Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-07-27
HOME AND C0AST.
Waiter, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Mrs. A. l.. Fitzgerald 1915 iA' monuA>
a.. visit in California.
N, and Mrs. Geo. W. Baker returned
tom Reno last Tuesday
Ub., are the wild waves saying7 We
have kissed aud made up.
y,,,;o Brown returned last Saturday
tom a ak weeks visit in Californis.
oi,cus relieved the people Of Helena,
uont Of 50, 900 in two days last week.
y n powning has bought q third inter.
- IN the Reno Water Works for $35 900.
roited states Timber-Lsnd Agent Snod.
.ss returned last Saturday from San
francisco.
Far the frst time this month there was
.nitea respectsble shower OF rain last
Wednesday.
John W. Mackay has gone TO New York
Civ 10 meet his wife, who has returned
from Europe
In the District Court. In the case OF
ssdler vs.. Haley, q compromise was Of
ieeted last Wednesday.
r. sadler's youngest son, Alfred. who
has beef. laid up with mountain fever for
Two weeks, is improving.
Mrs. j. G.. Ford and daughter, Miss
Halle, returned last Thursday from an
extended visit In the East.
Theodore Winters has refused the offer
q, $685. 900 by Senator Hearst for Joe
Courtney, Ell Rio Rey and Jose.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will ~oficiate
in Ruby Hill ct Q O'Clock A. NJ, and In
Eureka ct IL A. M, and TAB P. N.
During the past week the thermometer
- .Ia,t 90 Iauraaa l,.fn1 sAa
day, with cool and pleasant evenings.
During the middle Of the day ct Csrlin
on Sunday the thermometer touched l04
degrees 10 the coolest place in the village.
The only trust that gets beat lie the cor
per grocer trust which works with g slate
and a piece OF chalk.-Washington Capt.
tai.
The great art OF modern pugilism-To
know how TO fight 10 rounds without get
ting hurt yourself or hurting you oppo-
nent.
Joseph II. Henry and Joseph Lindsey ar
rived 10 town last Thursday on business
connected with the mines al Union Dis
irict.
Mrs. Potts, under conviction in Elko
county for the murder Of Miles Faucet, ia
said by the Jail officers to be . holy
terror"
". r. F. Deal, Esq, OF Virginia City,
who was counsel for James T. Brady
10 the Coriez mining suit, left for home
last Wednesday.
There is q woman 10 Troy who 10 such
an artistic enthusiast that she tries 10
create family jars that she may decorate
them.-Troy Press.
II IL currently reported that the Rich
mond Company will commence smelling
next week. Teams have been ordered 10
commence hauling charcoal.
John +. Edwards has started East from
Los Angeles to answer q charge OF EN-.
bezzling $40. 600 five years ago. Edwards
"a now able TO pay his debts.
Cassidy will also settle at Reno. Then
they will fence the town in.-Virginis
Enterprise. Not much. Cassidy would
not swap Eureka for two Reno's.
Salvador is q thifty animal for q three
yeAr-old. He has run three races in three
weeks, and captured 10000 In stakes.
This lie better than prize-ighting.
Parents will do we'll to read the sdyer.
tisemsnt O. the Sacred Heart Academy,
ogden City, Utah. which will be found
under the head OF " New To-day"
In the case Of whitmore Vi. McGregor,
Assessor Of Nye county. the judgment Of
the Court was 10 favor Of the plaintiff.
A stay OF proceedings was granted for 10
days.
Only seven cents per pound is charged
for watermeloDs in our market. Wonder
what the dArkies in the South would
think OF selling watermelons BY the
pound.
On the frat day Of the coming State
Fair there Is TO be an auction sale OF all
kinds Of the best stock in the State.
Entries for the auction sale will close
September /.
II 10 said that the belief that the Eifel
tower causes thunder storms 10 becoming
an article Of faith In Paris. Never have
thunder-storms been 30 frequent there as
In the last fortnight.
No decision will be rendered In the case
OF Boomhower vs.. The st. Peters Gold
and Silver Mining Company until Judge
Fitzgerald has personally inspected the
property In dispute.
II will be seen by advertisement In an.
other column that Napoleon Dupont is
running a stage line between Taylor and
Phoebe. which lie 3 great accommodation to
the travelling public.
The lawyers have been kept very busy
In the District Court for the past two
weeks. A good portion OF the time Judge
Fitzgerald held night sessions, for the
purpose Of expediting business.
The ex-husbands Of & Chicago woman
met the other day and formed two baseball
mines, agreeing 10 hold Q picnic and
match game when the Divorce reaches
her silver Qtwenty.afth) husband.
Butte Mining Journal: Mrs. Don Nc.
Nieoll has arrived 10 Butte from San
Pablo, Cal, and will make this city her
future home. Mr.. McNicoll Is connected
with the hrm OF John Caplice x 20.
Las, Wednesday was tho anniversary Of
the big food here on the Gath OF July,
1874. when IS persons we're drowned. About
IL o'clock II clouded up and there were
strong indications for another food, but
only a gontle shower was the result.
Down at the Eureka Con. works the car
penters are putting up a roof over The en-
CINE aud boilers. They have been de.
layed for the want OF lumber, but expect
sfnll supply to-day, when the work OF re-
building will be pushed energetieally.
Last Thursday the little 7-yesr.old son
OF 3. p. Peterson. while playing on Mob
Hill, was run over by a cart and had his
collar bone broken. DR.. Williams fixed
the little fellow up and he Ia getting along
as we'll as possible under the circum-
stances.
During the past ten days our town has
looked quite lively, owing to the liti-
giants and witnesses in attendance on the
Cortez mining suit. But when they left
Tor home last Wednesday morning, the
old village returned to Is normal condi-
ton OF dullness,