Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-16
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Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Interview Joe Butler on his well BORN,
scheme.
Austin is moving for a Fourth Of Jul,
celebration.
Our warm weather has put in an ap
pearanee at last.
Ice cream every Saturday and Sunday Al
Mrs. Browns restaurant.
The Republican National Convention
Will meet at Chicago next Tuesday.
The usual religious services will be held
tomorrow in the Episcopal Church.
The log cabin in which General Grant
was born is IN exhi' itioh in Cincinnati.
Preaching at the Methodist Church,
Eureka, Tomorrow evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
The Trustees at Dayton, w. r., have
liked the saloon License tax at 1000 a
year.
a "tenderfoot" ~prospector left Tomb.
stone, Arizona, last week with four tons Of
grub.
The Fourth Of July celebration at Win.
nemueca will have a burlesque depart.
ment.
The election for Town Trustees at Red
Bluff, Cal, resulted in n temperance
victory.
Miss Alta Cheney will teach.
ing in the public school building on Mon
day next.
The American party holds a Convention
in San Francisco on July 4, TO nominate a
full State ticket.
The Auburn, Cal, eight.year-old boy
burglar AMI Lis mother and sister have
been held for trial.
Silver was quoted in New York on the
18th instant ut 92l, and domestic lead at
800 with an easier market.
The Republican National Convention
will probably be in session several days be-
fore the nominations are made.
Re cue Hose Company will give a grand
ball at the Eureka Opera House on the
evening Of the Fourth Of July.
Belmont Courier: The Ma. Alta mine
AM mining properties at Typo have been
decided to ID. Nathan Of Eureka.
A saddle was found last Sunday, which
tho owner can get by making application
at the Bowman Company's mine.
VIII anything be done this year in Eu-
reka TO celebrate the Fourth Of july
Have the patriots deserted the camp?
The present epidemic Of pneumonia on
the Comstock is undoubtedly caused by the
cold, damp and unreasonable weather.
The Tuscarora Tines Review has en-
tered upon its t~wenty-hrst volume. 1t has
our best wishes for long-continued success.
Col. Fred n. Dow wouldn't vote for his
father, Neal Dow, when he ran for Mayor
Of Portland, Me-, but supported the Re-
publican candidate.
Twentp-one tons Of ore per day is con.
centrated in one small concentration from
ten stamps at the Barcelona mine at
Spanish Belt, Nye county.
A number of Indians came up on the
train from Palisade to attend the fandango
which took place near the Odd Fellows
Cemetery last Thursday night.
Last Wednesday was a Chinese holiday,
and their national banner, a blue dragon
on a yellow ground, was flung TO the
breeze in Chinatown ON that day.
A Comstock paper says; Hank Dom
nelly, Superintendent Of the Eureka Con.
solidated. writes that the total product Of
the mine this month will bebetween SO, 900
and 10000.
II will be seen by advertisement in an
other column that the liquor firm OF
Knight Bros. has been dissolved. The busi-
ness will henceforth be conducted by
Hank Knight.
GRANDPA" said Teddy, as the old
gentleman woke no from a loud-sounding-
after dinner nap, "if you'd give your nose a
spoonful of paregoric don't you think you
could put IL to sleep toog'
Messrs. Remington, johnson K Co,
have received a new patent cyphon, in
vented 10 be attached TO coil oil cans for
the purpose Of filling lamps. 1t is a very
ingenious and useful article.
We are in receipt Of a letter from
Messrs. Ball & Deadly of Belmont, Nye
in which those gentlemen say that
Nj. Severance, the lessee of the Barcelona
mine, wants about IL miners.
A Missouri farmer produced the follow
ing memorandum at the grocery store:
=" Carosene, hearpins, sally ratus and
shuger, muzzlin and hog medsin, rains
and a bottle of Jew Nipper CORRAL.
Last Sunday at Ruby Hill Nick Barlow,
while trying to hold a r~cstive horse, was
thrown down by the animal and dragged
some distance. His face was somewhat
lacerated, but fortunately he was not
otherwise hurt.
The surveyors of the Salt Lake 4 Los
Angeles railroad have been at work at
Pahranagat Valley, Lincoln county. They
have found several practical routes for the
road. but are determined to discover the
very best before permanently locating the
line.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will have an
early mass for communicates at 8 o'clock
in the morning, and high mass at ii o'clock;
Sunday school as usual and evening service
at = :30. Tomorrow week, June "a, dur
ing Father Matthias absence. no service
will he held, but the Sunday scAol viii be
taught as usual.
A wild turkey" that was shot by
Felix Maginni a few days ago, turned out
TO be a turkey buzzard, and was handed
over to the Cinnamon who run the
restaurant at the lower end OF town. The
Cinnamon think that the bird will make
GOOD eating for a Sunday dinner, but their
customers can safely reason that the buzz
zard is tough and viii take at least a week
10 cook Il. "Be still my heart, be still"