Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-07
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sentfnePs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. 81 o..
Hiram johnson returned yesterday from
Salt Lake.
Boni. Reinhart. OF Elko, came up on
yesterdays train.
Chinatown was visited by a large mum.
Der OF white persons last evening.
The usual religious services will be held
In both churches to-day.
Tuscarora's Dramatic Club will produce
the drama OF 4" Nevada" at the Opera Hall
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Langtry now speaks of this coun-
try as my dear America" The date Of
her return will be announced later on.
The Times Review says the soft-voiced
| ofico.seeker will soCn be heard making
promises of great services for the "dear
people"
Miss Ada Lansing. formerly Of this
place, has recept ly returned from the East,
| and is now the guest Of Mr.. s. Wenban, at
Cortoz.
II Ia reported that Hugh J.. Mohan will
be appointed Assistant Doorkeeper OF the
House of Representatives at 81 200 per an
mum.
The new State Printing Office is now
ready for business. and is said to be- as
complete an affair as can be found on the
Coast.
W. O. Dewey. Of Silver City, is men
toned as the probable successor OF Hon.
C. Q. Stevenson to the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the Kentuck mine. :.
= An exchange says q Tennessee boy has
been born with his hands behind him.
Nature made him for o member OF the Ne
vada Legislature.
"sewing machine which is held In the
hand and worked like q pair OF scissors"
Is made OF bridgeport. Conn.,, the factory
employing rs people.
Tho Veil Bros, proprietors of q large
stock ranch at Fort Churchill, are said TO
have lost several thousand head Of cattle
In Texas the present Winter.
The rumor circulated about Carson that
the Senatorial sack had struck the Appeal
office, was caused by the putting In Of FIVE
window lights in the composing room.
Paul Doutbett, having passed 9 salts
factory examination, was appointed as
teacher OF the new school district at the
Willows. He assumes charge Monday.
The weather during the past week has
been perfectly delightful, with strong in
dications for Its continuance. One year
ago to-day was the coolest weather here OF
That Winter.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Richmond Hose Company, No.. 3, will be
held at the hose-house on Monday even
ing, February 8. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Charles Ladd and Andy Simpson left
yesterday morning for San Fran cisco. and
from thence will go to Australia, whore
they propose to reside permanently.
W. Il. Chamberlain, OF Reno. and others
are putting M hydraulic works on a gravel
bed in the Peavine District. a few miles
from Reno. The gravel prospects we'll.
A shrewd writer in a household period
icsl recommends washing dishes as the
best thing to pnt the hands in the soft and
pliable condition most favorable 10 piano
practice.
A little girl having been reproached with
disobedienco and breaking the command
ments OF God, sighed and said TO her
mother: "Oh. mamma, those command
ments break awiully easy"
The beat .bing a real ignoramus can do
is TO become q drunkard. Everybody will
then observe what a smart man he would
be IL he would only let whisky alone. and
thousands OF lies will be told for. his bene.
1t.
Mrs. L. d. Huntsman, OF Battle Mount
ain. has received news OF the death OF her
youngest sister, Mrs. McGee, who died at
Butte City, Montana. on the 10Th Of last
month. Deceased was SO years Of age and
the mother Of five children. She resided
In this place at one time.