Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Bar silver, %.
Travel on the Z. 4 P. Railroad IL We.
light. r
Thermometer 30 TO 100 in the shsde
aweek. io'
Progress aud Poverly-DdsC
car ct 81 adsy. "nss s"eo
Good Lord. We Ia
Ous lover Of Re- ~seecn 'hee Tor Apiente
+ s.s.~.
~ofali kinds during The past two
seeks has been quite dull.
The hot weather seems 10 have beer
general all over the State.
The Rloh nd Company will com
mepce smelling next Monday.
senator Jones is expected to put In an
appearance in Nevada shortly.
Fureks T.. A. 1918 K. OF L., meets nexi
Tuesday evening at bali. past Z o'clock.
Mrs. G.. A.. Fletcher. accompanied by
her two sons, went TO Elko last Monday.
Daring the recent hot term the water in
The jackson mine has receded some nine
feet.
The Carson Tribune reports the grass
diving 10 the Capitol square for want Of
water.
All the carpenters In town are engaged
10 putting up the Eureka Con. furnace
building.
Mrs. W. L. Davis, wife OF the proprietor
OF the White Pine News q. Ely, Is visiting
here for q few days.
Miss Fannie steler has closed her pri-
vs,e school In Eureka aud gone to MI.
Hope to take 3 school.
W. d. Dimick. owner Of the Dimick
mine at Typo, Nye county, has been in
town during the week.
new Postofice has been established al
Mineral Hill. this county. with Hattie L.
Murdoch a. Postmistress.
Damages in the sun Of $40. 900 against
the santa Fe New Mexican are sought by
II. P. MeKeyitt on . libel charge.
A. E. Cheney. Esq, accompanied by his
wife, will leave next Monday for California
where they will visit for a month. /.
Had it not been for the cool evenings
during tho week, our people would have
been roasted by the hot weather.
While Sullivan is drinking and carous.
ing with bis chums 10 New York, Kilrain
lie doing the same In Baltimore.
II we do not get q cloud burst before
this heated term is over our prognostica-
tors will be greatly disappointed.
Hon. p. N. Marker was thrown from
a wagon at Lovelock last Wednesday and
az arm and three ribs broken.
During the past week the thermometer
has ranged, during tho daytime. between
30 aud 100 degrees in the coolest places.
Mrs.. NJ. d. Foley Left last Wednesday
Tor Palisade. where she met her husband
and accompanied him to Salt Lake City.
The oldest inhabitant here says the
Of the past ten days has been the
hottest that he has ever experienced 10
,'elock A. NJ, at the Catholic Church, be-
ides the usual services at III O'Clock A. NJ,
md 7:ij P. n.
The atmosphere hereabouts has been
lazy and smoky for a week past and yes
erdsy morning it was cloudy, with indi-
atoms for rain.
The County Commissioners meet next
Persons having bills against
county should present them to-day to
Clerk Harmon.
All. Doten, a pioneer among the pio-
eers, was elected President OF the society
( Pacific Coast Pioneers, at a meeting
IN Virginia last Sunday.
An empty bead aud a full purse are
lore respected than the man Of sense
hose purse has been l%ightened by the un-
voidable shafts Of misfortune.
More than 600 babies died 10 New York
eek before last. and fully 800 In Phila-
elphiA, most Of them from ailments
uperinduced by the intense heat.
Henry Hip. Of the firm Of II. Wolthers
Co., Wholesale liquor dealers aud rec
ifers, ir San Francisco, was In town
eyerAl days this week interviewing his
ustomers. and yesterday morning left for
White Pine.
Alta: Russell Harrison has dined with
lueen Victoria at Windsor. and got
withou, using the table cloth for
napkin or drinking from the finger
owl. This is supposed to secure Repub-
lean success in Montana.
supt. p. +. Mcbride, Of the st. Peters
iold and Silver Mining Company, was
yesterday highly delighted over the ac-
luisitionoi another son being born to him
md both mother and sou are doing we'll.
bis e%xuberance Of joy he did not for.
the printers. who drank to the health OF
The entire outfit.