Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-01-29
G M ENTION.

with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Kaye, at Elko.
Don't forget TO send in your votes to the
Clerks Office for the " prsttisst girls in
the county.
The most beautiful women in Washoe
county are to DO chosen by vote OF the la
dies themselves.
Quotations In New York Friday nsrn-
ins, January 2sth, were: Silver, spot,
S6s. Lssd-brokers, $3.50.
Mrs. A. Mccullough brought in q load
Of pork from Currant Creek she other day.
One Of the hogs dressed 416 pounds.
E. Boomhower 10 reported 70 have re-
Gently sold 100 head Of hsifer calves at s13
Der head to Huntington Valley parties.
The usual services will be held At the
Catholic Church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Sunday school meets directly after mass.
Who are she two handsomsst women in
Eureka county? We know. but are not
going to tell because, as the kids say, we
dissent.
Reno Gazette, Jan. "a /: Frank Engstrom
Of Beowawe came In yesterday with q
couple OF cars Of beef cattle, and resbipped
them westward to-day.
Judge Cheney is expected here shortly
70 hold q ssion OF court. Probate and
general matters, apart from the trial OF
cases. will be attended 10.
Mine host Baum came up from Pslissde
on 9 business trip last Tuesday. He says
that travel over the Central Pacific IL ex-
seedingly light at this time.
W. v. Lockwood passed through Eu-
reka yesterday from Ely. lie says they
are now putting through sixty tons of ore
o day in the Chairman mill.
The severe cold weather Tuesday night
played havoc Tith = number Of the water
pipes In town. Many we're frozen up and
q bucket brigade is now q familiar sight.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at the usual hours,
Rev. z. T. Ingle officiating. Sunday
school immediately after the morning SER
vice.
The Alta Clab has changed It's practice
night from Friday to Saturday evening.
This will make II more convenient for
many Of the out OF town members 10 at
tend.
We would like 10 wager that during The
next week more pretty bonnsts and be.
coming costumes will be seen on our
streets than during any other time within
ayssr.
II 10 reported that Jack Frost drove the
mercury down to Sc degrees below zero
ct the 81 D ranch in Pine Valley Wed
nesdsy morning, and "a below ., the Hay
Ranch.
John Tatten came 10 from Bar Wednes-
day. He states that the cold weather
d DOLLS ranch 10 intense. the ther
memessr dropping to 20 degrees be-
low zero.
Five s~xpsrisneed shaft men from An
gels Camp. Cal, passed through Eu-
rska this week bound for Lane City,
where they will be employed in the Chain
mar mine.
tseA PodAbE mas DCUu a. tOHh tAAe
week from the Diamond Valley ranch. He
came up 70 explain awsy the rumor that
he WAS the SAdler that was married at
Elko lately.
Owing TO the danger to pedestrians and
the possibility OF the boys themselves be-
Ing injured by running into passing teams,
Sheriff Sweeney has put stop to the coast
Ing on CLARK street.
Ralph Irwin and Will Mckay left last
Monday for San Francisco. The former
expects TO leave OF an early steamer for
Klondike, and Mckay Is thinking serious
ly OF going with him.
The cold weather has been so intense
during the past two weeks that the neigh
boring ranchers have NOS been able 10
bring in any vegetables, and Eureka suf-
fers from q scarcity In consequence.
Eugene Locke and family, who have
been visiting In California since the holi-
days, arrived here Thursday. Dave Allen
met them with a team on the arrival OF
the train. and they Immediately started
ios their home at Geyser Springs, Nye
county.
On Thursday when The E. d P. train
arrived at Diamond Station, where water
Is usually taken, Il was found that the
tank was frozen solid. Fortunately the
train was light. and as the tender still
held some water, the run was made to
Eureka without serious Inconvenience.
Many OF our people are interested in
Gus Hintze's graphaphone reproduction OF
the great speech made by Bryan at the
Chicago convention in 1896. Those who
have heard Bryan say tina. the tones OF his
voice coming from the graphaphons are re-
markably natural. The climax OF the
speech. referring to the "Crown Of
Thorns" and Gross of Gold" Is grand
and thrilling.
Splendid sleighing season.
The sieighing Is better this Winter than