Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-07-20
HOME AND COAST.
v.,,ors of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

IlT HllNNAn
~. Geo. W. Baker left last Monday for
visit TO Elko'
san,,or Foley left last Thursday for
psno and San Francisco.
n.,ing the fire, days Of the week we had
III weather and lots Of dust.
s~..,;,,endent Donnelly, Of the Eureka
Isit last Monday for California.
yv., Lizzie Weekend returned home
,.ss Tuesday from a visit in California.
r.,,bs differ. Sometimes they are told
mans face, aud sometimes behind hi
back.
Trusts are combinations Of men and
.orporations that can no trust one an
other.
AcooI million will go a long way to-
xs,d making anybody happy this warm
weather.
A, exchange says IL Casa Grsnde isn't
,ha hottest place in Arizona IL will rank
sscond. on Tuesday last the mercury
reached ia
Tomorrow there will be morning and
.-aning services at the Catholic Church at
the usual hours
Mature gave out, autographed Kilrain.
nKilrain gave in would have been
nearer the truth.
Mi.s Mary Young, accompanied by her
hrotber George, left on Monday last to
visit friends at Elko.
William Fries, President OF the Eureka
Con. Company. arrived here last Saturday,
and is directing work and looking after
the affairs OF his company.
DR.. Loek, the dentist left last Monday
ior Tuscarora. snd does not expect to re-
turn here before next Spring.
The railroad company has decided not
N rebuild the Depot Hotel at Reno, but
40 construct a suitable depot.
The attention Of parents IL called 10 the
advertisement in another column, Of St.
Mary's Academy at Salt Lake City.
Hon. Thomas Robinson came in from
Newark Mill last Saturday with seven bars
Of silver bullion, valued at $1,000.
Charles McGregor. Assessor Of Nye
county, arrived here last Tuesday. He 10
In attendance on our District Court.
Buffalo Bill has been engaged by the
French Government to teach 100 cavalry
officers to ride in the American style.
Duncan Falconer, foreman Of the Wen
ban mines at Cortez, has been here several
days as 3 witness in the mining suits.
S. wenban, Of Cortez, has been in town
during the week, looking after bis i'm.
portani mining suit in the District Court.
It is reported here that Geo. W. Css-
adv has been rendered the Superintend-
eucy Of the Eureka Con. Mining Company,
W. z. r. Deal. Esq, Of Virgins City.
arrived here last Tuesday, and Ia engaged
ia The mining suits Of Brady Bros. vs..
Wenban, in which there are conflicts OF
title.
The San Francisco Post says there was
. midnight caucus at the Palace Hotel
Friday night. attended by John w.
MAcksy. John p. Jones and Alyinza Hay
ward.
@. B. Sibert was convicted at Portland
on Friday for lewd cohsbitation with Miss
Bertha Ware, a San Francisco girl.
sibert has a wife residing in San Fran
cisco.
John C~lendenning and wife arrived here
from Mound Valley last Thursday, and
during their stay will be the guests Of Mrs.
DIR. Schneider, the mother Of Mrs. Glen
.denning.
William Fries, President OF the Eureka
Con. Mining Company, left yesterday for
San Francisco, aud will join bis family at
Lake Tahoe, en- route. He will return to
shortly.
Several parties here have had their in
.urapoe polices reduced by the companies.
We presume II is caused by the recent ex'
CONGREGATIONS that have taken
place on the Coast.
Ernest sohendeIl returned from . visit
TO his mother and friends 10 Lawrence.
last Thursday. He has entirely
recovered from his attack Of rheumatism,
as we are glad to learn.
Geo. Burgess, one Of the tributers in the
Jackson mine, left on wednesday last for
a visit to his home at Fon du Lac. Wis
We hope he will return In bet
ter health than when he left.
II. A. COIN, Of Morey, came in from
that camp last Thursday and proceeded
BY train yesterday for Salt Lake. He re-
ports that tine mines at Morey are all look
ing we'll and producing lots Of rich ore.
The President has appointed Charles 3:
varisn, Of Utah, Attorney OF the United
States for the Territory OF Utah. and Elias
II, Parsons, OF Utah. Marshal OF the
United States for the Territory Of Utah.
Ed. vanderlietb, . highly respected
citizen OF this place, has received the ap-
p0lutLnbDt OF htBluRei VI bNpeole
Carson Mint, at q salary OF 81 500. Ned,
your many friends here would be pleased
II your salary was 81, 500.
1t is said Of a Canadian mother who
died the other day: she was a Z u
wife, a fond mother. and so MANAGED
affairs as to marry of her nine girls be
fore any other female in the neighoor-
hood could even get g beau"
The Phoenix, Arizona, Gazette says:
The Indian maidens Of the reservation
tribes understand the art Of dressing for
warm weather. A straw hat and muddy
feet constitute their summer attire
Frequently the hat is left at home,
Bank COMMISSIONS Cassidy left Last
Monday for the tern part OF Nevada
and California, to finish mp the examina'
ton Of some nineteen National Banks
provided his head ia not chopped on with
the Administrator guilloiine before ne