Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-07
HOME AND COAST.
,.,,sr, Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

..morrow Sunday evening"
Ths hates. quotation OF silver IN Ne"
~ vas 90 cents per ounce.
80 has been a considerable movement
al estate ia Eureka lately.
r.. p;cbmond Company started up one
I,bsir furnaces last Tuesday.
n churches in Eureka were all very
N s,tsnded on Easter Sunday.
IN, iail has been filed with birds Of
Ion, plnmage during the week.
N. usual religious services will be held
..morrow in the Episcopal Church.
ens variety Of shade trees are on sale
N n. Ley's on Ruby Hill Avenue.
y.s,srday was Arbor Day. but II was
ab.sryed here TO any great extent.
rA.,s 1, A mine In Nevada county, CAL,
I'm A, the "Work Your Own Dig.
gasA'
N. Kernaghan shotgun will be raffied for
aHak knights saloon next Saturday
tnsng.
Berg is receiving consignments Of the
uscpp Of oranges. They are very sweet
piiuicy.
Trd Hoffman is having a lot Of bOx-elder
KS planted around the San Francisco
Brwery.
Binders are now put on white horses, so
.sy will not stop to look after red
beaded girls.
Ore valued at 81 per pound is obtained
from the Golden Age mine, Central Dis
hid, Humboldt county.
The Republicans Of Elko are talking Of
nominating o. l.. G. Fairchild, Of Tus-
urora, for State Senator this Fall.
The proceedings Of the Republican
Couaty Central Committee will 10 found
under the head of "New To-day"
Thirty fully experienced miners are
wanted at Seligman. See the advertise
ment under the head Of New To-day"
There will be religious services held in the
Catholic Church tomorrow morning and
evening, and Sunday school ct 2 o'clock.
Marion Terrell and Vim. Powell com
menced hauling ore from the Geddes 4
Bertrand mine, Secret Canyon, q few days
ago.
The gardens around town are being put
ia order, and we shall soon have the pleas-
ure Of seeing the n~eighhorhood looking
fresh and green.
r. NJ. Beatty, Esq, has purchased for
his residence the house formerly owned by
Joanny Green, clerk at Remington, John.
son 4 Go. 5 store.
VIM. Allen has purchased the house
formerly owned by the late Prof. Plumhof,
and viii move into II with his wife "a soon
As sbe arrives from Canada
Lou Dunkle has purchased the dwelling
holse on Mob Hill lately owned and
occupied by Jack More, and has taken up
his permanent residence In il.
The total amount derived from licenses
Of all kinds by Washoe county for 1886
was Sl2,7l7 OF. For 1887 the amount was
sl4,6lS 67, or a gain of 81, 90l GO.
The members Of the Democratic County
Central Committee will find a notice in to-
day. SENTINEL calling ON them TO meet at
the Justices Office next Thursday.
Six thousand ore sacks were purchased
by Eugene ". Robinson from Messrs.
Neville & Co, while in San Francisco, for
use at the Pursell mines at Selignan.
Last Tuesday was the day on which the |
commune with their dead, and
graveyard near town was as usual
plentifully supplied with roast pig, etc.
Genoa schoolboys amused themselves
one night last week by overturning the out |
In the town. The next day they |
compelled to put them in place again.
Deyotees Of the green cloth in Reno
in 1887 assessed $7,473, a gain OF
81 ,0sl over the revenue derived from
games during the preceding year.
The Utah Central survey Of the route TO
Angeles, passes within Is miles OF
Panaca, Lincoln county, and through the
Of the Meadow Valley Mormon mas
Pat McElroy has had a large watering
set in front Of his Bureau Hotel.
tie has also had a fine suction pump set up
which he will furnish tho house with
well water.
The returns from the Ruby Hill School
special election have been re-
by the Board of County Commission-
srs and action therein deferred by them for
consideration.
Ed. Mccormick has purchased the lots
and buildings lying between Silver street
and Mrs. Wedekind's lodging-house, and
will shortly open a corral and feed stable
on the premises.
The Reno Gazette says: ID. G. Nc
Kenny will be before the Republican
State Convention for Judge Of the Su-
preme Court, to be held at Winnemucca on
the 18th Of May.
We learn that $50 tons Of tributers ore
has accumulated in the Ruby Dunderherg
mine during the Winter, which will he
shipped to the ~furnnces as quick as Broy's
teams can haul it.
Louis Monaco Is still turning out a
large number of photographs at his gallery.
Everybody who wants a good picture is
rushing there to have it taken before the
artist leaves Eureka.
There are but six games Of chance now
running steadily ia Reno. There are four
stnd games, one faro game and one fan
tan game, and each pays a monthly license
OF $40 and a fee of IL into the county till.
Miss Carrie Robertson Is ~cultivating a
lot OF nice plants, which she will soon
oter for sale. This ia a very commendable
effort on the part Of the young lady. and
we hope that she will be quite successful
In it.
Five hundred tons Of speiss has been
taken from the Eureka Con. dump during
the time of overhauling the reduction
works, the resmelting of which will com
tnenee as soon as operations will be re-
sumed.
A new gong has been placed in the
Catholic Church by Father Nattini for the
service of the altar. Its note is +, and
when properly struck. 1t gives a mellow
solemn sound in very impressive long
waves.
Two Of the best papers in Nevada, the
Winnemucca Silver State and the Reno
journal, have recently commenced new
volumes. They have the best wishes OF
the SENTINEL for n long continued season
OF prosperity.
Subscribers to the SENTINEL who have
their papers stolen from their doors will
do well to have boxes made for their re-
eeption. No matter how careful our
carrier may be, this is the only way to pre-
vent nanaws f.or. katno or.lo;naI