Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-02-04
HOME AND COAST.
x.,,.rs of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

n..,,;ct Court will be in session
~ about the 18th instant.
number Of water pipes abou
stilI remain frozen up.
Thare will be religious services il
a. Fniscopal Church tomorrow.
cha,lss Provost will leave on Mon
~ next for Butte City, Montana.
p.rI Kirchner has gone to the
.no,rv for the benefit of his health.
The Karnahan case will come up in
,ha District Court at Elko next Mon
day.
c.,bolic Church tomorrow at
O'Clock.
$. Longley, of Palisade, has
Assn commissioned as a Notary
PubEe.
The nov has pretty much disap-
uerd, and slush and mud have taken
space.
the Eureka Con. yesterday de-
And its regular dividend Of % cents
per share.
mmor is current that Senator
ZONES will soon return to this coast
iom Washington.
The young folks are making great
mpparations for the fancey dress
Marty for next Friday evening.
Sullivan offers to defeat Smith in
six rounds with small gloves or forfeit
GOO, Smith TO lose nothingif defeated.
The roads to the mines are getting
in pretty fair condition, and the
quartz teams have commenced haul
ing ore.
There has not been a faro game
running in Eureka for nearly a month
This is mainly owing to the morality
Of our people.
We acknowledge the receipt OF com-
plimentary tickets to the Knights of
Pythias masquerade ball on the even
ing Of the Goth instant.
C. NJ. Thackston, Esq, lately
passed a creditable examination and
was admitted to the bar by the SUI
preme Court Of Nevada.
Shares in the Eureka Con. were
quoted at $l4 80 last Thursday. We
should not be surprised TO see them 20
TO s25 in the near future.
The Senate on Thursday passed
bills granting a pension OF 81, 900 each
year TO the widows OF General John
A. Logsn and General Frank 7. Blair.
George Elston Of Bellevue, Idaho,
has challenged Major Henderson, to a
friendly dunn contest for the champ
ionship of the Pacific Coast and $50 a
side.
George T. Terry arrived here Thurs
day evening from San Francisco. We
learn that he will have the Superi1-
tendency Of the Jackson Comps1y's
mine.
NJ. R.-Judge Baldwin, at the time
Of his death, YVES u. 5. District Judge
for the District Of Nevada, similar to
the position now held by Judge
Sabin.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet on Monday. Persons
having bills against the county
should present them to-day to CLERK
Harmon.
Read Tassell Brothers notice under
the head Of New To-Day" If you
owe them anything go and pay them;
they owe you anything they VIII
pay you.
w. j. Smith, at the Postofiice book
store, has tissue paper busters that
knocks the spots out of ostrich feathers
for durability, and sells them for q
mere triie.
Miss Mary Chappelle, daughter OF
Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald. returned home
on Tuesday last from Missouri, where
she has been attending school during
the past year.
Mrs. Dominick Waldvogel and
child left here for San Francisco last
Monday, intending to be absent two
weeks. The lady is suffering greatly
under her late sad bereavement.
A new improvement is taking place
at the Eureka Con. reduction works.
Aealsomining pan is being altered in
which to prepare the market lead, by
which both the cost and time con-
sumed in the operation will be reduced
one half.
AT the County Hospital, last Mon
day, DIR. Hagar amputated the little
finger and two fingers next to 1t from
the left hand of Joe Gill, the mail
carrier between here and Duckwater,
whom it will be remembered was lost
in the snow, and had his hands frozen
two weeks ago last Sunday.
Col. w. o. Mills intends leaving
for San Francisco next Monday, and
will 90 from there over the southern
route to Florida, to look after an
will go on to New York. Henry
X. shawness will have charge of the
lumber business during his absence.
Rev. Father Nattini arrived here
last Tuesday to take charge OF the
Catholic Church at this place. He
will hold service in Eureka tomorrow
at IL O'Clock in the morning, and 1880
O'Clock in the evening. Tomorrow
week he will hold service at the
Catholic Church on Ruby Hill at 9
O'Clock in the morning.
Miss Carrie II. ODER, who has
taught so successfully in Palisade for
the past year and q half, leaves her
school there for a more remunerative
one as assistant principal OF Bozeman
Academy, Montana, where she Will
take charge of the department OF
modern languages and also teach
botany and natural philosophy.
In our issue of last Saturday, we
said that the late VIM. G.. Mccoy was
a native OF Louisiana, which was an
error. p. S. QUAD, who a his
friend from boyhood, writes that he