Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-05
HOME AND COAST.



Oar latest silver quotation, 90 7.s.
The first day Of the new year was clear
and cold.
S.,s,al miners from this district left for
a. cortez mines during the week.
IT, cattlemen say the season is opening
r. GOOD deal Of snow this Winter.
The old Board Of County Commission.
.rs hold their last meeting to-day.
Tvo or three competent miners can get
GOOD layout by applying to NJ. II. Joseph,
All the furnaces are closed down for the
Winter, and, possibly, TIL late IN the
Spring.
There is a possibility that two new
smelters will be started up here IN the
Spring.
The pullic school will not commence
,,tiI week from next Monday, and the
small boy is happy.
Al Flv. White Pine county, last Friday
,oorning the thermometer registered ~
degrees below zero.
yood thieves are abroad in this land.
No reference to Uncle Sam, but to Others
Of smaller pretensions.
There were no religious services In Eu.
30 dnring the New Years Day, except
AZ the Catholic Church.
Somebody has invented waist attach.
ment.S but the girls say the right arm will
never 90 out Of general use.
The San Francisco Brewery was visited
nv a large number Of bibulous New Years
callers over last Monday evening ana
Tuesday.
All things come around to him who
wa;ts incIndine a bald head, false teeth,
and ear trumpets, ard heaps OF miscel'
laneoue troubles.
To.morrow the morning and evening
servicet AT the Catholic Church viii be
bs,d al the usual hours, IL o'clock A. NJ.
nnd7 P. N. All are cordially invited.
Reno Gazette: Young men who spend
,beir evenings about the saloons should
not be at all surprised when careful busi-
ness men decline to give them employ
ment.
There has not been an entirely clear day
In Sacramento since November 28-the
longest continuous period Of cloudy
weather experienced in California In forty
years.
Mrs C. +. Kroker, courtesan, was
found dead on the floor in her residence at
Battle Mountain. December "a. An
autopsy to ascertain the cause Of death was
ordered.
About 10 passengers left Eureka on yes
terday's train, the majority Of whom will
return in two or three months. Several OF
them were from White Pine county en-
route TO Carson.
Pete SeLaeffer, who has been driving
with the Newark mail for long time past,
i Il 4. 4 NF I..r e. Dasf.flla nth had
Of horzes belonging to II. Sadler, Cbas. l..
Broy and others.
A very dull New Years Day, except ss
to egg nogg and Tom and Jerry" Charley |
Lauten .chlager dispensed gallons Of the |
latter among his friends who called at the |
Eureka Brewery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riegelhuth viii |
give a children's party at the Eureka |
Opera House on Friday evening, Jan. Is, |
for particulars Of which see their adver- |
tisement under the head OF New To- |
day."
Mrs. j. B. Rice, wife Of the 4. Il 7. |
locomotive engineer, holding only one |
ticket, won the silk dress at Morris 4 /
Leyys holiday raffie. The pattern con-
sists Of fifteen yards Of fine bottle green
Ottoman silk.
An Arizona exchange, in speaking OF the |
death Of prominent citizen, says; AT.
ter long and useful life, this great and
good man was cut of, surrounded by his
weeping family, by q carbuncle on his /
neck. D-n carbunele, anyway"
The Hooks and Knicks gave an enter
tainment to their friends az their hose |
house on New Years evening. Refresh
ments were bountifully bestowed and the |
event passed off with singing, recitations
and speeches in apleasant manner.
The business now conducted by Mes rs. /
George w. Peltier 4 Co. at Tuscarora, is |
soon to be sold and Incorporated under the |
name Of the Tuscarora Trading Company. |
1t IL understood that Mr.. Peltier will re-
main as General Manager and Superinten-
dent.
Jim Townsend. You may puff q man,
cousin up to him In a newspaper until its /
readers feel their stomaohs turning bottom |
up, and he seems to take II as matter Of
course; but just tell the truth about him |
once, and see how he will rear up ON his
launches and snort.