Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-12-21
HOME AND COAST.
Ma tiers of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The public ecboOl Closed yesNotuAl ioh !
two weeks vacation.
Over Eve inches Of snow fell al Belmont
NE county, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Foley arrived here
from Reno last Saturday.
Only q few days more remain for as'
sessment work this year.
linton Poet No. 20. @. A. r.. meets to-
morrow evening at z o'clock.
To Santa Claus-Don't stint yourself,
old man, don't stint yourself.
Charley LAutenschlsger took q trip
down TO Alpha last Wednesday.
great many but" words will be
used from now until Christmas.
Fill yourself with the Christmas spirit,
hat beware Of too much Christmas drink.
some six inches Of snow fell yester.
day, and il was still showing last evening.
. Mrs. william Timson and daughter, Of
Hamilton, we're in town the fret OF the
week.
DR.. Hall, the dentist, informs us that
be will remain in Eureka only 8 few days
longer.
John II. Shoemaker left yesterday for
San Francisco, TO be absent about .
month.
Senator Stewart and wife gave a brilliant
reception In Washington last Saturday
night.
Texas siftings: Joe King says be thinks
the best place to hold the fair is around
the waist.
The roads between this place and Ham,
ilton are now reported TO be bloekaded
with snow.
Miss CArothers. the bright and intelli-
gent schoolmsrm OF Alpha, was 10 town
this week.
A woman Of H~ealdsburg runs q butcher
shop and can handle the cleaver "a deity
ssny man.
Mrs. J. l.. Fast OF PAlisade came up on
Tnesday last TO visit her sister. Mrs.
Henry Rives.
Barney Nuliy, OF the Eureka Con-. who
has been on the sick list for the last week,
Is convalesciug.
Billy Morcom caught a beautiful black
and gray fox last Thursday near the
DundeTberg mine.
Mrs. Joseph Williams. Of Hot Greek,
Nye county, arrived here last Tuesday
from San Francisco.
The Eureka & Palissde Railroad 90.
gave balf.rates for the Board Of Trsde
meeting at Reno to-day.
Superintendent Reed, Of the Diamond
Company. left. on Wednesday last for a
short visit at Salt Lake City.
Parties who came In from Hamilton,
White Pine county. last Monday, report
two feet Of snow at that place.
The costumes to be worn at the Brass
Bands masquerade ball on Christmas
night are said TO be very fine.
The wise man now swears of smoking
20 his wife will not present him with Q rs
cent box Of cigars on Christmas.
John Daley Of Newark Valley left last
Wednesday for San Francisco. He goes
there for the boneit OF his health.
A sketch by Dan DeQuille, entitled
Gan American Miner In Mexico" will APP
psar in the Overland for January.
c. 8. MArshsl Moore, who was here
several days, attending TO legal business.
left for Carson City last Wednesday.
The shipments Of ore TO Salt Lake City
during the past week have been light. ow-
ing to the continued stormy weather.
@. 4. Horn. who sustained an injury by
falling from a ladder some time ago, we
are pleased 20 learn, is all right again.
Three OF the Cronin murderers we're
sentenced TO the penitentiary for their
natural lives. and ona for three years.
Three teachers have handed 10 their
designations during the last term OF Reno.
What's the matter with the Reno school
narmsl
The Reno Journal Is pleased TO state that
there is reasonable prospect OF an AMIGA
bic adjustment Of the Washoe county
water troubles.
Its estimated that the floods on the
Sacramento have done damage to the
amour, OF $500, 900. Hall a dozen lives
are also reported lost.
]. Il. Kendall. superintendent OF the
Jennie A mine At Hamilton. left Wednes-
day morning for San FrAnclsco, where be
will spend the holidays.
Henry Rives. ESQ, aud Col. Joe Grand
elmeyer. returned from Ely by private
conveyance last Thursday. They report
the roads In bad condition.
II. d. Griswold, who came TO the Pa.
eihc Coast with the late Harry Meiggs, was
found dead 10 4 cabin In Virginia City last
Friday, having committed sicide.
The maiden fair will nov prepare
To search for Winter trimmings;
And when the snow doth iercely blow
She'll don her woollen limbings.
Mr.. VIM. Pardy, q former prominent
citizen Of this place, but now a resident
Of San Francisco. arrived here last Tues
day, and will remain until after the holi-
days.
Don't forget the children's dancing class
at o'clock this afternoon. Owing TO the
hall being engaged. the Tuesday evening
class has been postponed to Thursday
evening.
Ex.Congressman WOODBURY.. when In
Carson a few days since. stated that u has
been definitely settled that Frank New
lands would be q candidate agains. Jones
ir the U. s. Senstorship.
General Manager Whalen, Of the ct.
Peters Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company. has been suffering for
The past ten days with s~ciatica, but 10
gradually recovering from II.
California has had q watermelon palace
a. the Stockton fair. Iowa has q corn
palace, Minnesota INDUCES In an Ice
palace, and now St. Louis has built an
enormous palace out OF coal.
A called communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. l6. f. 4 A, NJ, will be convened
a. lite ball this Saturday evening at 7
O'Clock. All Master Masons in good stand
lng are cordially invited TO attend. In
slAllAtion.
Where are you going my pretty maidi
Going to Sunday school, she said.
Have you been Of late, my pretty maid?
Not for about a year she said.
Then why do you go, my pretty msid2
christmas Is coming, sir she said.
AT Bolivar. Tenn, W. d. Bailey and
sallie H.. Wallace OF Waterford. Miss.
we're married Thuradav The bride will