Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-03-26
LOCAL MENTION.

day.
IA was showing along the line Of the O.
P. yesterday.
Tom Lane vent through 10 Angels
Camp, Cal, Monday morning.
Mrs. Alex Mckay and son arrived home
from San Francisco last Tuesday.
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
came over from Salt Lake Thursday.
The next session Of the District Court
al Belmont will commence on Wednes-
day, April Is.
J. b. Simpson spent Sunday and Mon
day IL town from Ely circulating amongst
his old friends.
Mrs. Katherine E. Lsvan bias been
granted q Mexican widows pension al the
rate Of s. per month.
Quotations in New York Friday morn
ing, March 25th, were: Silver, spot,
IS. Lead-brokers. $3.50.
VIM, Potts Of Monitor Valley has sold
all his wethers. numbering 1880 head. We
were unable 10 learn the price.
Mrs. @. Malatessa and daughters arrived
at Ely from DeLamsr this week. They
expect 70 reside there permanently.
Leonard McGarry has gone 70 Ely
WuCA0 hO OAROSto W
with one Of the mining companies.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commandery No. 2, K. T., this evca'
ing at Z o'clock. Election OF officers.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church tomorrow ct IL o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
The trial OF Michele Georges. charged
with an assault with intent 10 kill, will
commence 10 the District Court next
Tuesday.
The Altoona mine on Adams Hill has
lust added q new 300.foot xire cable 70
its hosting plant. IL was purchased at
Salt Lake.
Mrs. III. Rogsntini returned last Satur-
day from an extended visit in California
and continued on TO her home In Duck
water next day.
Hon. Thos. Wren arrived on Tuesdays
train, and will be here several days en-
gagged In q number Of cases before the
District Court.
Postmaster Clarke Is spending his leis-
ure hours gardening. He is planting wa.
termelons. msccaroni, p~ineapples and 0
goodly supply OF afidizisc.
Gen. r. NJ. Clarke and Hon. Eugene
Howell came over from Carson Tuesday,
and are still here engaged In legal matters
before the District Court.
Hon. Thos. Wren and Phillip Paroni
have bonded the Connolly mine TO Bert
L. Smith. This mine in the past has pro-
duced sl67, 794, principally gold.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com
pany will be held at the ofics OF the com
pany st2 o'clock Monday afternoon.
The members Of the Ruby Hill M. z.
Church intend having a "tea" on the al
t~ernoon, and the Sunday school 9 concert
on the evening Of Good Friday, April sih.
J. A. Doll, the San Francisco hide buy
or who made 9 number OF contracts In
eastern Nevada for horse hides several
months ago, arrived In Eureka by Tues
days train.
Miss Helen whitmore. Miss Edith
Swick and Miss Nellie Reid have com.
plsted the terms In their several school
districts, and are now spending q well
earned vacation at home.
W. II. Remington, g former resident Of
Eureka, is expected here on to-day's train
with 0 party Of capitalists who come for
ths purpose OF examining some OF our
mines with . view 20 bonding or buying.
Last Saturday was an ideal day for the
heart Of Summer, and after the matinee
10 the afternoon q large number OF women
pronensded Main street earnestly seeking
soda water fountains and bon bon coun-
tiers. but the former was nit.
Col. Joseph Grsndelmeyer made his
appearance In Town from Hamilton
Thursday. and will s%ojourn on the range
q few days. He says the present pro-
tsstintopinated condition OF that part OF
White Pine 10 TOO sad for u~t.erance. or
any old thing.
At the regular meeting Of Eureka Lodge
No. "a. I. 0. o. F., held last Wednesday
evening. 10 was decided 10 give Q grand
ball on their 79tb anniversary. April 26.
1898. for the benefit OF tine Widows and
Orphans Fund. Notice will be given In
our next issue.
Sam Wheeler Ia over from Reno attend
Ing 10 his sheep interests. His herds are
grazing In the vicinity OF Fish Greek and
are reported TO be In excellent condition.
Sam was recently offered 80. 900 for 1000
head OF ewse. to be delivered before shear
5000 head Of lambs, however. OF So q head
this Spring.
Governor Sadler and J. A. Painter, the
eastern cattle buyer, were on Q trade yea.
terday. The Governor offered 10 take S22
per head for everything branded, this
Springs calves 10 be thrown In. Mr..
Painter and Edgar Ssdler left late In the
afternoon for the Sulphur ranch to look
a. some OF the cattle. The Governor said
the sale will probably be made.
The case OF Sweeney vs.. Ksrsky et al.
Will come up for trial before q jury In
the District Court Monday. This 10 the
Aftermath Of the much talked Of shrievalty
contest that went through the District
and Supreme Courts last Spring. The
present suit is 10 recover the damages al
legged TO have been suffered by Sweeney
In being kept out OF the Off ce during the
tendency Of the appeal in the Supreme
Court.