Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-03-16
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The Nevada Legislature is thing Oh ihe
past. 49,
evening next.
The proceeds Of the inaugural ball we're
about s6O,OOO.
W. E. Griffin left Iast Monday for . trip
N Seattle, W. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Cheney returned
last saturday from Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Foley returned
from Carson last Saturday.
II sadler returned last Sunday from
s.It Lake and White Pine county.
Eureka L. A. No. 1918, K. OF L., meets
At 7 o'clock next Tuesday evening.
General McCiellan's at Treu-
ton. n. j., will be dedicated May 80.
Bands OF sheep shearers are beginning 10
come into Novada from across the Sierras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mccullough, Of
Duckwater, we're 10 town the fret Of the
week.
DIR. J. j. Leek. u dentist. left yester.
day on his Spring trip TO the surrounding
counties.
The Carson public schools, which we're
closed on account Of smallpox, have been
r~oopened.
some tributers have recently COM
menced work again in the Richmond
COmpsny's mine.
In the District Court yesterday, Robert
Springer, charged with grand larceny,
was found guilty.
James s. Wilton, who was visiting here
here for a few days, left for bis Idaho
home last Monday.
The man who spends much OF his time
in giving advice can easily understand she
cause OF his unpopularity.
Harrison vent In like q March lamb,
but he is very likely TO make the British
lion roar before he goes out.
Read what Morris & Levy say about
their new Spring and Summer goods, IN
der the head Of New To-day"
James Wilson. Secretary OF the Ruby
Dunderberg Mining Company, left last
Monday for a visi, At San Francisco.
Owing TO the passage Of the =" early clos.
ing saloon law" we presume all our
saloons will hereafter be run az hotels.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of complimentary tickets 10 the
Hooks and Knicks ball next Monday even
ing.
New York politicians say Mr.. Cleye-
lands political future will depend much
on the Congressional elections two years
hence.
Al q ball in Virginia City last Saturday
night, Dennis Lynch took q shot at
George Purcell. the supposed cause being
Jealousy.
Miss Ida Shaw, Of Fish Greek, was In
town this week, undergoing an examina-
tion by the School Board for Q teachers
certificate.
Fred Plageman and his nephew, J. T.
P~lageman who were here interviewing
their customers, left for San Francisco
last Monday.
A Washington tSiate) editor has been
logged and run ont Of the State for hav.
ing forgotten to take TERRITORY of his
newspaper head.
Reno Gazette: Quite a number OF the
Legislative members went below last even
ing, but none Of them we're seen to buy
any railroad tickets.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining
Company has just levied another assess
ment Of one cent per share, payable on
the goth o. April. 1899.
Tomorrow Father Naitini will hold
divine service at IL o'clock A. NJ, and 7 P.
M.-subject Of discourse morning and
evening. 1.-The nth of Ireland"
1t Is stated that Mrs. Lsngtry and Fred
Gebhardt were married last Tuesday
The fact has just leaked out, but 9 denial lie
expected In q day or two.
The Carson Tribune says IL IL uni
v~ersAlly conceded that the late Legisla-
ture was the closest body that ever con-
vened at the State Capital.
William Elge tells the Austin R~eveiile
that there Is no show 20 get work at
Cortez. as there are Eureka miners there
already waiting for an opening.
The Government building at Carson IL
again IN trouble. The lime men and
brick men are ell clamorinR for their
money. but there is no "soap" in sight.
1t ia reported here that ]. b. Fulton,
formerly q resident OF this place, and at
one time Secretary OF the Eureka Con.
Company, recently died at San Jose, Cal.
Ex.R Representative Wren o. Eureka has
been recommended By Senator Stewart
aud the California delegation In Congress
for Commissions OF the General Land
Office.
d. 8. Shaw. OF Fish Greek. this county.
who was thrown from his wagon some two
weeks ago and injured. Ia getting along as
well az the oircumstar see OF his case will
permit.
At the Sheriff. sale last week OF the
Star Mining Company's smelling furnace,
the property was knocked of to A. Jack
son, az trustee for the lienholders. for the
sum Of 1854 rs.
The Eureka Con. Company will soon re-
ceive some 700 tons OF coke. several car
loads OF which arrives by every train.
This indicates that their furnaces will
start up In the near future.
Sam Davis. editor OF the Appeal and
Sergeant alarms OF the Senate, was
brought before that body the other day
and reprimsnded for frequent absence
when his services were required.
A stated Communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 10. F. a A. M, will be con-
vened at lie ball this Saturday evening
at z o'clock. All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
d. O. McQuitty, Fl. A. Oomins and
Richard Riepe, members OF the late Legis-
lature, arrived here from Carson last Tues
day evening, and left for their homes In
White Pine county on the following day.
Some Of the new members In the Legis-
lature express themselves as being dis
gusted with the manner In which much OF
the business was transacted at the late
session, and declare that they want no
more OF IL. Sensible men.
In the District Court last Wednesday
the case Of Charles Ladd, charged with
stealing bullion from the Eureka Con
Company. WAS set for hearing on the 10Th
Of next month. This is the frat time this
case has ever been set for trial.
Eureka and vicinity was visited on