Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-01
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Inm IIhNlhA -
Tho new snow has again improved the
Read s,rsus' new jeweIry advertisement
in to-day's SENTINEL.
r., ,be House, Chicago captured the
worId's Fair on the eighth ballot.
Ths f. & p. Railroad Company sold
ovsr ZOO tons OF hay during February.
p.oo JouruaI: Judge Bigelow ia out OF
danger. but not yet able TO attend to busi-
ness.
The theatrical benefit TO Mrs. James @.
blaine. Jr., in New York City, netted
$1,000.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped six bars Of
passine bullion during February, valued
at SO. GOO.
Jobn Jacob Astor, the wealthiest man
IN America. died Of heart disease in New
York last Saturday.
There wero twenty mining claims re-
corded in Lincoln county during three
weeks ending the 18th inst.
Martin Piantoni is said TO be getting
ont a big lot OF ore from the Dead Broke
mine, which be will ship to Salt Lake.
At Grass Valley, Cal, men have been
making from six bits to q dollar an hour
sboyeling snow from roofs aud porches.
Miss Lizzie Weekend left last Monday
for Napa, CAL, where she will pass q few
months visiting her monther's relatives.
Frank varnum, for several months past
in the employ OF Johnny Lambert, has been
very III during the week with 9 heavy cold.
The County Com missioners will, meet
next Monday. Persons having bills
against the county should present them
to-day.
Dom. spoil the good sleighing by throw
ing asbes on the track. IL 10 just as con-
yenient TO throw them q little on one side
OF the road.
The recent cold snap has caused many
OF our people to go barking around with
bad colds, and imagining that they were
afflicted with the grippe.
Lost-A pair Of gold framed spectscles,
No. is lens. In a Russian leather case.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving them at this Office.
Johnny Pitchford. a composition on the
SENTINEL in 1882. died al San Francisco
last week. HI was about 3S years Of age,
and left a wife but no children. .
The Hooks and Knicks Hose Company
have concluded to give a grand masquer.
a ball on the 18th OF March, and intend
20 make il the iete Of the season.
The District Court will be In session
Monday, when the case Of the Curnow
brothers, for the alleged killing OF VIM.
Courtney, will come mp for trial.
Jim Purcell, formerly q typo In this Of
fee, has been down with la grippe at Butte.
Montana. He had a bad spell of sickness
from IL. but ia again hale and hearty.
Governor Stevenson lie now asked to re-
fund over 500, 600, which the stock.
holders In the Kentuok Company claim he
has illegally diverted TO his own use.
From all we can learn the outlook for q
prosperous season ahead OF us Is exceed
ingly good. After Winter breaks mp our
hills will be swarming with prospectors.
The petition which was 30 numerously
signed at Grass Valley. Cal, TO have Miss
Florence Byrne retained ~ Postmaster
at ihatplsce, has had the desired effect.
Three cows. Of the lot OF cattle that
have been feeding at Frank Carroli's cor
raj for the past few weeks. died from the
severe cold weather we have had during
the week.
Tomorrow Father NAttini will ~ofieiate
in Eureka at 8 O'Clock A. N. for the COM
municants. aud also At IL A. NJ. snd7P. M,
with the Stations OF the Cross at the even
ing service.
Miss May Tipgley, having received by
telegraph the announcement that her
mother is lying dangerously Ill at her
home in New Brunswick, n. g. departed
for there last Monday.
A Johnstown man, who was drowned, ID
was found had two wives and two families
-one In Philadelphia and another In
TAI-- T. L. liz 80.
promise was made with both.
During the snow blockade 10 January,
beef went up to 10 cents per pound In San
Francisco, a circumstance which proves
almost oonclusively that San Francisco
relies on Nevada for its beef supply.
Walter Tonkin has purchased the house
on CLARK stree, formerly owned and oc.
cupied by r. K. Morrison. which he will
shortly furnish and remove into. MIS-.
Tonkin arrived homo last Saturday.
A stated Communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. l8, +. 3 A, NJ. will be con-
vened at its hall this Saturday evening
at o'clock. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
Benjamin Jenkins, who murdered his
wife at Virginia City, New, Last septem.
Der, has had his trirl. and the Jury rem
dered q verdict Of m~anslsughter. He was
sentenced 10 ten years In the State Prison.
The proposed new railroad from Salt
Lake to Los Angeles now presents scenes OF
activity bewteen Milton aud Glover Val.
ley. IL IL expected that not less than
5000 men will be al work between those
points . few weeks hence.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned last sAtur-
day from Ely. where be had been prepar-
ing for the trial OF the case OF Mrs. J.
Walcott against A. r. Watson. On the
same day Henry Rlves and A. E. Cheney,
EGGS, returned home from Carson, where
they had been on legal business.
About six weeks ago the State Board OF
Trade sent a circular letter 10 every sheen
man In the State asking information as TO
that industry. Not one has been replied
TO yet, but II may be owing to the storm.
The Reno Gazette hopes that the wool.
" will take interest enough In the
matter to reply, and furnish such infor.
nation as is at their command.
Eugene Geraty had one Of his fingers
irostbitten while shoveling snow on the
+. Il P. railroad last Wednesday afternoon.
He was not aware OF IL until he got aboard
tho train homewRrd bound, when be
struck IL against something and found II
was hard az = rock. HAY Ranch Dick "
was aboard and prescribed the usual
method OF rubbing with snow, and the
nnger came out the best Of the frost-bite.
n 6OO-TOuud Gold Nugget.