Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-24
HOME AND COAST.
v,,,sr, Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Irrigation Committee arrived Ia
Carson last Friday
a.. Emma Plumstead returned from
california last Saturday.
uo,. Thomas Wren returned from The
wi on Tuesdays train.
N. Merit and family left on Fridsy's
.,ejn for home in Caliiornis-
. n Thomss and wife left for Wood
~ Cal. on last Mondays train.
T@,on pos, No. 20, @. A. r.. meets TO-
o~ syepipg at half past 7 o'clock.
Han. Thomas Robinson was q passen'
ga, on Mondays train for Salt Lake City.
The Nevada State Board Of Education
has ordered Greek aud Latin studies 70 be
abandonedf
Mis- Halle Ford departed on yesterdays
,,.in for Mills Seminery, where she will
attend school,
M,.. VIM. Joannes and children, who
h.va been visiting at Elko, came up on the
train Thursday.
Mr,. Lang, mother Of Mrs. J. ". Lam
hs,,. arrived here from Salt Lake city on
Tuesdays train.
There will be 9 special meeting OF 81.
Iohnis Chapter No. 8, II. A. M, this
evening al half-psst Z o'clock.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Brehe died on Wednesday last and
was buried the following day.
@. b. Bullock, brother Of the late II. 3.
BuIIock. took bis departure BY train last
Monday for Georgetown, Col.
7, ia not true that the Brown. Sequsrd
eIixer idea organized In Berlin, although
A.. A.. LII 40 Ia sOmamhat 400 t0nic-
Miss Mary Young and her brother.
George. after Q i've weeks visit A. Elko,
returned home on last Thursday's train.
We learn that the remains Of the late II.
8. Bullock will be exhumed aud shipped
TO Woodland. CAL, next Monday for
burial.
Tho atten hon OF our readers Is called to
the Advertisement OF Mrs. Robert Crossan,
which will be found under the head OF
New To-day"
Mrs. Major Mccoy, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Mary ~Chappelle. ar
rived in Eureka from Redding. CAL, on
Thnrsday's train.
The shutting down OF the Common
wealth mill 81 Tusearora has resulted In
the emigration from that burg Of Q large
number Of miners.
The Chief OF Police at Cincinnati has
notified ball managers that Sunday per
formances and baseball games will not be
permitted hereafter.
Judge Eugene CARRIER Of the Superior
Court, who has been dangerously i'll With
pneumonia In San Francisco, IL reported
70 be fast recovering.
Irs a good thing for Columbus that he
10 out of the way. II ho bad to locate the
show Of '92 il would be q tougher job than
discovering America.
H.. N. Pyne. Of San Fernando. had Is
teeth extracted al Los Angeles Monday
and nearly died OF hemorrhage. He IL
slll in = dangerous condition.
Walter Walls. q white boy, and Ching
Lay. 3 ChinamAn, fell into q brick kiln at
Portland aud were badly roasted, though
the Chinsmsn may recover.
Augustus Caesar Raymond. q 49er. aud
who. in early days. ran pack mules over
the Sierras and carried goods from Carson
10 Virgins City, Is dead at Fresno.
A wonderful young Russian giantoss has
just reached Paris. Her name 10 Eliz-
abeth LiskA. She Is only III years Of age,
and Is already 8 feet Q inches 10 height.
@. b. Bullock. before taking his de-
parture from Eureka, appointed J. n.
Hill attorney-in-fact to act Tor him 10 the
matter Of the estate Of II. B. Bullock de-
ceased.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald received q dis
patch from Carson last Thursdsy. an.
~nouncing The sudden death OF Lieutenant
Governor II. @. Davis at that place on
that day.
Appeal: Congressman Bartine. who has
returned from the East. whore be has
been for the past six months. is OF the
opinion That there will be no special SEES
sion Of Congress.
Tomorrow Father NAttinl will o~ficisis
10 Ruby Hill at 0 o'clock A. N. and 10
Eureka at IL A. NJ, and 1880 p. N. Ne1t
Tuesday he will 60 on Q missionary "Trip
20 White Pine county.
Reno Journal; Andrlan Wheeler. aged
II, on getting angry al his brother, Farley,
aged is, Friday plunged Q pen.knlis into
his hip, severipg an artery from which the
boy nearly bled 10 death.
Homer Index. H~sy.shoyelers are 10
demand al the valley ranches. The hardy
mountaineer abbors such work, and won't
tackle II until the store-keeper and
butcher shnt down on him.
Tines Review: After remaining here
two sabbaths. and fading few PEOPLE even
upon nodding terms With the Lord, the
new pastor left on this mornings stage
for . moro fruitful field Of labor.
EImore (Idaho) Bulletin; Pete Can
Avan. door keeper Of the Idaho oonstitu'
tIonal Convention, took o run over TO
Baker City and was robbed OF $40 while
asleep In Fannie Halls bagnio.'
The late David 8. Terry and bis wife
made their wills aud gave them into the
keeping Of . mutual friend, q lawyer In
Fresno. the day before Terry was shot by
Deputy United States Marshal Maggie.
A Mexican boy was recently bitten by a
mad wolf In the San Andreas mountains
near Albuquerque. He suffered great
agony for a few days and died Friday. He
acted like a wolf during his last hours.
The Salt Lake Tribune says that Z. X.
Shear who has Just returned from Phoebe.
states that the railroad surveyors are max
Ing about elk miles per day In cross
sectioning the salt Lake and Los Angeles
railroad.
Peter Waddle. a milkmAn living near
Atlanta. will soon lead his ninth wife to
the altar, eight having died. The dead
are ali buried in his yard, aud each has a
tombstone. Waddle has the wedding
dress Of each hung In bIs closet.
One OF the Lo family, aged about 100
years, gave up the ghost last Thursday In
front OF the Methodist Church on Spring
street. He lay like a warrior taking his
rest with his blanket wrapped around
him. and his spirit peacefully passed
away 10 the happy hunting grounds.
The waitsburg Times man must be In
hard row OF stumps, judging from the
following: "To be too fat to work aud
100 poor 10 avoid u is an extremely I'M
nlaaaaA n.Alt.-r k.t ahaRn Ia ma