Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-03-07
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Francisco 1885 Inursotys
Moot men do not know opportunity wher
"a stsres them In The face.
A striving business 81 DeLamar, New,
IA selling water from . cart.
A mother is the last person 10 discover
that her son is Q smart aleok.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned lasI
Saturday overland from Austin.
There are over 200 names on the payroll
Of the DeLsmsr, Nevada, company.
There was . general rain and snowstorm
throughout Oalifornis Last Monday.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Storey county tax levy for the pres
en-. year 10 IS on each 500 valuation.
Scarlet fever has again made its appear
ance here, and two OF NJ. McGsrry's chill
dren are reported sick with the disease.
The Nevada Press Association will hold
its first semi-annuai meeting next We'd
day.
There will be Q meeting OF Eureka Lodge
No. 16, F. q A. M, this evening Of 2
O'Clock.
Deputy Postmaster Bartlett's health Is
improving, and he will be about again in .
few days.
The U. 8. Mint 10 San Francisco lie coin.
ing standard silver dollars Of the rate Of
loo, 900 . month.
A bamboo church organ IL reported to
have been built at Shanghai. and u is said
70 surpass organs made OF metal.
Superintendent Read, OF the Diamond
Company, returned Thursday from .
months visit at Salt Lake City.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is6shc; Lead-New York Metal Exchange.
So 22h; New York Brokers. 50 i2k.
Scarlet fever is spreading In Elko and
Guy. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. French Of
tina, place, died last Saturday Of the dis
ease.
Articles OF old furniture are sometimes
made 10 appear like new by washing them
with lime water and then applying 9 eos,
Of oil.
The Enterprise notes the advent Of the
woman prospeotor in Sierra county. CAL,
and notes The presence Of two near Dow
melville.
The Supreme Court last Monday con-
hrmed the judgment Of Judge Mack in al
lowing sadler his salary whilo acting as
Governor.
In the District Court last Thursday Eve
]. Greenwood was granted 9 divorce from
John Greenwood, on the grounds Of failure
TO provide.
The Senate 10 attempting to increase the
West Point cadets by the appointing Of two
cadets at large from each State. II Is meet
ing with much favor.
Recent development in the gold mines OF
Grass Valley. CAL, have been so good that
. boom 10 mining In that section is ex-
peoted before Spring.
J. r.. Dennis and Wm. Woodburn, the
weil-hnown Carson attorney. have formed
Q law co~partnership. and Mr.. Woodburn
will shortly reside In Reno.
The Bee has been making careful esti-
mates OF the population Of Sacramento and
announces hat 10 10 between 10000 and
80. 900 and steadily increasing.
Superior Judge York has sentenced the
Oakland boy burglars. Abe Majors and
Bert wiimors, 70 ten years imprisonment
each In the State Prison at Folsom.
Jury was secured and the trial Of John
T. Jones for smbezzling s2s, 900 worth Of
bullion from the United States branch
mint. was commenced last Tuesday.
II 10 said people are leaving Virginia City
ct the rate OF three or four a day. South
Africa. Montana. Colorado. Idaho and CAL
iiornis are catching the most Of them.
Gold has been discovered in City Greek
Canyon, within the limits OF Salt Lake
City. Assays are reported TO run as high
Is $500 in gold and $40 in silver per ton.
Mrs. ]. +. williamson OF Austin, Nevada.
President Of the woman's Suffrage organ
ization OF the State OF Nevada. will arrive
here during next week and deliver . lee
ture.
The annual report OF the Southern Pa
oihc Company. filed with the California
Railroad Commissioners. shows q deficit OF
$50. 2i9 for the entire system for the year
1895.
Seattle has been startled by the alleged
discovery that bodies are being taken from
. cemetery near that place and shipped to
San Francisco for scientific purposes In
medical colleges.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer writes Us from
Hamilton that on the frst three days Of
the month they had blizzard weather. and
that the thermometer dropped to s and 10
degrees below zero.
j. @. Ford and A. Merritt. the Eureka
sheepmen. are erecting sheepsheAsing
corrals In Dorsey's Geld on the south side
Of the Humboldt. jus, below the Hot
Springs bridge.--Free Press.
Mr.. Edgar Reinhsrt. Grand Master Of
the Odd Fellows In this State. made an off,
cial visit to Eureka Lodge No. ~. l. o. o.
r., last Tuesday evening, and returned to
his Elko home the following day.
As . rule. the tributers 10 this district
are not getting very rich from their
making considerably more than good
wages, and we congratulate them on their
good luck.
The Sacramento Bee says this 10 going
to be q great year for men who are poll
ticisns by trade, for the people will be call
ed upon to select men for every office
from Township Constable up to the Presi.
dent OF the United States.
There 10 nothing new 10 report in regard