Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-05-12
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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Both inst.
J. g. CLARK is around taking the public
school census.
John L. Sullivan has been on another
big spree in Boston.
Strawberries aud cherries are becoming
plentiful in the market.
1t is thought, says the Courier, that Bel.
mont will be lively this Summer.
The usual religious services will be held
to morrow in the Episcopal Church.
Preaching at the Methodist Church.
Eureka, tomorrow evening at z o'clock.
Only one fare will be chargedthe Repub.
lican delegates TO the Winnemucca Con.
y%ention.
The sale Of the personal property Of the
Star Company at Union has been post.
poned until June g.
SiTty-six Elkoites have associated them.
selves together for the purpose Of forming
an Agricultural Society.
J.. q. Ford & Co. will ship from rs TO 80
tons Of wool from their sheep ranges in
Eureka county this season.
A called e~onvocation Of st. Jshn's
Chapter No. 5, II. A. NJ, will be held
this evening at $50 o'clock.
1t is now stated that there is a Linn.
berger Cheese Trust. Nothing stronger
than that could possibly be imagined.
w. ID. Dimmick came over from Tybo
last Thursday. He has a team on the
way here with 81 tons OF rich ore from the
Dimmick mine.
III. +. Hapgood has a good reputation for
handling fine bulls. BE sure to see the
Qattip he Vpfl have ON axLflftt.n bara IN
the Doth instant.
Il is said that over TO- 900 American
pianos have heen shipped to Russia in the
gaining ground there.
Boarder docking over breakfast tablet
-Liyer-is that all there is for breakfast,
Sarah! Sarah-Shnre, sor, there's liver
enough here for six.-Epoch.
The Republican State Convention con.
venes at Winnemucca next Tuesday, and
the Democratic State Convention meets at
Virginia City next Thursday.
The election of officers Of Beatifc Lodge
No. Z, X. Of p, will take place on June /,
for particulars Of which see advertisement
under the head Of New To-day"
A dispute at the Democratic primaries
in Virginia on Saturday resulted in a fight
between Miles Finlen and Dave Pyne, in
which tie latter was seriously cut with a
knife.
The Grand Jury Of Storey county, in
the case Of John l.. Black, for the murder
Of his brother at Virginia City on the 4th
found a true bill against the
fratricide.
We were mistaken in saying in our
issue Of last Saturday that Neil Nelson, who
sent to the Reno Insane Asylum, was
a sheep herder. He was a vacquero and
stockman.
Nh. Maggie, Of San Francisco. has been
awarded the contract for the construction
Of the public building at Carson, for
$50. 600. The building is to be completed
a year..
The Reveille cautions miners not 10
rush to Austin with the expectation of get |
ting employment, as it does not a%pprehend
hat much viii be done in the mines before
July or August.
Father Nattini will hold service in the
Catholic Church in Eureka tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock and in the evening at
80 o'clock. Sunday school will meet i'm
nediately after the morning services.
The Postmaster General has allowed
he Postmaster of Reno 500 per annum,
commencing June ], and $500 per annum
for clerical assistance in sepa-
the mail, commencing April l.
The Italian Benevolent Society will
io.d a special meeting at their hall to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock to con.
the approval Of a new set OF bylaws. |
All members in good standing are invited
10 attend.
The interior Of the Catholic parsonage is
beginning TO wear a very bright appear
lnce. The rooms are being calsomined
md newly papered. Father Nattini viii
to the rooms on the ground floor in
\ few days.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company have
purchased the old Hoosac furnace engine
II the Richmond Company, and have set |
i up on the north point Of their Stag
dump, where il will be used in handling |
the speiss, matte and Stag.
"NIother, the schoolmiss made fun of
me cause l couldn't spell made right.
. Hsw did you spell it, johnny |
- Ma de" "Of course that is wrong"
'Y :. but | was spellin' old made'-a
girl made a long while ago."
The scheme to reorganize the Nevada
Bank Of San Francisco was not a success.
OF the %, 600 shares Of the bank offered to
the public, not one-half were subscribed
for, and the books. which had been opened
for subscriptions, were closed.
The handsome crayon portrait Of Mrs.
ID. III. Hall, a copy from a photograph, by
John Monaco. on exhibition at the Post
office, Is attracting a great deal of attsn-
tion. II is a splendidly executed drawing,
and a faithful lifelike likeness.
The assignment of the firm Of w. 7.
Coleman 4 Co. has been a surprise to
many San Franeiscans. The firm trans
acted a business Of twelve or fourteen
millions annually. and was supposed to be
one Of the wealthiest in San Francisco.
The printer boys are under obligations to
Joe Regli, of the City Brewery, for favors
in the shape Of Book beer and cigars. Joe
says that Book beer is a regular May
Day drink in Germany, and in that
country it is brewed especially for the
May season festivities.
Several gentlemen assembled at the
Jackson House last Monday morning, and
listened to some fine music executed by
Prof. McKanlass on two comets at the
same time. The performance was an an
swer to a challenge that such a musical
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