Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-08-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

1QuTbuny'
Abe Laird returned from Ruby Valley
Wednesday.
Andy Anderson is sick at the Diamond
mine with pneumonia.
Senator Stewart has our thanks for q
copy Of the new tariff law.
Miss Jennie Mulcoy returned home
from San Francisco last Saturday.
The Ruby Hill Sunday school will give
a picnic a. the Italian ranch to-day.
Paul Lane aud wife of Pine Valley left
for a visit q. Sal, Lake the frs. Of the
week.
The la.ss. New York quotation OF silver
WAS 52kc; Lsad--New York Brokers.
So 60.
Governor sadler arrived in Eureka Sun
day night. He left for the West Thursday
morning.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Con-
gresham Newlsnds for . number OF late
public documents.
Mrs. p. II. HUI. Charley and Miss Ne
vsda, returned Thursday from their out
ing in the country.
Ben Miller. the stage man. spent the
fore part Of the week in Eureka. He left
for Ely Wednesday night.
/. @. @. whitmore was a passenger by
yesterday mornings train for Palisade.
He expects 10 return to-day.
. The ST. James Episcopal Sunday school
children had a very enjoyable picnic at
the Italian ranch Wednesday.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Chss. May arrived by Saturdays train
and remained over until Monday.
A recent find OF q rbonste ore in the
Eureka Tunnel gives IN assay OF 500 in
gold and nearly 1G ounces Of silver.
Mrs. W. ]. Hooper and son returned
from a Summer visit with her sister-in-
Law in Pine Valley by Thursdays train.
Mrs. s. p. Peterson and family departed
BY yesterdays train for Oakland. GAL.
where they will make their future home.
A private letter received in Eureka dur
log the week states that o. J. Smith and
bsother will arrive here by to-day's train.
The Austin ReveilIe says the next sit
ting OF she Distric, Court for ME- county
will commence Sept. 20. 1897, at Belmont.
The Tuscarors Times.Review says that
those who don't know how mistakes &c,
into newspapers should try to run one for
awhile.
William E. Anderson OF Eureka re
ceived $500 back pension money during
'he week. He will continue to draw s.
per month.
The Silver State says DR.. Henry Ha.
gar and son arrived Saturday from salI
Lake. and will remain 10 w~innemucca =
few days visiting friends.
Mira. W. p. Shaw and her two daugh.
fsrs' Miss Flora aud Ethel. who have been
spending the past two months 3, Cortez,
have returned TO San francisco.
Prof. Nesse. the writing master, well
known throughout the State. has estsb.
ished . commercial college at Elko.
which will open the coming September.
Salt Lake Tribune, Aug. IA: Judge
Henry Rives. the attorney for the great
De Lamar interests. will leave for the
West next week on an outing. which Is
we'll earned by him.
Miss Jessie Diamond, who has been vie
ting Mrs. Garrecht's family at the Hot
Springs At Elko. returned home by last
Saturdays train. She was accompanied
BY Miss Addie Garrecht.
Mine host Baum has been building q
new hotel at Palissde. and We understand
that he was to give q grand dance last
night, celebrating the near completion OF
the Del Monte OF the Humboldt.
aiss Mary North has been r~esppointed
school teacher at the Tenabo mine In this
county. Prior to the completion Of the
new building the old one will be used.
inefe are twelve pupils in attendance.
CONGRESSMAN Newlands has secured the
establishment OF . direct mail route from
eureka to the new Postofice at Bald
mountain, known as joy. Elko county.
me new service begins on Sept. 1 next.
WIN. II. Smith OF Newark Valley
brought some apples and peaches to town
'nis week which would temps Madam Eve
70 The sam old disobedienee. The Gar
den OF Eden isn't in 1t with Nevada in the
apple corner OF the orchard.
A number OF Eurekans who have been
a. work on the meadows in the northern
portion Of the county returned home
during the week. They report about all
the meadow hay and first crop OF alfalfa
now in the stack in that section.
W. II. Sweeney has commenced suit In
the District Court for the recovery of
s14l 10 from NJ. Karksky and Ed. McCor-
mack bondsmen for P. II. Hui in the re.
cent shrievalty contest. The suit is for
'ne salary and fees of the sherif's Office
from Feb. Is. 1897. to June %. 1897.
Willie Zadow. who came here from Eu.
feka' Nevada. some time ago. on a visi, to
MS grandfather. Vim. Kohler. had an op.
eration performed on him YESTERDAY by