Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-12

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There seems to be . shaking up OF the
dry bones in EIko's religious circles.
Miss Hattie Powers has been commis-
stoned postmaster at Zelda, Churchill
county.
An attempt to organize a Good Temp
lars lodge at WsdswOrth was not sue
c~essiul.
A lot Of ComssOckers are making ar
raDsements to try their luck in hlondike
next Spring.
Bad roads al DsLsnar are interfering
With .Tame and the receipt Of the mails
at that camp.
The Coussoek pay roll for January
was $50. $50 Is. about the same IS the
presious month.
TIE Appeal states that the Rspubli-
cans who are fixing Up Silver party pol
Isics are still quite busy.
NesrIy all the Carson girls who went
away to teach school last Fall expect 10
become brides this Summer.
4 Carson correspondent OF the Nsds-
worth Dispatch mentions the name OF
Esgens Howell for Governor.
The railroad shops .; Carson are work
nz more men =. the present time than
=. any period during the veal.
Tue Ornsby county tax levy amounts
10 g Go for this year. This Is 10 cents
higher than the levy last year.
Msjor E B. S;onshill. = former Ne
yadan. died Is San Francisco last Sa,Hr-
day Of sppoplexy, aged CO years.
Twea,y stamps Of the Dexter Mining
company's new 10 stamp mill At Tusca-
rora have commenced dropping on ore.
Tie W.dsworth Dispatch hears that
Il. C. eating and John E. Bray will Be
candidates for State Superintendent Of
Schools.
Carson mAsqueraders secured all the
coed prizes 1t the Comssock mask ball
aud abe Comstock 10 INDUCING ins grand
roar over il.
The State of Nevada has oyer $500
to disiribute among its public schools, or
more than s. 80 for each papil, for the
fret half Of '9S.
TIE departure OF two women from slow
Carson TO faster climes-oue Of them a
married woman-is causing no end oil
talk in that city.
The County Recorder OF Wsshoe county
has recorded IS marriage licenses for the
month Of January with several precincts
yet to hear from.
It is reported that the Belcher copper
mines near Carlin have been sold fol
$4,000. Full particulars OF the sals
could not be learned.
General Manager Fillmore anticipates
40 enormo business over the Southern
Pacific road this Spring and Summer,
and there will be work for all the rail-
road men in the country.
At q recent teachers examination II
Carson this was one Of the questions
| What famous man has died in the las
quarter? And il was not q Carson CIR
who answered, "Durrsnt."
Hon. VIM. WOODBURY. has been en-
ploysd to defend Sheriff BrockIiss in th'
charges brought against him by tht
Douglas county Grand Jury. The tria
takes place on the 18th inst.
A Carson man is in Germany interest
ing people there in forming colonies fol
Nevada for the purpose Of the cultivation
Of sugar beets. A factory will probably
he started in Carson Valley.
The Reno Journal says that q youni
lady, born and raised in this State. hal
been kicked out of the position Of teacher
10 the Carson Indian school to maks
room for some pet from the East.
The 5. P. r. R. Co. has not had q
snow pillow in use this Winter over the
Sacramento and Truckee division, bui
there is still plenty Of time left, before
Winter breaks up. for the company's
trains 10 be blockaded.
District Attorney Nagei Of Douglas
county il still. very sick in Carson. and
bis friends have sent for his brother and
sister. who reside in Idaho. Mr.. Nagel
suffered . relapse last week and pbysi'
clans fear that be will not eccver.
The Virginia Chronicle says il is TO
ported that nineteen feet OF ore is now
showing at the point of the new strike
in the Riley tunnel of the Sierra Nevada.
The average assay Of the whole face is
said TO be about SIS per ton, and there
is an eighteen-inch streak that goes Is
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