Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-04-21
EUREKA CORRESPONDENCE.
Matters OF General Interest TO
Former Residents.
Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka, Nevad
Anril "a. 1895.

Gazette stated that r O. German has
not mustered M sufficient courage 70
face his constituents. Like most OF
the statements that come from that
journal. it is without foundation. Mr..
German will be welcomed home any
time he NAV choose 10 return. His
record during the last Lngislatlre is
endorsed bv his constituents, barring
a few sheep ,,:en
From all accounts. Eureka is soon
TO evperience matrimonial boom.
Some 81 our vonng folks hav" very
recently come TO the CONCLUSION 'h"f
this single hlesedness is not what il il
cracked up to h".
Mr. Hiram Johnson Of Salt Int"
Citv is abont 70 erect a mill in Eur"eh.
to work the ores ~ the Silver Comet
this prove 70 he success. and there
is no Doubt but what il will. Eureka
will be greatly benefited nv II. as there
are thousands OF tons of low grade
ore in this camp that can h" made TO
paw by this process. hut which at the
present time cannot I've worked 70 any
advantage Mr.. Johnson is CORE
sponding with Nr Wren concerning
tho matter
Eureka girls don't swoar. hut oh.
how thew wonld like 70. Here il l.
Easter Sunday and showing as it
never showed before. Just think OF
all OF those pretty now bnnnots that
we have heard so much about. and
now they can't be worn for some time
to come No matter, the Eureka girls
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
they are the prettiest girls in the State,
even il the clerk Of the weather is
against them. and wont allow them
to don their pretty Easter bonnets.
Colonel Joe Grandelmeyer. the White
Pine mining man. is spending few
months on the Base Range. He is
waiting for silver - 60 m little
higher when ne will put Quite a num-
her Of men to work on his mines on
Treasure Hill.
Ex-senator John Tore saws that
the San Francisco Calls pnrported in
terview with himself SIS n fake. all
the same Pacific Bank" The Sena-
tor evidently knows what he Ii talking
about
McNamee and Rives left on last
Wednesdays train for Carson City.
where they both have business before
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. LAM Merritt is expected up
from Woodland. California. in a few
DAYS to look after his mothers large
sheep interests in this anil adiacen.
counties Mrs. Merritt is the largest
sheep owner in this section Of Nevada.
Both the Jackson and Hamburg
mines are looking fine. Some very
rich gold ore was recently discovered
in the latter mine by Messrs Mulcoy
and Coil
Mr.. DOYLE was granted q change OF
venue from Eureka to Lincoln county
in the Sa,ller We. Doyle damage sui
Mr.. DOYLE being resident Of the
latter county.
We have had two travelling dentists
in Eureka for the past week. and both
gentlemen have been kept busy dur
ing their stav.
George A. Bartlett has opened law
office in the Rvland building. Mr..
Wheeler is soon to join Mr. Bartlett
in his new venture
Judge F. II. Harmon has also open
ed a law office in the same building.
Judge Fitzgerald. who was over at.
tending to court matters at Belmont,
returned home a few DAYS ago He
was more fortunate on this trip than
he was on the last, and so he did not
have the unpleasant experience Of
getting lost in binding snow storm
and camping out all night in q bnck
board.
Now that Lcnten season is over, we
will have ,,lentv Of parties to while
away our time. Several dances are
hooked to take place in the very near
future.
The sheep shearers who came up on
the last train and blackboard to do
the shearing for our sheep men will
not be able TO get to work for some
DAYS on account Of the heavy storms.
Eureka people miss the telegraph
office more and more. every day. No
one can appreciate the true worth OF a
telegraph Office until it has been
closed. Now Mr.. Jaynes. be charit-
able and open your heart; likewise
our telegraph office.