Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-04-28
HOME AND COAST.
x.,,.r, Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

~ous time in Parse' but nevAire IN this
e~santrse.' .
tar bits q box.
An coed Republicans will vote at the
.~,imaries to-day.
PTs. Republican primaries in this c'unty
take place To-Day
namber Of progressive euchre parties
III come Of soon in Eureka.
r.. Eureka Con. furnaces will prob
Az start up again about May 1.
q. ,hs och instant silver bullion was
Ho,s5 In New York at 96k cents.
IN. psual religious services will be held
.morrew in the Episcopal Church.
., Johns Chapter No. 3, r.. A. M,
nj meet this evening at 1880 o'clock.
0oite a number Of cattle have died
hisly in Mason Valley of alfalfa bloat.
p,s.cbing at the Methodist Church,
rarska. tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
IN. Nevada Educational Association is
,,nn,ed 10 meet in Virginia May 4th and
M
MKarsky is having a new roof put on
a. swning in front Of his dry goods
en-
sadler X Co., received a lot Of fresh
naage from California during the
rex.
ABerrisn Springs Mich family Of four
psrsons live on 10 cents a week, exclusive
dhOuse rent.
The Ruby underberg Mining Company
held their annual Shareholder meeting in
London last Tuesday.
The storm this week was the heaviest on
Pinto summit Of the season, and the snow
lies there three feet deep.
The concsntrator at Austin started up
last Monday, and everything is again
serene in that once prosperous camp.
A reward Of 81, $50 Is offered for the ar
rest and conyiction Of the murderer of
James Tennent, In Plumas county, Cal.
II is feared that the late storm was
followed by a damaging frost to the fruit
crops Of Duckwater and Currant Creek.
About twelve inches Of snow fell here
lat Tuesday night, most Of which melted
the next day, and did much good to yegeta-
ton.
D. We thank j. W. Lambert, the popular
grOceryman. for a feast Of delicious straw
berries, the first Of the season, received at
this office last Saturday.
The great demand for Nevada land dur.
ing the past few months augers well for the
State. Land will be land in Nevada ere
many years have passed.
The trial of Henry and John Hill at
Jamestown, KY, for the murder Of two
was interrupted by their sup |
posed victims walking into court.
The Chicago creditors Of the Manhattan
nine at Austin nave come into possession
4 the property and work will be pushed
figorously. Austin feels jubilant.
Annie Richter. ono Of the Truekee girls, |
vas arrested last Thursday. on complaint
( A. w. Campbell, for violation Of the |
iatute against selling liquor to minors.
Joe Portillo, a Mexican, murdered Jaun
at Tucson, A. T., Monday, by
utting of his read with a Ratchet at a
blow. The slayer is 7oyears old.
A protest against the assembling of the
tate militia in Carson on the Fourth Of
uly will probably be sent to Governor
teyonson by the business men of Virginia.
They say that Reno has a boom,
And at auctions that she's game.
Eureka has no boom at all,
But she'll get there all the same.
Life Is a railroad train, on which every
lssenger knows he must be killed.
aybs to-day, maybe to morrow, but
mewhere down the line he must meet his
tie.
Messrs. Mendes & Hoey are improving
lanyard at the upper end of town by
wing a row Of stalls built the entire
idth Of the block, to Accommodate the
.ains Of their customers.
The annual report Of the State Mineral.
yist states that California produced a to-
i Of 1913, GG3, 92s in ores and bullion dur.
x the year, and exported to other
$40, 900, 900 worth Of silver.
Cattle breeders will now have an OPP
to get some fine cattle, and
Mould not let the opportunity slip. Mr..
will be here on the 10th of May
18th some fine bulls. See advertisement.
Nj. Karsky will arrive home from San
francisco to-day. He has purchased the
stock Of clothing that has been
to this town for many years. He
as also purchased a magnificent assert
nent Of dry goods.
A farmer in Accomack county, Va, a
ew days ago, while digging a post-hole, |
anne upon a pot full Of gold and silver
,oins. Ii Is supposed to have been buried
" a Tory who went to England at the out
Of the revolution.
Martin Horton, of Reveille District, On
Thursday last purchased the colbert
tallion from Mr.. Edwards of Mineral
Hill. He is a fine animal, and weighs
$40 pounds. He intends taking him to
ranch for breeding purposes.
1t viii be seen by advertisement in to-
SENTINEL that the Millett Bros, of
.ye county, New, have lost two horses,
md are willing to pay a liberal reward for
recovery.
N. s. T~rowbridge, Of the Nye Mining
company, wishes to employ 10 or 20 men
n the mill and mine. For particulars, see
his advertisement under the head of
= New To-day"
Martin Horton came in from Reveille on
Thursday last, bringing 5000 pounds of
ore from the Healy mine. He reports the
mines of that district as looking remark
ably, well, and that a great deal Of ore
wiil be extracted from them this Summer.
A hotel in Ness City has eonspicuously
posted in its office a sign which reads as
follows; Any tenderfoot who calls a
SUIT oil rooms a sweet or a spitbox a Gus
pidor, or a lookin' glass a mirror, cannot
stop in this house, and will find the
healthier further east"
Father Nattini will hold divine service
In the Eureka Catholic Church at IL O'Clock
morning. and in the evening at
1880 o'clock. The evening service will in
ciude the second part Of last Sundays lee
tnre, subject, "Thou shalt not steal"
The Reno Gazette Of the ODD says: VIM.
Nickals, an old pioneer of this State, now
OF Oakland, came up last night with a car
load OF fine stations for his ranch in Eu.
rieka county. Two Of the horses are
beauties, one weighing over 1000 pounds,