Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-04
HOME AND COAST.
NJ. .srs of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Sleighing during hne MVe -.
Dom, forge, the dancing sc"0O'
evening. .Lo IN,
We have ANYTHING here to make ON
bspnv. except " Ia grippe"
-. A. s5is, X. OF L.. meets mex
r.osdsv evening at z O'Clock.
! ,o,nes,ers have been having
Ins cosstipg during the week.
SEC ,bree hours yesterday afternoon
~ ~ A twelve inches OF snow Tell.
~I-ua.,bsr for tho past two day has
.omnosed Of snow, blow and sleet.
a. .dsee. AZ the days begin to
.so,ben 40 The cold begins TO strengthen
In TO this writing they have had "a
inches OF rain 10 San Frsncisoo 'nis sea-
son.
The BOARD Of County Commissioner
wiII meet next Monday. Hand In your
bills.
Fco.noe spd Tom and Jerry were the
drinks mostly In demand as usual on New
Years Day.
Father Na.tini left on his mission 10
GAN Francisco last Monday, to be absent
some two weeks.
The next sitting OF the District Court in
White Pine county will begin on Monday,
the goth instant.
Thanks 10 the Sullivan Kelly Company OF
sacramento for q copy OF their calendar
for the year 1890.
". E, Griffin, Wells. Fargo A Cos agent
at this place. returned last Tuesday from g
visit to California.
The eminent Catholic divine, Father
Bouchard, died while serving mass In San
Franoisco last week.
j.. II. Shoemaker returned from San
Francisco last Thursday, looking quite
hearty after his trip.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
ton OF W. 2. Griffin as Receiver Of Public
Moneys at this place.
Johnny Green. who formerly worked for
Remington, Johnson Il Co.. 10 in Ban
Francisco hunting q job.
In the District Court Of Elko county
Mary A. Cole has filed a petition for a d.
yoree from Hiram Cole.
Mrs.. J.. L. Fast and son, who had been
visiting here during the past week, re-
turned home last Monday.
Gsll-Poking your nose into another
mans business and advising him at the
same time TO mind his own.
Il Ia strong ~presumptiye evidence when
you find your ~neighbor's rubber stuck in
the snow near your w~oodpile.
II has showed here, more or less, every
day for two weeks past, and was still COM
ing down heavily yesterday and Last even
ing.
Professor Charles Ashburner, the geolo-
gist, died at Pitisburg last week. He was
AL expert 10 the Richmond-Eureka Con.
suit.
We are indebted 10 the Russell d Nor
gan Printing Company. OF CINCINNATI,
Ohio. for a spleudidly illustrated calendar
for 1890.
The Winter term Of the Public School
10 Eureka will next Monday,
with the same corps OF teachers as al the
last term.
Amos Plummer, OF Mineral Hill. came
In town last Saturday and returned home
last Monday after attending TO some busi-
ness here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. r. Watson were over
from Ely the early par, Of the week con-
sulling their attorneys on the Joanna
mine lawsuit.
p. p. Mcbride, Superintendent OF the st.
Peters Con. Mining Company. Antelope
District, csmo in town and will remain
over Saturday.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has the
thanks OF the SENTINEL for a copy OF his
annual report for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1889.
Richard Ryland has been relieved and
william Woodbury. has been appointed
Supervising Architect Of the Government
building at Carson.
Posters are out announcing the post
ponement Of the sale OF the property Of the
ss.ate OF Eugene N. Robinson, deceased at
Salismen, until April IS.
Mr.. aad Mrs. @. W. Baker returned last
Tussday from San Francisco. They OK
Ysct % leave next Monday for Reno. where
iaey viii fssi3e p~ermanently.
Igss saadeS sn OF the San Fran
cse1 Carouiclc egutsinsd forty, and the
En liaeF Tort faul pages. These papers
are s4ow .ns e great dhal Of enterprise.
Ia ths case Of Ire STATE ". II. p. Kane.
IL be District Court, charged With brand
ing a calf, ~ Try failed 10 sgree, stand.
ing nine o. 3qnlstal and TIRES for con-
viction.
Sunday sch0o. hers aud schoIarg will
please take notice .st there viii be q
Sunday school exercises tomorrow 81 81
James church, unless they hear she
church bell ring.
Joe LAM came in from his ssneh with
milk as usual yesterday, and reported that
1t had taken him an our 20 get through
one snowdrift, and that morning was the
worst be had ever experienced.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16. +. 4 A. NJ, will be convened
at its hall this Saturday evening at Z
O'Clock. All Master Masops In good stand
ing are cordially invited 10 attend.
j. NJ. Crawford ran Engine No. 6 up
from PalisAde last Thursday evening TO see
how the new coal box would work. This
IL the first engine that has ever been fired
up on bard coal on the f.. d p. railroad.
New Years Day was obser we'd in Eu-
reka by the closing OF all public offices
and a few places OF business. There were
no services in suy Of the churches, the
clergymen all being absent from towr
DR.. Corbeiere, the dentist, is . clever
gentleman and a good workman and his
business engagements may detain him
here longer than ho anticipated, but hit
departure will not DO much longer pro
tracted.
The Eureka Con. funace was run dow
last Monday on account Of repairs, anc
drifted snow adding greatly to the expeuseI
OF working. The company is still buy
ing ore. and dividing il with the Richmond
Company.
The Z. & p. train, which left here yester
day morning, had not arrived at the Hs,
Ranch At 4;30 in the afternoon. The Hay
Ranch 10 20 miles from Palisade. wher,
the train should have arrived at the latte
place at 4 O'Clock p. n.
A subscriber asks II New Years, IL q lie
gal holiday. Yes. IL is. There are si
national holidays. viz: New Years. Wash
i%sgton's Birthday. Decoration Day