Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-03-21

Many Western journals are giving space
10 . ssnseless yarn concerning . wonderful
lake In Alaska, the bed Of which is literally
paved with gold duet. The " fake" emsn-
ated from q New York World romsncer,
and was exploded by the Alaska Mining
Record.
Bridget McGinness, the maid Of all
work, Is Of the opinion that the cathode
ray will be q great saving Of effort, inss'
much ss she can know what is going on in
The next room without running the risk Of
ophthalmia from the drsught that comes
through the keyhole.-Boston Transcript.
The Tangerman-Hale 4 Norcross Diff
Guilty remains unsettled. The Virginia
Miners Union refuses TO recognize Tan
german o. superintendent or permit its
members 10 work under him aud have 30
notified President Lynch, OF the new man.
sgement. The latter states that Tanger-
man will be retained and the mine remain
closed.
White Pine News: The stories In circu-
lstion touching the reputation Of o. III.
vining. . travelling watch tinker, who
passed through here . short time since,
does not bolster up his sudscious~ religious
declarations, nor support his reputation for
truth and veraci.y. The latest is that he
worked of 9 bogus check for IS, 200 on Q
man In Elko county in alleged payment
for the farmers ranch. which he (Viningl
had contracted 10 purchase T; then getting
possession Of a team and wagon belonging
70 the conading rAncher. vining departed.
informing the rsnchef that he would re-
turn In about two weeks and take pos
session.
Joe Meister, who was fortunate enough
TO procure capital TO work the Rosemary
mine In the Newark mountains, we are glad
10 state has met with success. In Q drift
from . tunnel which he has driven over
800 feet. be hss encountered q ledge which
he estimates TO be 80 feet In width. Of low
grade ore, with 10 or IL inches Of antimo-
NAL silver-lesd ore on the footwall that
will run from 200 to 800 ounces per ton.
II stands exposed for six feet, the height Of
the tunnel, and is rising in the roof and
going down In the bottom. Gabriel Nor
gantini has ground adjoining the Rose
mary with the sam footwsll and . coptin-
uous vein Of very rich ore. The vein can
be traced by quartz groupings on the sur
face for . mile or two. Both properties
lie south OF and contiguous to the Bay
State and Battery mines, each Of which
has been very productive Of good ore in
the past.
The Opera House last Tuesday evening
presented . veritable mirror Of the good
old bygone times when Eureka Was in the
heyday OF its glory and money was as plen-
tiful as the ssgebrush on the neighboring
hills. The occasion OF II was Rescue Hose
~Company's ball. II seemed TO have taken
the people By storm and was .he largest
town for many years. William straus and
Miss Alma Keuhn led the grand march,
and the dancing was kept up with the live
lest animation possible until the chickens
commenced TO scratch for the early break
fast worm. The orchestra, led by Prof.
Redlich, discoursed the most delightful
strains OF music in truly artistic style. No
time was lost by the dancers, who contin-
ued in an almost steady whiri from the
lead 10 the finish with hardly an intermis-
sion. The body OF the hall. until supper
time. was crowded to excess. and whom the
chanticleer proclaimed that the sunlight OF
a new day had appeared. there were still
Eve sets on the ioor. All In all the ball
WAS A grand aneial and financial success.