Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-21
HOME AND COAST.
r.ttsr, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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.,arsd rs degrees in the shade.
m.,Lvear.old daughter Of Mike Doyle
.Pobv Hil is very i'll with dropsy.
- Mendes has opened the saloon
h,,iy occupied by his brother Joe.
m. usual religious services will be held
morrow in the Episcopal Church.
rh;r.v Eve boxes Of sweet California
...nres arrived last Thursday at Berg's.
Preaching at the Methodist Church,
rarska. tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
The produetion Of lead in the United
s,atss Tor the year 1887, was lG0, 200
tons.
Fresh peas, asparagus and other nice
sming vegetables are appearing in
market
Al. s. patent was issued for the Hodg.
Am nine, Secret Canyon District, January
- 1883.
In our last issue we erred In stating the
sne Of holding court at Ely. The time
tSfor May 10.
NJ Eureka Con. Mining Company lie.
swd another divid nd last Tuesday Of
Scents per share.
eft-handed barber at Ekoj, Alaska,
Ia invented a lamp which IL is said is alb.
stately non-explOsive.
Hattie Woolsteen testified at Los An.
rsles that the bullet which killed Harlan
vas intended for herself.
Eight sheep shearers arrived by train last
Tuesday TO shear the sheep owned by the
Holingsworth Brothers.
The attention Of the ladies is called TO
The new advertisement of Mrs. w. III.
Scott in to.day's SENTINEL.
Henry Levy of the dry goods firm of
Morris ( Levy won S25 in the last draw.
ing Of the Louisiana Lottery.
The Southern Pacific earnings for March
we're gross 81, 491, 900, while those for
March, 1887, were 81, 962, 900.
J. A. Blossom, Of Battle Mountain, saws
the Pittsburg mine is producing about
sl,0J0 per day In gold bullion.
G. c. Powning Gun a grand auc.
ton sale Of seventy lots in Powning's adj
dition, Reno, to take place to-day.
Stewards bill for the relief Of merchants
who furnished supplies during the Piute
troubles has been fayorably reported.
The ore floors at the Eureka Con. re-
duetion works are filed, and the furnaces
will probably start up during the coming
week.
The Democratic House Is again knitting
the Carson Mint. The force employed at
the Mint is TO be reduced by FIVE EN-
ployes.
Three jacks are offered for sale by
Adams at Lee, Elko county. For
PARTICULARS, see advertisement under New
To day."
There is a great deal Of sickness at Ruby
Hill just now, such as severe colds and
'omplaints incident to Spring and chang. |
lg weather.
A regular meeting of Upton Post No.
G. A. r., will be held tomorrow even
ng at ) o'clock. All members are requested
o be present.
Messrs. Clark K Simms have a nugget Of
Tash gold weighing nine and q half
eunyweights from Bald mountlin. It is a
ice specimen.
What ia more unhealthy or unsightly, or, |
D fact, more disagreeable to your neigh
oTs than to pile n lot of foul smelling |
in the streets.
The Eureka Con. pond has attracted q
'rge number of young people during the
eek. They have had an unusually
BOD time catching gold fish.
A 10 year-old mulatto boy in San Fran
makes money by stealing cats and
Hing their hides, which ara used in trim
ling ladies coats and dresses.
Wild flowers are coming out in great
lbnndancs in the mountains surrounding
town, and the whole country begins to
year a Summer-like appearance.
For 40 cents you can have the New York
Herald mailed to you from June
until after the Presidential election.
read advertisement under New To-day"
Postmaster Bartlett had the rubbish in
he yard at the rear of the Postotice raked
last Tuesday and made a bonfire
{. Others would do well to follow his ex-
Father Nattini will hold services at the
luby Hill Catholic Church at . o'clock to-
morning, and at Eureka at ii
,'clock in the morning, and 1880 o'clock in
he evening.
A stated c~onvocation OF Eureka Lodge
lG, +. K a. NJ, will be held this
at 1880 o'clock. All Master Ma
ons in good standing are cordially in
'ited TO attend.
We learned from Mrs. Brown Of Currant
Creek when she was in town, that the
,rop Of cherries and English gooseberries
md c%urrants will be quite large this season
IN that locality.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: There is a
rumor afoat that the men who have the
work Of the Salt Lake & Los An
seles Railroad Company in hand are ex-
pected here daily.
Complaint is being made about parties
their rear premises cleaned, and
tin cans and filth being deposited by
them on the streets, in place of carting
away the rubbish.
An order has been made directing that
the FIRE, bill estate, of which Frank
Golden of Virginia City Is executor. be
distributed among the heirs. The estate
Is valued at $3.50, 900,
A new bridge recently constructed
across the American river in Sacramento
county was christened in champagne last
Saturday by the Supervisors at the ex-
pense OF the taxpayers.
a smelter wal needed at Pueblo, Col, and
about three weeks ago the business men Of
that place subscrib d 81, 900 to build one.
The people Of Colorado are enterprising
and wide awake to their interests.
All parties holding liens against the fur
naees OF the Star Mining Company Of
Union District are requested to meet at
the jackson House May |, at 7 o'clock in
the evening. See "~Lienholders' Notice"
The Northern foothills of California are
making their reputation this season.
Yuba county was the first To cry "fresh
strawberriesl" and now New Castle, in old
Placer, leads of with cherries in the
market.
John Webster threatens TO sue the
Reese River Reveille for damages for say
ing he was discharged from the superin-
tendency Of certain mines in LANDER
county. Webster claims he resigned vol
UNFAIRLY.