Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-05-18
HOME AND COAST.
x.,,.r. of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

priu fefs are Vuo
-, obiect 10 "fat."
p.,mar strait was 10 town from Duck
xater during the week
"A. no, generally known that George
Warrington wore corsets'
Have Won you heard the latest conun-
a,nmY Ask Fred Hoffman.
n ia said that Ladd has gone 10 get re-
.,uits for the Salvation Army.
ia A good thing once in a while 10 hit
.ha COMMUNITY under the fifth rib.
pablic opinion in this locality lie healthy
"a s,rope, but somewhat Indifferent.
Adolph Coffin left yesterday for Paris.
Ua will be absent about three months.
L.dd SAYS Hank Donnelly Is the only
honest man In the outfit. Whose the out
m
Tbev-Ladd aud Grant = skipped by the
light Of the moon by the blackboard
route"
Eureka L. A. 1918. K. OF L., meets
next Tuesday evening ct half-pasI z
o'clock.
Mrs. jos WHEEL came up from her
ranch last Tuesday, and Is spending q few
days here.
Tomorrow Father Nattlni will hold
divine service ct the usual hours, morning
and evening.
Judge Fitzgerald returned from Win
uemucca last Thursday, where he held Q
term Of court.
Josh Tingley has left for Duckwaser.
where be will put in 9 few months at
Straits ranch.
Miss Sadie Daley, the obliging assistant
n..A1.z L.. 49,. - - 1
few days With q sore throat.
Texas siftings: "a relic OF ancient
Greece" remarked the boarder as he
reyerenily passed the butter.
A. E. Cheney. Esq., returned from Ely.
White Pine county, last Wednesday, where
he attended the District Court.
The Reno Gazette says the csttlemen
Of Nevada lost $3.50. 900 this year by feed
ing their stock on the meadows.
Will Blackwell OF Currant Creek has
sold out bis band OF horses and left for
Butte, Montana, 10 try bis fortune.
John s. Capron. one OF EurekA's earliest
settlers, but now Q resident OF California,
ia here on a visit. He is looking well.
The W. II. Davenport who recently
committed suicide in San Francisco, is
not the eX.At.orney General Of Nevada.
Virginia City and several other towns
throughout the State are already taking
steps toward celebrating the Fourth Of
July.
Joe Very. an old Ruby Hill miner, is
now q well to do farmer and is residing on
his ranch near BroAdford, Wood River,
Idaho.
Mrs. Woodin OF Independence, Cal, is Q
nhVGiafap Lat ThpVaAav nfQha aha To1a |
56 miles over q lonely desert 10 reach q
patient.
II is not the pigs 10 the clover that
troubles President Harrison so much as
the desperate efforts Of the hogs TO get in
the trough.
A woman always seems TO wear the
largest hat she can find at night; q man
wants the largest hat he can find In the
morning.
The people Of Eureka are now asking,
f." Who stole the bullion?" TuscarorA
IL IL no longer az open question.
We know.
Judge Temple has resigned from the
Supreme Bench, to take effect
June 1. His resignation Ia on account Of
poor health.
Mrs. M. d. Foley left last Wednesday
W Akoh0s ~ apRcfeoA hoAo tHeN ne
and Mrs. Foley intend making Reno their
home.
The Board OF Trade 81 Portland lie ask
ing protection TO American lead ores, and
will send resolutions to that effect 10
Washington.
Ladd. while in his "cups" in q Main
street saloon, q few days ago, said some
very damaging things about some people in
this community.
The case OF Patrick and James T. Brady
vs.. Simeon Wenban, has been ordered
tran sferred from the District Court OF
to this county.
Austin Reveille: We say stand 10, %
had a taste OF the political pie" Well,
just tell us what you want.
The cold. snowy weather OF the past few
days has been damaging 70 the sheepmen,
rs they had about got through shearing
when the storms came on.
George Payne's paper, the Bulletin,
Idaho, Is TO be removed 10 Rocky Bar, the
seat Of the new county Of Elmore.
Ladd does not deny that he sppropri-
ated Eureka Con. bullion, but claims that
he wAs only q small factor in the business.
II this IL so, who were his oonfederstesf
Three hundred French cyprians were
arrested in Denver and given the alterna-
tive Of leaving Denver In one week or re-
naming In the county jail for six months.
st. Johns Chapter r. A. M, No. 8, will
hold 3 regular meeting at their hall this
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. All
members In good standing are invited to
be present.
Ia the District Court Of White Pine
county, in the case Of young Campbell,
charged with perjury, the jury failed TO
agree Another trial Of the case will be
had next June.
Reno Journal: Gus Levy, for so long
the fsvorite clerk OF the ladies who trade
At the Palace Dry Goods Store, left for
Eureka to take a position In the establish.
ment at that place.
Examiner: The trial Of the new cruiser
Charleston appears to have been In every
respect successful. She has shown high
speed, remarkable hardness and excellent |
sea going qualities.
Some OF the most interesting specimens
sent from here TO the Paris Exposition
were combinations Of iron, zinc and lead, |
contained in garnet gang. They came
from Mount Hope District.
David Watt OF Nevada county, GAL, q
brother OF the late William Watt and
Robert Watt, formerly State Controller
Of California. died in Edinboro, Scotland,
on the 8th inst. The Watt brothers were
prominent mining men and resided al
Grass Valley. Cal, for q great many years.. |
where they became wealthy, and from
their wholesouled liberality were extremely
popular.
The hosting engine used al the Eureka
Con. Stag dump has been removed from