Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-01-21
HOME AND COAST
x.,,.r. Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

cI. left Yesterday for q visit to Elko'
=, London" at the Opera House
this evening - d,oun the;,
,.1utles in water.
"'" uo1,ingswol IN returned home last
sh,;cs Nevada wool Is quoted at IL
= pound in Philadelphia.
n.,.I religious services will be held
eTn;scopal Church tomorrow.
NJ p. Mcbride and children came up
IN Antelope District last Thursday.
~S.,s viii be Sunday school In the
o.hoi;c Church tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
~s-..n.nt Governor Davis arrived here
Thnrsday and departed again yester.
Tho.J Read left for Napa, Cal, last
s.day. and will remain there for
several weeks
s,aduates, has obtained q first grade
tsschsrs Certificate
r-,uN. Robinson is still suf ring
h.isns irOm rheumatism. We hope that
I'll spn recover.
a, for a gold watch and chain viii
J,cs At the Bureau Hotel at half-past
,sJsk this evening.
n, monthly meeting Of Upton Post
~ G. A. r., will take place to
srvw evening at z o'clock, sharp.
yadge FITZGERALD was at Salt Lake a few
L. 100. and will 60 to Wfnnemucca and
IA rnurt there before returning hsme.
M, Grace Pardy, Thos. Richard and
gm Sampson will favor the audience at
,be pIay this evening with Duets, trios,
ETC.
Daniel Myer, the banker Of San Fran
.;,co also a director Of the Eureka County
PAM. arrived here from San Francisco
yesterday.
The Carson Tribune has entered upon
M ,birtieth volume. The Tribune is a
Sood paper, and we wish it long life and
prosperity.
Mrs. j. II. Shoemaker and her daugh-
Ter Mamie, left for Oakland, Cal, last
wednesday, where the latter will enter
Mrs. Fields Seminary.
The water pipes al over town have been
frozen up during the week, 80 that a num-
Der u housekeepers and others have had to
Depend on snow for water.
". S. Wood. Esq, n Of the Directors
d, the Eureka Con. Mining Company, ar
rived here last Thursday, and left again
yesterday for San Francisco.
A large number Of tickets for the drama,
Lost in London" to be played at the
Opera House this evening have been sold,
and the house will be crowded.
Certificates Of a second grade have been
granted 10 Miss Cheney, an experienced
teacher from Ohio, and also to Mis-
Estella Manual from Ruby Hill.
X. Sadler clipped on some ice in front Of
ths Eureka County Bank yesterday, and
falling, spraiued his knee. lie will be con-
lined to his house Tor several days.
A cooking main Is TO take place be-
two game roostcrs, owned respec-
by Gus Hintz and John T.. Smith.
Time, place and stakes b be yet agreed
VI.
Vim. Fries, President Of the Eureka
7oh. Mining Company, arrived here last
Thursday from San Francisco. His visit
for the purpose of looking through the
aine.
Ths Silver State says: The cold spell Of
be last few days was veiy severe on stock.
say hat stock, which looked
ell a few weeks ago, are now a. gaunt as
res hounds.
Richard Ivy and wife left last Wednes-
" for Catlett station, Fauquier county,
I. ", 10 settle down with the old folks on
cir farm. We wish the young coupe a
easant trip.
George l.. Green is making preparation
go on a prospecting trip to Death Val
y, and along a portion of the route OF the
ali Lake and Los Angeles railroad. His
rincipal object is to find the Breyfogel
iine.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company, on
18th inst. declared a dividend mo. 81
4 q cents per share on the capital stock OF
he company, payable at their ohce in San
Francisco, and at that Of G. Il. Laidlaw,
II Wall street, New York.
Miss Maud Pardy lost a plain gold brace
let Thursday night between the skating
riak AMI VIM. Pardy's residence, On Atl-s
Hill. The finder will have the young
lAdy's best thanks by returning the same
TO her or leaving it at this office.