Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-03-17
HOME AND COAST.
x.,,.r, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

st. Patrick's pay. 49,.
IN. road. are still in very bad condition
,~..b;ng at the Methodist Church
aorrow Sunday evening.
IN. canal religious services will be held
n"-row in the Episcopal Church.
r,He for a gold watch will take place
Inn Smiths saloon this evening.
rvul;,m Ey was jugged a few days ago,
WI With selling whisky to Indians.
b,os snowslide occurred at the Cali.
- mine. in New York Canyon, about
a week ago.
III, .cboolboys Of the land will be unan-
In against the new tariff bill. 1t puts
attain on the fee list.
a; IA aid there Is a man in Chicago who
..ns.ts 70 make his fortune by opening a
t%afflsr shop Of dumb BARRIERS.
tn Rescue mine at Silverado il again
,iu;og very well. The lessees have con-
u;lsrsIIe very rich ore in sight.
NJ. Grndy says that the Episcopal
csa,ch does not sanction dinner parties
.sss1 bg any Of its members in Lent.
pJ Paroni is fitting up a new butcher
Az in the Wilton building, which he
iii open in about a week from now.
Las Angeles is overrun with beggars,
thieves and tramps, and the jails are mad.
raate 10 lodge transgressors Of the law.
Remington, johnson h Co. have re-
eiyed a new pattern sash lock. II is an
4 u%cellent device to keep Windows from
"a ting.
The sports Of Virginia want to pay gam
hing licenses monthly instead of quarterly,
and have p%etitioned the Commissioners to
that eject.
D NJ. Ferry 4 Co., of the Detroit,
Mich, seed firm, will accept the thanks
Of the SENTINEL for q package OF flower
seeds Of various kinds.
The harbingers Of Spring made their
first appearance above town last Thursday,
10 the shape o. a flock OF ducks in their
fight TO the northwarl.
Il l. said that the miues Of Austin, Ne
vaia. never looked better than at the
time they were closed down. Rich ore
was in sight all through them.
The mioers who were laid off at the
Richmond mine because Of the scarcity
Of wood and no steam TO hoist with, re-
sumed work again yesterday.
A called communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. 10 +. 4 A. NJ, will be held this Satur.
day evening at 7 o'clock. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially in.
,ited TO attend.
Mrs. Matte McLane has brought suit
against the municipal authorities Of Los
for 500. 900 damages for the re-
moyal Of her daughter to the smallpox
hospital, where she died.
The tributers at tn Hamburg mine have
out a grea. deal Of ore during the
There will be several hundred
,ons ready for shipment by the time the
'osds are in condition to haul it.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
1 the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Min
ng Company will be held on Monday,
larch %, 1888, for the purpose Of e~lecting
Board OF Trustees for the ensuing year.
The largest hofse in the United States
owned by Mark Throde Of Mattoen,
i. He is only three years old, measures
ineteen hands high, has gained go pounds
! the last five weeks and is still growing.
Austin Reveille: Six-handed euchre is
DIV the rage among the card players. 1t
40 exciting game, because the ladies play
gainst the gentlemen. Up to date the
'rmer have gotten away with ever game.
The ~lesseea Of the Geddes h Bertrand
line, at Secret Canyon, have out between
% and 700 tons OF ore ready for ship
Ient, which will be hauled to the fur
aces as soon as the roads are in good con-
Ition for teaming.
While driving a snow pillow Into a bank
snow ON Ruby Hill, near the Richmond
.hoolhouse last Tuesday, the engine got
! the track. 1t took considerable time
nj hard work to get it back again the
ext day.
Eight men are at work in the Eureka
on. Stag dump, getting out iron to re-
the furnaces. The reduction works
re undergoing thorough repair, and will
,mmence active operations again about
ne middle of next month.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a com
,imentary ticket TO the twenty fifth an
i~yersary ball Of the Emmett Guard, Com
any b, n. n. G., at Virginia City, which
pok place last evening. We regret that
re could not have been pr sent.
The New York quotations Of lead on
he 10th inst. were as follows; Spot.
1; March delivery, BIB; April 5.17A;
day, 800; june. 80; July, 800; Au-
ust, 5.22i; September, 5.221. The Eu-
opean market is reported weaker.
lnter-Idaho: Some Nevada papers are
Ilyocating a State lottery so that the State
may have a chance to rake in some
heckles from the outside" Her resources
must be getting very low If she is COM
lelled to resort to such an expedient.
The Eureka c n. mine is still looking
Iery well, but owing to the want of IRE
sood to keep up steam the miners ave
'een laid off on the lower levels for sew
raj days. We learn that there will he
Of ore to run on when the furnaces
ne In readiness to start up again.
The following story Is told by the Gil
'oy Advocate: During the cold spell a
'irl in San Felipe thouehtfully put a dozen
'sgs in her nice warm bed TO keep them
rom freezing. Returning late at night
rom a leap year hall, she disrobed aud
in. Tableau.
The gallery at the Catholic Church has
been extended clear across tie building,
improves the inside appearance; be-
'ides which it is said to be much safer
nan u was. A new curtain is being ar
'anged to cover the altar during the deliv-
Try OF lectures, which Father Nattiui in.
giving.
Will Aetur Home,
NJ