Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-31
HOME AND COAST.
Waiter, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Aier Muir OF otiibWsH
ipg the week.
hometo-day.
Wi, ,iIl after dinner before you fall oui
with the COOK.
r,ad Riddle camo up from the Z. "a P.
Bsy Ranch last Thursday
W, II. Tyler and wife arrived from Tus-
o.rors on Tuesdays train.
Mas LOUISE Loschenkohl has returned
from her "trip 10 California.
r,,ska L, A. s5IS X. OF L.. meets next
rnssasy evening q. half. past 2 O'Clock.
n. sadler, II. Rives and Major Long re-
,prned from White Pine last Tuesday.
colonel W. o. Mills has resigned The
,osI,ion OF Receiver OF Public Moneys.
Tbe Wheeler boys. Sam and John, le.s
last Monday for a short trip 10 California
Tbs United States Marshal Is driving
gamblers and prostitutes out OF Ogden,
Utah.
Mas Gertrude Edmund returned this
week from her vacation visit OF White
River.
samuel Strict, who resides near Union
vile. New, has been stricken with par.
slysis.
The Eureka Con. works started up last
Mondsy-eyerything working smoothly.
we hear.
In the District Court last Saturday
Vim. whalsn was fined $50 for contempt
Of court.
The remains Of the late II. 9. Bullock
we're shipped 70 Woodland, GAL, for burial
last Monday.
The charge OF murder in the killing OF
d, 8. Terry has been dismissed against
Justice Field.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons will lay the
corner stone OF Q Masonic Temple on Sept.
At Winnemucca.
President Harrison is az yet undecided
whether he will call Congress together 10
extra session or not.
There Ia q corps Of coast surveyors In
town, but what their "racket" IL de
p~onenth knoweth not.
O.. G.. Wallace. who has been out to
Cooper District. White Pine county, re-
turned during the week.
Wm. Bassett, Sheriff OF White Pine
county, accompanied by bis wife. came
over from Ely this week.
Tho he.ring Of the habeas corpus case Of
David Nsgel. for the killing Of Judge
Terry, was set for yesterday.
II. ID. LAmotte, agent Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, arrived here
Aug. rs from Austin, overland.
Miss Ida Ravell left on the train last
Friday morning for Salt Lake City,
where she goes to attend school.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald departed for
winnemuccs and and Austin yesterday,
and will be absent several weeks.
By the death Of Mr.. Davis, Evan
Williams, President pro tenn Of the Sen
ate. becomes Lieutenant Governor.
Miss Gertrude MeGesry returned home
from an extended trip 10 the Eastern
States and Canada on Tuesdays Train.
President Fries, Of the Eureka Con.
Mining Company. arrived in Eureka from
Sac Francisco on last Saturdays train.
The Board OF County Commissioners
meet next Monday. Persons having bills
against the county should present them
to-day.
Alex. Mckay, Of Mob Hill. was all
smiles last Thursday. TIT cause OF bis
happiness can be found under the head OF
e" Born"
Reyeille: Charley WANNA, the Jockey
who will ride l.. Steiner's runners lie with
the horses, and 10 getting them into good
condition.
Ford 4 90. shipped last Friday . 500.
gallon kettle 10 their sheep ranch ct
Antelope. which will be used for boiling
sheep dip.
Wood River News-Minsr: Four inches
Of snow fell on the divide between Gslens
and Sawtooth Monday. aud . like amount
on The Smoky mountains.
A fire 10 Reno on the 22d inst, de-
stroyed the residence Of Alvaro Evans.
The loss 10 estimated Of $1,000, on which
there WAS $4,000 insurance.
The Elko I~ndspsndsnt OF the oath inst,
comes 10 as with q new dress. The In.
dependent Is 9 raoy litsle Journal, and the
S~xxTIsEL tenders Its congratulations.
Members OF the Oklahoma Convention
nearly came TO blows over the question OF
woman suffrage. II IL the old story-a
woman at the bottom OF every trouble.
Clinton Terry. son Of the late David 8.
Terry, has engaged II. 8. Dixon, OF Fresno.
10 look after the Interests OF the deceased.
Dixon does not believe Terry left . will.
Last Wednesday afternoon. Alfred vii.
son, who for many years has been q we'll
known citizen OF Reno, experienced Q
stroke OF paralysis and lived but q few
minutes thereafter.
There will be Q meeting OF the baseball
club this evening al the Richmond hose.
house at 1850. All the members are re.
ouested TO be present. rs business OF Inn.
p~ortance will be transacted.
Many OF our ranchers are unaware tina,
the last Nevada Legislature passed . law
requiring all persons claiming water
rights 10 Ale such claim with the County
Racorder on or before Sept. I, 1889.
At cortez men have begun building
track from the mine TO the mill, 9 dis.
lance OF half q mile. The cars loaded
with ore will be run By gravilation to the
mill, aud the empty opes will be hauled
back by horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. straus will leave on
Monday next for an extended foreign trip.
They propose visiting France, England and
Ireland. Mrs. Ssraus will be absent
about one year. but Mr.. straus will re-
turn In November next.
Father Nattini went on his White Pine
trip Last Tuesday. During his absence the
Sunday at the Catholic Church in Eu-
reka will be regularly taught at $50 P. NJ.
We are requested TO state that parents
should see that their children attend.
Butte Mining Journal: J.. L. Wines and
wife Of Nevada. who have been 10 Butte for
some time. the guest OF their daughter,
Mrs. ]. b. Gallagher. have started for
home. En- route they will take In Ia
coma. Seattle, Portland and San Francisco.
John Martin, brother-in-law OF Thomas
Ecoles, o. Ruby Hill, died on last Tuesday
OF consumption. He arrived from Cali
iornla about q month ago. He was
but 90 years old. q native OF Donegal. Ire