Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-01
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a dance.
Three hundred voters had registered IN
to yesterday.
Carson is the hottest place in Nevada
outside Of Reno.
Elko has a semi.watcr famine, and a
demi-beer boom.
John w. Hollis is raising fine aprieots In
his garden at Belmont.
The Times-Reyiew wants the town Of
Tuscarora to incorporate.
Goldenson announces that he has EN-.
braced the Catholic faith.
Reno merchants have agreed TO close
their stores at 8 o'clock P. N.
The grain crops in Meadow Canyon,
near Belmont, are looking fine.
The cells in the county Jail have been
provided with new straw mattresses.
The usual religion services will be held
at the Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Don't fail to attend Billy Simpsons
benefit tonight. He never fails TO help
others.
The Idaho Democratic platform opposes
the segregation Of the Territory, and fayors
Statehood.
Thanks 10 b. Berg for some magnificent
apples from McCullough's ranch on Cur
rant Greek.
During the week the county y..l has been
80 highly p%erfumed that no lady's boudoir
ever smelt sweeter.
The Barcelona mine at Spanish Belt is
now producing some ore that assays a.
high az 5000 per ton.
The principal attractions at Battle
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and the whooping cough.
Several Of the books in the County Clerks
and Recorders offices need new outside
covering to save the binding.
lightning, accompanied by loud peals of
thunder, were followed by refreshing
showers last Thursday evening.
At SIMPSONS benefit tonight, Mrs.
Henry Rlyes viii preside at the piano, as
sisted by Mrs. Thomas Richard.
Some parties, in shipping ore from Sc
cret Canyon find it necessary to have it
hauled by night. Why is this so!
Jerry Fitzpatrick house on Buel street
has been sold 10 Leroy Coil, and is being
removed TO the ranch Of the latter,
Tomorrow at the Catholic Church there
will be mass at 3 o'clock and IL A. NJ. u
day School and evening service as usual.
A reward Of 81, 900 is offered for the re-
coyery Of the body Of J. Hampton. The
iewelry on the body is worth over 5 1880.
The Carsouites have kept Glenn Berry
in Jail so long that he Is bleached almost
white. He fears he will become al
Albina.
ID. c. Clark, a Lincoln county farmer, is
raising onions that six Of them, picked at
random from a basket, weighed eight
pounds.
The Victoria Colonist says II ia reported
that the famous Treadwell mine of Alaska
is to be sold to an English syndicate for
So. 600, 900.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company have
shipped since our last report, dore bars OF
bullion, valued at SIS, go, and A tons Of
market lead.
Pietro A. Scaramella, Giovanni Givrgi
Giovanni Zaruchi, three sons Of sunny
Italy, wers admitted TO citizenship last
Wednesday.
The latest from San Diego in regard 10
southern California is that Of an artesian
veil which flows gold with a slight mixture
II black sand.
In the District Court yesterday ia the
;ase Of Hoey VS.. Mendes a dissolution OF
10 partnership vas granted in accordance
with the findings.
Two Los Angeles editors had a fight last
Wednesday. When they were pried apart
With a fence rail the ground was seen 10 lie
III ted-with hair.
A lady from Colorado is going TO build
! $4,000 hotel in Ogden. Ogden pouts
md says she wants a bigger hotel-one
sorth not less than $4,000.
We are under obligations to John w.
Of Hot Creek, Nye county, for
some very rich specimens of ore from the
Montour mine OF that district.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company are
the happy possessors OF a brand new
S~teinway upright piano, that cost 500.
Il was delivered last Tuesday.
New York has a number Of grown
women between 30 and 30 years Of age on
the streets selling papers. New York Is
following the example of Paris.
Richard Bergman has taken a lease
of the Fair Play mine. Alham6ra Hill,
Pinto District, for one year, and will COM
mence work on it in a few days.
On Monday 81 rummy ~loafers, sus-
pactel thieves and worthless vagab0nds
we're driven out Of Sacramento and re-
ported 60 nave made a bee line for Ne
yada.
When a preacher in Hutchinson, KS,
announced as his text last Sabbeth, he
are the salt Of the earth the congregation
rose simultaneously and INDUCED in pro-
longed cheering.
p. II. HUI, having bought the old
Maupin house on Mob Hill, for taxes, had
Il torn down last Thursday, and the lum-
Der removed TO his lot on Main street adj
joining b. Berg's grocery store.
The entertainment gotten up by Father
Nattini TO take place next Tuesday even
ing on Ruby Hill, we learn will be largely
attended. There will be lots Of fun. Go
everybody and have a good laugh.
"Red-headed girls reports the New
York Mail and Express, are SO plenty at
Atlantic City this season, that at bathing
time some one might fancy the sea to be
sprinkled with big red Strawberries.
An a~rtesian well shows Santa Barbara
10 nave a good soil. At a depth OF 800
feet the soil was still rich enough to grow
corn. A considerable amount OF " glorious
climate also came up with the anger.
Phoebe Record: The biggest birth
known in our burg is that OF a boy and
girl, weighing respectively 10 Ia and y
pounds. These bouncers were presented
to Lorenzo Heaps by his wife n short time
ago; all are doing well.
An Elko man has shipped n coffin to
Beowawe and notified the people of that
town that they are to have a funeral in
that place. Great CONSERVATION prevails
at Beowawe. No one knows who is to
serve in the capacity Of corpse.
During a recent storm in Phoebe.
the rain gauge showed a fall
of 3.O4 inches in two hours.
Dwellings were flooded with mud and water
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