Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-05-05
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Las. Tuesday was cold for May Day.

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Opera House this evening.
Anyone who needs a good calendar 70
1888 a procure n at this Office.
The Reno Postofice has been increase
from a third to a second class office.
The usual religious services will be hel,
tomorrow in the Episcopal Church.
The Eureka Dramatic Club contem
plates giving a new performance soon.
Preaching at the Methodist Church
Eureka, tomorrow evening at 1880 O'Clock.
We hear that little or no damage wa,
done to the fruit trees at Duckwater by the
late fro1ts.
VIM. Slattery has opened the saloon
formerly occupied by Billy" Mahon on
Main street.
The Italian Benevolent Society will
hold a meeting at their hall tomorrow at
2 o'clock P. N.
Lead was quoted in New York last
Saturday at 462Is and 467 4 for May and
June deliveries.
Strawberries are selling in Virginia
City, three boxes for q cents, and here at
20 cents per box.
There is a growing demand for land in
NA'NphA N'AtikNs IA wa pttSot INV may
increase to a boom"
The Hollingsworth Brothers will ship
about 50 tons of wool from their range in
this county this Spring.
The party who borrowed a step ladder
from j. w. Cromer's tin shop, is requested
to return it Immediately.
The Star Band have offered their ~seyices
for Decoration Day provided their new
instruments arrive in time.
II you wish to be posted on dry goods
and clothing, read Karsky's big advertise
ment in to-daY's SENTINEL.
The amopnt Of custom ore shipped TO
the furnaces in Eureka during the past six
months was about 5000 tons.
The late snow, and later rain showers,
have been Of immense benefit to the
ranches and ranges in this county.
John Hankin's, the Newark Valley
rancher, was in town last Thursday with
fine young veal, and fresh ranch butter.
You can now buy a Summer coat and
vest at Karsky's for SO 30, and full suits
in proportion. Karsky is the boss clothier.
The Red Bluff Sentinel says the Nc
KanlAss Speciality Company are the best
hat has visited that place during the sea-
son.
A small shipment of ore taken to the
furnaces from the Needle mine, Prospect
Mountain, worked at the rate of 81, 900 per
ton.
II. Doak & Co. have a contract for ons
year 10 haul custom ore from the Rich
mond to the Eureka Con. reduction
work.
All parties interested In breeding fac
should not fail to see Hapgood's
which will be on exhibition hereon the
10Th instant.
Travel west over the Central Pacific is
quite heavy, though not 80 extensive as it
was a year ago, during the boom in South
ern California.
The concentrating mill at Seligman is
completed, and when the tramway from
the mines to the mill is finished all will be
ready to start up.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company
have purchased IL tons of base bullion at
Sheriff sale, that remained at the smelling
works at Union.
NJ. Karsky arrived home from San
Francisco last Saturday, having completed
the purchase of a fine, new assortment OF
clothing and dry goods.
A number of our citizens are putting out
fruit and shade trees this year. Those set
around the San Francisco Brewery are al
ready commencing TO bud.
For fine workmanship on a gun, or any
neat mechanical article, you want to go to
Joe Housmann. jos is one OF the best
in his line in Nevada.
The press Of the State speak in very
complimentary terms Of the Mckanlass
Speciality Company that give a per-
Torrance at the Opera House this evening
A few sacks Of ore from the Silver Con-
nor mine were sent TO Eugene n. Robin
son at Seligman last "Wednesday to be
tested by him in his laboratory concentra-
tor.
ID. Nathan has returned from San Fran
cisco, where he purchased a large and eleg'
ant assortment of gents clothing AMI furn-
ishing goods. They comprise all the latest
styles.
We recommend those who intend to APP
ply for United States patents and want to
save doing assessment work for this year,
to their applications before
June l..
The annual meeting of the Huntington
Valley Stock and Land Company will
meet at their office in Eureka on Wednes-
day, May %, due notice of which is given
in to-day's SENTINEL.
A grand ball took place at Jewels hall,
Palisade, last Monday evening, and was
attended by about 35 couples from that
md the neighboring towns and ranches.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour.
John w. Lambert is u with a brand.
new homemade wagon. 1t is a beauty
and was manufactured by Geo. Henderson.
Business must be increasing at Lamberts
il it takes two wagons to deliver his
goods.
The Democratic primaries for the cleo
tion of de 'egates to the State Convention
will take place to-day. The polling
places in Eureka will be at the store
formerly occupied by Z. N. Hansen, and
the District Attorneys Office.
The bill to amend the mining laws in
troducel by Senator Stewart passed the
Senate last Tuesday week, without OPP
| position from anybody. A telegraphiC
| of the bill will be found on an
| other page of to-day's SENTINEL.
The White Pine News has entered on its
twenty.third volume. II is an aggressive
| and sprightly little sheet. We hope i
will live long, and be useful in bringing
| back to White Pine the great prosperity
| which that county enjoyed in the aulC
lang syne."
That part Of Senator Stewards mining
| bill which provides that no person shall &C
| quire by location or possession more thar
| one mining claim upon the same vein, ma,
| be productive of litigation in tlis district
| but We do not propose to criticisethe billunti
| we get the full text Of II.
An execution has been issued out Of tb.
| District Court against the Star Mining 4
| Smelling Co., of Union, in favor of Rem
ington, johnson h Co., and levied on tn
mining, smelling and assaying materials
etc, which will be sold by Sheriff Sweene,
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