Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-29
HOME AND COAST.
v.,tsr, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
v..r,s-nert Tuesday.

m. SENTINEL wishes It's friends and
..tnns q happy New Year.
Fu,-h.ys no more wood suits or attach,
=. 10 record since our last issue.
,r.A.rdone cake In the course Of time
hstter down any mans stomach.
III, Eureka Con. Company will pay oil
landing bills on the lat Of January
merit
Tos Deiu has leased the Whippoor.
iii mine to Charley Robbins and Richard
Rice.
The Richmond Company closed down
their works yesterday for an indefinite
period.
The Electoral College meets In Wash.
;n0tou, ID. c., on the second Tuesday in
January.
The Legislature meets on the 9TH Of
January.
A hog Is not like q woman. When
dressed 10 kill he loses greasly.-Boston
Transcript.
In the case Of Thomas Short VS.. Joseph
Tognini, In the District Court, the jury
failed to agree.
The Golden Rule Company has secured
title 10 all Of their ground in this district
BY U. S. patent.
All persons indebted h. the SENTINEL
for subscriptions are requested to make
prompt payment.
It is currently reported hat the Ruby
Ddnderburg Company intend working the
old Atlas Stag dump in the ear future.
Coal oil has recently been very scarce In
thi, market. Remington, johnson 4 Co.,
and II. Sadler, are each getting in a car
load.
Nothing is 50 well calculated to lift q
man out Of his anec.dotage as the presence
o! the charming creature he married 30
years ago.
Jim Goetcheus, better known a. :" Rat
tier the chronic nuisance, was sent up for
30 days for disturbing the peace ON Christ
mas night.
Christmas was the dullest day Of the
season In this place, Earring some egg
nogg and hot scotches that were ~circulat-
ing around.
The silk dress rafied at Morris & Levy's
dry goods store was won by the holder Of
ticket No. 424, who can have IL on pre-
sentation Of the ticket.
The County Commissioners meet next
Monday, and all persons having bills
against the county should present them to-
day to the County Clerk.
We regret to state that some Of the peo-
pie who have taken leave Of this place
have left unpaid bills behind them. More
l. the pity, for they were abundantly able
u pay.
The departures from this place are
greatly in excess Of the arrivals. This will
probably he the case for the next three or
four months, aud perhaps for a longer
period.
Riesolhuth's dancing school class WAS
held last Friday instead Of Wednesday
evening, as Is usual, the attendants being
generally pretty tired after the Christmas
festivities.
Teddy Feranzo, n y~oungster who for
merly worked in Pat Stanton's stable, was
sent to jail last Thursday for 20 days for
drawing a deadly weapon on Frank Cur
ran, a vaquero.
Carson Appeal: The only man in the
State that can Faithfully say that he j.
able 20 carry the vote Of Nevada In his
vest pocket is T.. n. Robinson, Of White
Pine. and Cleve will pay the freight.
Subscribe for the New York Herald. II
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other column.
Last Thursday. Messfs. Shoobert, Besl
4 Co., Of San Francisco, commenced an
attachment suit la the District Court
against |. j. Wilson Of this'place for el,000.
interest and costs, coupled with q claim
for a mortgage OF s., 100.
If there is an English raised resident in
Eureka who has ever topped his lips over
yarmouth bloater.' and enjoyed them
raw or broiled, should drop into Berg's
grocery store and see the beauties they
have on hand. They would bring a dying
Johnny Bull back 10 his health, and his
life would be prolonged on sight OF them.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company
have notified, through their attorneys, K.
Sadler, John Tore and A. Il. Davis that
they will hold them responsible for the
amounts that they have paid them Tor
wood and charcoal In case that the United
States gets judgment against the Company
in the timber case, and they will probably
have to appear "a co-defendants.
The boarders at the Ruby underberg
clearinghouse were given q splendid
turkey dinner by Mrs. II. b. Tingley on
Christmas Day. Fine fresh caulifiower,
rich plum pudding, mince pies and de-
lightful frosted cakes were among the nice
things set out and partaken Of, and there
was any amount Of beer to wash them down.
That's the kind Of q clearinghouse for
Won,