Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-02-09
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Bar silver, 92k.
The flth instant will be 81. Valentines
Day.
Los Angeles is svamped under 9 food
OF tramps.
There seems 10 be a great cry and little
WOOL over the samoan affair.
Read Morris 4 Levy's tenth annual
clearance sale 10 another column OF this
paper.
Mrs. yanderlieih and daughter, Miss
Emma, left on Monday last for q visit 81
Carson.
Judee A. L. Fitzgersl left last Monday
for Winnemucca, where he will hold o
term Of court.
Trains on the @. p, on and after to-day,
w;Il mass Palisade west bound at $50 A. NJ,
and east-bound st 4:55 p. N.
The Bergman Bros. yesterday shipped
t5 tons OF one from the Queen mine 10
Salt Lake City for reduction.
No one has ever seen finer weather here,
a, this time OF the year, than VI have
been enjoying for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Msthewson game
over from Hamilton on Sunday last, and
departed The next day for California.
Tomorrow Father Nsttini will hold
djvine service in Ruby Hill at 3 O'Clock
and in Eureka at II A. NJ. aud P. NJ.
The bill which makes carrying on OF
s,ud. horse poker and hoky- poky games Q
criminal act has passed the Assembly.
James Campbell, formerly 9 clerk with
M, Karsky, left yesterday for the Bay,
where he expects to commit m~strimony.
Ex-senator James @. Fair Is again con-
fined 10 his bed through . relapse caused
by leaving his room earlier than was pru-
dent.
left Yesterday for q visit to his parents at
nice time.
The Appeal says that the 4" head gear "
hill 10 cause ladies ct q thester to give
other people q chance 70 see the top cur
tain should pass.
Assemblyman Dunkle arrived here from
Carson last Saturday. and returned on
Monday. He denied being 10 favor Of the
lottery business.
Geo. M. Payne, formerly foreman OF
the SENTINEL. has been elected Justice OF
the Peace OF Mountain Home, Idaho.
How are you, Judgef
Dan Dunkle and Dave Jones left yester-
day for q spin over to Carson. and from
thence will go TO San Francisco. and II
they like that village may conclude 10
buy II.
Died-In Roslyn, Washington Territory,
January 90. Andrew d. Haskell, Of pneu-
monlA, aged 81 years. Deceased WAS 9
former resident Of this place aud highly
respected.
Mrs. Yates, formerly q resident OF
White Pine, IL reported very Ill In San
Francisco. Her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
Acqill was sent for. and left on yes;er-
days train.
Voters OF Eureka county, II you desire
TO defeat q scheme inaugursted by 9 few
designing men, go 10 the polls, vote
"No" on every amendment, aud be sure
that you do not fail to get there in time.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. Is. +. & A. M, will be con-
vened at their hall this tSaturday) even.
ing At o'clock. All Master MAsons in
good standing are cordially invited to at
M. Levy. OF San Francisco, brother OF
aud William OF the hrm Of Nor
ris 4 Levy Of this place. arrived here on
Tuesdays train. Ho will probably leave
for his home 9. the Bay during the COM
Ing week.
Charles n. Haupt. an old Pacific
Coaster, and formerly q resident OF Eu-
reka. died at Haley, idaho. Last Monday.
He was o native OF Bingen -on-the- Rhine. |
Germany. where be was born the LIST of
May, 1855.
The Austin Reveille has changed pro.
prietorship, and 10 now published by @.
CArpenpr & Co. II has also donned 9
new dress, and makes q fne appearance.
The Reveille Is q good paper. and we wish
II long continued success.
Last Monday Afternoon the Chinese
living on Monroe street turned loose their
- freorackers and bombs-and
made q terrible noise. We do not Anow II
that was the winding up OF their New
Year or not. but we hope II was.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy came up
San Francisco Thursday. He has
finished up his work in the bursted Ma
tional Bank and turned tho whole busi-
ness over 20 . receiver. He Is here on
connected with the Diamond
mine.
There were no less han three fire
here Friday OF last week. No
great amour OF damage was done by them
all. A ChinamAn's wash house and an
other old building were consumed.
Several parties lost their clothing ct the
wash house.