Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-27
HOME AND COAST.
MATTERS of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

last Shtuiueyf
charley Greek came over from TuscA-
FORA last Tuesday.
wo,k has again been resumed In the
Eureka Con. mines
SENATOR'S Foley and Tore returned from
,be west last Saturday.
SENATOR'S Stewart and Jones are expect
al nome 10 q day or Two.
SENATOR Comins came In from White
Pine county last Tuesday.
% 10 the Postofice bookstore and zee
The {" Pigs in the Glover"
whats the matter with silver7 What's
,be matter with the ADMINISTRATION
Phoebe Record: Plenty Of unemployed
men can now be found on our streets.
District Attorney Treece Of White Pine
county was in town on Wednesday last.
The sprinkling cart has been In opera
lion during the week, and done good serv-
ice.
Hon. Thomas Robinson. OF Newark,
White Pine county, was in town last Tues.
day.
Berg expects 9 full supply OF straw
berries this evening when the train ar
riyes.
LAYING an egg eight inches In circum-
,erence 10 the recent achievement OF an
Elko hen.
Congressman WOODBURY. has returned
from Washington and will locate on the
Comstock.
Hereafter Austin Is 10 have 9 daily train
from Battle Mountain, instead Of three
times a week.
The Phoebe Record says the Early Clos
ing law will follow the fate OF the Anti
Treating bill.
Timothy @. Phelps, OF California, has
been appointed Collector OF Customs ct
San Francisco.
Two female tramps, who carry their
blankets and sleep in barns. are doing
Yolo county, Cal.
II 10 estimated that the bullion yield OF
the Comstock lode the current year will
reach 81, $50, 600.
Look out aud don't pay Uncle Sam Q
penalty on your licenses. They are due
and payable now.
The Odd Fellows ball last evening was
q very grand affair. and was highly APP
precia,ed by all present.
Ed. A. Skillman, formerly q resident OF
this place, but now Of Red Bluff. CAL, lie
here visiting bis parents.
The Appeal says there Is a movement TO
close Carson saloons on Sundays, favored
by q majority Of residents.
There are some 700 applicants for posi-.
tons In the Carson Mint, and there are
only some 10 places to be Oiled.
This is the time Of year when the email
boy loves to play " hooky." and they do IL,
too; but don't say | told you"
Fred Fisk and Joe Kelley. old timers
we'll known 10 this locality, have gone 10
0klAhomA to better their fortunes.
Murat HAlstead is dangerously III with
rheumatism Of the heart. His wife. who
Ia In Europe. has been cabled to return.
The naval contingent at the Washing. |
ton inaugural centennial will consist OF
about l 500 officers, men and musicians.
The news that the passengers aud crew
Of the Inflated DAnmark are ell safe 10
welcome intelligence 10 the whole country.
County Clerk Laurenson OF White Pine
county, informs us that the sitting of the
District Court begins at Ely next Monday.
Harry Jackson. Secretary OF the Sweet
water Mining Company at Seligman, who
spent u few days here, returned home last
Monday.
A proposition TO shut down on Sundays |
was put to q vote by the employees Of the
@. O. Virginia and WAS beaten by 9 vote OF
127 10 III.
Congressman Springer says that the
settlement Of Oklahoma Is Of much more
importance than the discovery Of gold In
California.
Geo. Freeland, the White Pine county
horse raiser. returned from San Francisco
last Tuesday, where he took o band OF
horses for sale.
d. Nathan, the clothier. left last We'd |
nesday for the Bay. to purchase his Spring
and summer stock Of clothing and gents
furnishing goods.
Daniel Meyer, the San Francisco banker
aud President OF the Eureka County Bank.
arrived here last Saturday, and remained
over until Monday.
John McAllister, aged IS years, SEN
fenced from Jackson county, Oregon, for
killing his father. is the youngest convict
In the penitentiary.
Superintendent Donnelly OF the Eureka
Con. returned from California on Thurs
day. This ia an indication that the fur
nAces will soon start up.
The sad fact is noted that while the
c~yclous often olears q mans land OF
aSaoN hdd ~ - a81 ~ va S"
TO blow of The mortgage.
The centenary celebration Of Washing
tons inauguration takes place next Tues
day all over the United States. What
does Eureka propose to do about in
Judge Wells arrived here Thursday
night aud left the next morning for Ely,
White Pin county, where be will COM
mence holding court next Monday.
Tuscarora Times Review: The Ladd
case OF Eureka is notorious for Its post
pouements. 1t begins TO look as II the Eu-
reka Con. didn't van TO prosecute.
A. L.. Progue. agent for Chicago cap
i~'aiists, has Inspected the Manhattan
group OF mines at Austin with q view OF
purchasing them and has reported favor
ably.
Read Morris & Levy's new advertise
ment in this issue. As they intend clos
ing out soon those who come early will
get great bargains in all lines OF dry
goods. etc.
A. O. Dietz Of OAKLAND has been or
dered TO close his saloon by the Common
Council. He has been arrested, but per.
sists in running the saloon, and calls for
ajury trial.
Somebody In Colusa has been eending
White Cap notices to people be doesn't
like; and some OF the latter are waiting for
the promised visit Of the White Caps with
loaded shotguns.
Kilrain telegraphs from London that
there is $50. 900 In that city TO wager on
himself in his fight with John L. Sullivan,
which takes place on the Sth OF July next,
near New Orleans.
Many Of the fruit rsisers in the State