Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-01-22
NEVADA NEWS TENS.

Outside OF the hotele there are nine res
taursnts in Winnemucca.
Congressman Newlsnds has introduced
bill 10 pension Jerry b. Moore.
The average output per week in gold
from the Olinghouse mines, in Washoe
county, is about $500.
John T. Hsnsgin committed suicide ct
Carlin Monday. He was respondent and
shot himself in the head.
Hon. Lem Allen is up the road after a
telescope to see il the nomination for Gov
ernor is in sight.-Dispatch.
lsdies' social club Ii. being formed on
the Coms.ook from whose meetings gentle
men are to be excluded entirely.
A force Of railroad carpenters are Of
work building corrals and putting ia .
chute At Golconda for the shipment Of
cattle.
The Carson dry goods men are now
attracting custom by giving promenade
concerts in their stores, 9 brass band fur
nishiDg the music.
Senator Stewart has introduced . bill in
the Senate authorizing the inhabitants Of
Wsdsworth TO acquire title under the stat
utes relating 10 townsites.
The Douglas county Grand jury 10 still
wrestling with the Uber lynohing case and
the latest reports are that the. investigation
may take q day or two yet.
Governor Ssdler has appointed T. R.
Hofer OF Carson as the Chairman OF the
State Executive Committee Of the National
Home Seekers Association.
LIE Roy D. Brown, who was President
of the Nevada State University from Au-
gust, 1887, TO December, 1888, died at San
Luis obispo, sCal., last week.
At lone, Nye county, q few days ago
an Indian known as Oloyerdale Jim hacked
his squsw badly with a knife and then
killed himself to avoid arrest.
Angus. Schsdeler, q student at the Uni
versity. cut his right thumb off Monday
afternoon while at work with q sireular
saw in the mechanical building.
VIM. T. Hsnford, al one time private
secretary to Governor Jones, Ia now locat.
ed with his family In Seattle, where he is
agent for a Yukon supply company.
II is said that the Morning Star mine at
Dean, near Battle Mountain. which closed
down last Fall, will soon be started up
again and a large force Of miners put TO
work.
James and Harry Sheehy, two Of vir.
GINA City's citizens have started for the
Klondike. They will go TO Seattle and ar
range for their outfit and further journey
there.
Two candidates for State Offices on the
Silver party side have com forward in
Storey county. Joe Josephs for Secretary
Of State and Frank Langan for Attorney
General are In the fight.
Winnemucca Silver State Fred Cor.
blel, who shipped 80 head OF prime sheep
from here q few days ago TO San Francisco
market, is said TO have received "a 10 per
head for them-a big price.
The Winnemucca Silver State sonirs-
dicts the statement that the railrsad tele.
graph operators. George B. Fairbanks oil
wadsworth and Miss Louise NJ. Becker OF
Humboldt House, we're married.
Wadsworth Dispatch: James ssr.
delotti committed suicide in Valley Ford,
CAL, on the 10th inst. he leaves $40. 900,
which goes to q sister living in Wads-
worth. The lady is not known here.
The Reveille says there is Q scarcity OF
wood In the Austin market and nut pine
has advanced 81 a cord. Many OF our cit
liens are burning coal, which they say is
cheaper and makes q better fire than wood.
Mrs. Paris Ellis, one OF CArson's brigh,
women, wife Of the accountant at the Oar
son mint, has published q volume OF poems
entitled "sunbeams and Reflections"
which she has dedicated to Mrs. VIM. n.
Stewart.
Silver State, Jan. II MAJ ager Sisllmsn
and Superintendent Fsrron Of the Glasgow
and Western Exploration Company left
Golconda yesterday for Cherry Greek,
where the company is also engaged In ex-
t%ensiye mining operations.
1t was supposed that the relatives Of
Uber in the East would sue Douglas ooun-
ty. but his slater writes to All Charsz, the
attorney for Uber, that she does not want
money for his death, but says that his rel.
atives. who are very religious people, for
give all the lynohers md leave them to the
Almighty.
Two little girls. Hazel Piper and Ada
Fields Of Virginia. while coasting down
Union street Of that city passed between
the heels Of a horse and the front wheels
Of q wagon without receiving q scratch. II
was q wonderful escape from accident, for
had they struck the horse or wagon the
consequences would have been terrible, as
the cbildren's sled was going at 9 high
rate Of speed.
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