Saturday 10 remain in
town for some time. Their numerous
friends are glad 10 have them in their
elegant Eureka home.
A wedding In this vicinity for which all
preparations had been made, Including
the purchase OF a housekeeping outns. has
been declared of indefinitely. Which OF
the parties lew the track we do not know
The Reno Gazette mentions Hon. A. E.
Cheney and Judge Rising for the Judge.
ship made vacant by the death OF
Judge Hoffman. Neither one OF them
will get IL as the present Admins
tration has no use for Nevada.
Judge Fitzgerald returned last Satur-
day from the Bay. where he was talked at
LOT al even oO unlb W thu AoufOao HA -.
great water suit. He must have . big
load on his mind 10 study and digest all
Of the points Of this great case.
The Carson News says Il. 10 reported
about town that once respected citizen
Of our city has taken an involuntary
trip TO Oregon, because he was known to
have made, not wisely but too well, love
to q dusky maiden OF the forest.
The returns TO the State Board OF
Equalization OF Montana show that there
are In the State GAO, 900 cattle valued ct
50, 800, 900; /. 5l6, 900 sheep valued a. So
800, 00O; 16i. 900 horses valued at "a, 500. 600;
and 5000 hogs valued at $4,000.
AColorado paper says: Free coinage
win put q million men at work In our
mines, give good times and plenty OF
money-it would put millions OF dollars
OF Eastern capital into our mines. Free
eoinage first. last and ell the time"
Reno Journal: Richard Ryland Is tax.
ing time by the forelock, by burning q
million or more bricks. 10 be prepared for
the wave OF prosperity which will sweep
the country when an act for the free coin.
age Of silver is passed by Congress.
Az will be seen by the report Of the Di-
rectors published elsewhere, the Richmond
Company has o surplus fund Of $212,4l5,
II could not do Q better thing with 10 thar
buy . section OF Prospect Mountain and
go 10 work and develop q mine. There Ia
no risk in such an enterprise.
Mrs. Thos. TrAinor returned from Butte,
Montana, by Tuesdays train, whittier She
had been for several months visiting heI
relatives. Her numerous friends here
will cordially welcome her back 10 Eu.
rekA. She enjoyed the trip greatly but il
pleased 10 be once more ct home.
The Syrup OF Figs Co. declared Q divi
dend OF $500, 900 for the past year. The
medicine was invented or discovered by q
Reno druggist named Queen. The stock
Of the COMPANY advanced In two year,
from 20 cents 10 IS Q share. The company
spent $50. 900 last year for advertising.
Frank Pixley in last weeks Argonaui
warns the ear Of old Mrs. Hopkins Searlei
for her ingratitude toward Tim HopkinI
and her poor relations. He calls Searled
"a handsome blue-eyed paperhanger. o.
quiet and seductive manners" and Mrs
Hopkins an amorous old woman o
seventy.three"-and much more Of tn
same kind.
The Right Rev. Abiel Leonard, d. d.
Bishop Of Utah and Nevada, visited Eurekl
this week and conducted service an(
preached In 81. James Church on Tues
day evening, q Q good congregation
listened 10 his impressive address. o.
Thursday he celebrated Holy Communion
and during his stay from Tuesday TO Fri
day morning be made . good many visit
among the worthy citizens OF Eureka.