Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-25

Some Of Their Sayings at Theii
Meetings.

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The sazArac Lying Club has been hold.
ing day and night sessions during the
entire week. and we quote some Of their
sayings. viz:
That r. Ssdler intends being the noxi
Governor Of Nevada.
That W. II. Sweeney does not care .
pin about being reelected Sheriff.
That District Attorney Breen lie fully
convinced that marriage is q failure.
That the railroad shovelers offered Bill
Beard So per day to go along and sing for
them.
That Il. K. Morrison will be elected
President OF the Sszarso Club al its next
meeting.
That Billy Smith says his business is
booming, and that be was never happier
in his life.
That jake Nathan is going 10 San
Francisco in 9 few days 70 marry . oele-
brsted actress.
That Jack Pardy is generously spending
the $4,000 that he drew In the New
Orleans lottery.
That the Reno people want the Nevada
Mint moved from sleepy Carson TO their
wideawake town.
That four out Of the six Of our school
msrms will be married during the ap-
preaching Spring.
That Matt Schatzlein is anticipating o
trip TO Germany. on mstrimony intent,
there Is no question.
That Abe Kaye and Harry MoTierney
intend starting sampling works here
early in the Spring.
That the "stove sharps" will be severely
punished for the lies they have told about
the railroad blockade.
That in the near future Eureka Ia TO
have q Board Of Trade that will make the
Reno Board look silly.
That no one has asked Acting Super
intendent Cotton when he expected the
blockade will be raised.
That the grass-widowe rs h~ereabouts are
praying for more storms, SO that their
wives cannot return home.
That Boney Ayrss Is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Jackson House, and will
run 10 on the European plan.
That this weeks SENTINEL contains
more news than either the Examiner or
Chronicles that are expected to arrive
aoAo VI AO4s doy
That the entire community Is highly de-
lighted with the weather Of the past two
months, and want q continuance Of 10.
That Recorder Beard would accept the
Republican nomination for Governor Of
Nevada II rendered him on a clean plate.
That Henry Rives, Esq. who was
blocksded at Palisade for two weeks, rode
home on horseback from therein 45 hours.
That Tom Haley says beef will be lower
in the Spring, owing TO the number OF
cattle that have persisted during the
storms.
That some 81. 800 had been lost by the
Eureka Colony" in gambling at Palisade,
and that landlord Baum had won the
most Of ii.
That when news Is received from Wash
ington, that the silver question will be
settled TO the entire satisfaction Of all the
silver people.
That Jim Morris says he lie going 70
emigrste to sumo country where the rail-
roads are not blocksded for two or three
weeks al q time.
That Tom Wren and A. e. Cheney are
having a high old time at Reno there can
be no doubt, and wouldn't come home II
they could.
That the kids who went down on the
train last Wednesday, as snow shovelers,
telegraph back that they are having q
perfect picnic, and that everything Is
lovely.
That Assessor Wallace who lost his
Sack" at Palisade and went TO Elko, wal
Jailed at the latter place for not paying
bis board bill, al the instance of the pro.
prietors OF the "Gem."