Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-02-25
HOME AND COAST.
s.,,sr, Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
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n;nbtheria at Salt Lake.

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D;phtheria at Salt Lake.
Petty jealousies retard Reno's
progress.
DAYS SENTINEL.
club in the interest OF the Amer.
can marty is to be formed in Carson.
Preaching at the Methodist Church
,o-morrow Sunday night at O'Clock,
Ms Grants share Of the profits OF
,hs Generals book is already S400,-
OOO.
The usual religious services will be
had at the Episcopal Church to-
morrow.
The District Court has been in SEES
s;on all of the week, engaged in the
PsrOni-T Tore case.
Reef retails for 1915 cents a pound
an The Comstock, and hen fruit for %
cents q dozen.
Real estate dealers report a great
bmand for ranching property in the
vicinity OF Reno.
The Democratic National Conven-
tan goes to st. Louis this time, and
California gets left.
II is stated that the residents Of the
Comstock invest $4,000 in lottery
tickets every month.
During the week Wells, Fargo 4
Co., shipped three bars of passing
bullion valued at $500.
The tax levy for 1888 in Virginia
CITY has been placed at 81, and in
Gold Hill, So so OH the 800.
Virginia Enterprise: Californians
are now stopping over the crest OF the
sierras in search OF land in Nevada.
The m~urderers Lewis and Kernahan
have been sent to the State Prison,
the former for life and the latter for
ten years.
Religious services will be held in the
Catholic Church tomorrow, morning
and evening, and Sunday school at 2
o'clock p. NJ.
The third trial OF Grettie Rozelle,
who threw vitrol on Charley Petrie,
a former Comstocker, has began in
Los Angeles.
Quite a number Of Virginia City
girls are willing to do homework, aud
are seeking employment. So SAYS a
Carson paper.
Holders OF county scrip on the Cur
rent Expense Fund can get il paid up
to No. 9,7o2 by making application to
Auditor Beard.
A Petaluma pioneer died last week
while playing cards. lie was 6S years
old, and took his departure with four
aces in his hand.
There is a man in Kansas City who,
it is said, can eat ninety eggs ut a
meal. This must be the fellow the
hens are I" laying for"
Lost-A gold bracelet, with leaf on
top and set with colored stones. Any
person finding the same will confer a
favor by leaving it at this office.
Free Press: We understand that
on the first ballot the jury in the Lewis
case stood six for murder in the first
and six for murder in the
second degree.
A co%nvocation OF ST. Johns Chapter
No. 3, Il. A. NJ, will be held next
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
All Royal Arch Masons are cordially
to be present.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. Is, f. K A. NJ, will be
held this Saturday evening at 2
All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to st
tend.
The hotels OF Salt Lake are crowded
with real estate spectators. Adver-
Using has made a boom for real estate
in that town, and the merchants and
hotelmen are reaping the benefit.
Our Chinese population on Thurs
day last made a general wind-up OF
their New Years festivities, and we
are pleased to know that we will not
be annoyed for another year to come
by the firing of crackers and bombs.
Our people observed Washington's
birthday by holding religious services,
closing the public school, and u ma
jority Of the storekeepers closed their
places Of business. A good deal OF
bunting was displayed on public and
private buildings.
A Reno correspondent OF the Vir-
GINA Chronicle writes that Lieutenant
Governor Davis, who had been con-
Quoting a lumber business in that
town for nearly a year, made an as
signment OF his property TO the Bank
OF Nevada in Reno nearly two weeks
ago.
The Postofice at Pine Station, on
the f. 4 7. II. r., by order OF the
Government, will be discontinued
after the Goth inst. This is in the
interest of retrenchment and reform,
we suppose. As the Postmaster has
never received a cent for his services
and the mail is carried by the railroad,
where does the retrenchment come in7