Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-01-14
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

There are 500 lfz.zV IN NV AS@se'y VI
Elko county.
There were twenty-five snow storms In
Kansas last year.
ID. n. Hall returned Tuesday from q
visit In Oalifornia.
M,.. r. W. Loschenkohi, OF PalisAde,
IL reported quite i'll.
Attend the soireo 81 the Opera House
next Friday evening.
The Is,es, New York quotation for silver
Was s3e: lead, 50 rs.
Mrs. Jos. winzeIl left Wednesday for
her Pine Valley ranch.
IA CshiIl, the well known stock broker
OF San Francisco is dead.
The usual religious services will be tsld
In 81. James church to morrow.
The usual religious services will be held
a. the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Many people were frozen 70 death In
France last week BY the severe cold.
John NJ Campbell has severed his DON.
neciion with the Virginia Enterprise.
Judge Beiknsp was reported ss being
too sick 10 meet with she Board OF Par
dons.
Charley Boskowitz. tho genial CONNER
cisi tsavsler, wss In ownss-eouPls Of sdays
this week.
judge Fsssessid returned Tuesday from
Elko. where no held . short term Of the
District Court.
The ohiliren's class OF the dancing
school will meet this afternoon at half.
past O'Clock.
Senator III. A.. Comins arrived here
Thursday from White Pine, and left yes
tordav for Carson.
J. IL. Tingley has been sisrmingly III
Of his residence. on Ruby Hill. during the
week with bronchitis.
Deputy Revenue Collector Hoegh left
Wednesday for the western part Of the
State on Official business.
Charles Dehman has our thanks for =
fne specimen Of rich ore from the Needle
mine on Prospect Mountsin.
The Elko Independent notes six fights
In the town last week. and says IL 10
pretty good record for Elko.
County Treasurer Hjui will next Mon.
day sell the property OF delinquent tax.
payers 10 front OF The courthouse.
The new management OF the Virgins
Enterprise announce that the paper will
hereafter be q Silver party advocate.
I, commenced showing here yesterday
afternoon. We hope this is not 10 be .
be q wind up OF our pleasant weather.
Eigh, hundred miners we're laid of for
tho present ~ Aspen. Colorado, last week.
In consequence OF The low price Of silver.
James @. Lucey will give 9 social dance
ct the Opera House next Friday evening.
January Goth. Admission Cladies free
81 90.
j.. NJ. Matter. at one time Captain OF
ths Guard OF The Nevada State Prison. has
been appointed Under Sheriff OF Elko
county.
II. L. Purdy came In from Currant
Greek Last Monday With q load Of fine grain
fed pork. which be sold to the II. Ssdler
Company.
A dspatch from Idaho. says the dis-
mond delds are Q fake. nothing but silicon
diamonds existing there. and that the
boom has bursied.
During the week four suits were insti-
tuIed against saloon keepers doing bust
mesa near tho Diamond mine, for the COL
lection Of local licenses.
Foster. tho weather sharp. predicts that
the coolest nan OF the season will occur
to.morrow. From present indicatons we
shink ho will mise his goes.
Senator A. 7. sIearns and Hons. J. t.
Wheeler and NJ. q. Foster, Assembiymen
from this county. departed last Wsdnes-
day for the State Legislature Of Carson.
II 10 generally understood that y. @.
Newlauds has purchased John Mackay's
Interest in the virginis Enterprise, and
hereafter 10 will be a reflex Of HIS ideas.
Sol Hip and his brother Fred. arrived
here Wednesday from Ely. White Pine.
Sol 10 on his way to the Legislature. and
Fred 10 going one visit to San Francisco.
Qutse A. number OF our people left fer
Carson during tho week. some OF whom.
we suspect, will be looking for positions
10 the Legislature in the way Of clerkships.
Tom Dale left last Monday for Carson
TO attend the Legislature as = member OF
the Third House. Daring his absence
Martin Brown will conduct his saloon bu'
siness.
W. Il. Griffin. oar old and highly es-
teemed fellow townsmsn. left last Monday
for Virginia City. where he will make his
future residence. We wish him much
prosperity.
Sheriff Morris made his first Official trip
10 Palisade last Wednesday. and returned
the next day with the cuiprit who placed
the tic across this O. p. railroad track near
Beowaws last Wednesday.
oouutbA DCut7nltu Ddttta VI nsattAs
reputation lawyer, statesman and mill
ionsirs manufacturer. died 81 his resi.
dence 10 Washington last Wednesday
morning from heart failure.
The San Juan gold fields are now re-
ported 10 be q big blk. This will be Q So
we're dissppointmant 20 . large number Of
our people who were expecting 10 60 TO
the new diggings 10 the Spring.
The Nevada electors. combating OF Thos.
Wren. n. 8. Bonninsld aud @. @. Pown.
Ing, cast the vote OF this State laab Mon.
day for James Is. Weaver cad James q.
Field. N. g.. Donuileid wAs sslsotsd ~
messenger 10 deliver the vote TO the Vice
president al Washington.
The report OF the County Auditor and
Treasurer for the quarter ending December
81. 1897, 10 published 10 to-dsy's SENTINEL.
IL shows that the each 10 the treasury at
the above dAfe was SIS, 96s 3d. This
amount should more than pay all the cur
rent expsnse Of abs comfy daring the
present yssr.Na ~ - y
Edgar Mills. brother OF d. o. Mills, an
old and highly respected pioneer OF Cali
fernia, died at his home In San Francisco,
GAL, last Tuesday morning. after . long
Illness from govt aud general breaking
down Of the blood vessels aud, eventually,
his heart. He had led an active business
life In civil engineering. merchandising
and banking on the Coast since the days
Of 40. and was President 81 the Eureka
aud Palisads, Virginia and Truckee and
Carson aud Colorado railroads 81 the time
OF his death. He was born In North
Salem, Westcbester county. N. Y, Oct. 10.
1927. His funeral tool place last Thurs
day under the direction OF the lodge Of
Masons OF which be was q member.
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