Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-02-15
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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,broueh the Postofice yesterday.
lake Nathan left for San Francisco for
a few weeks recreation last Saturd sy.
r T.. smith, the young Photographic,
and wife, left for San Francisco last Satur'
day.
I, ia reported that wood is selling for
s24 per cord at Virginia City and Gold
Hill.
kew, with string attached, was found
on the street and left at this Office for the
owner,
A. W. Campbell has been laid up with a
severe attack Of acute rheumatism during
the week.
Look ont for counterfeit currency. The
Reno Gazette ssys it is in circulation in
that city,
Henry Kind left last Saturday for San
Francisco, where be hopes to r~ecuperste
his health.
Charley Broy hauled from $50 TO 400
sacks Of ore per day during the week from
the Diamond mine.
Some Of the people who had the grip are
Dragging about IL; others have left the
Dragging to their epitaphs.
II ia not creditable for men to play
cards with boys, or in any mauner en-
courage them in v~iscious habits.
Mel Wines, after q few days visit here to
old friends, departed for his new home al
Butte, Montana, last Wednesday.
The Southern Pacific Company esti-
mates its loss by the blockade On the Cen
trail Pacific railroad at 81 $50, 900.
Miss Crawford. who has been visiting
Mrs. @. G. Wallace during the week, re
turned home TO Palisade yesterday.
SUPERINTENDENT Gilman Of the E. & p.
Railroad Company returned home last
Sunday evening from San Francisco.
Wm Sampson has composed a new
waltz to be played al the X. Of Z. ball,
which takes place next Tuesday evening.
Frank Wilson is getting along as well az
can be expected, but the smputation Of
five of his toes will probably be necessary.
Word has been received here that p.
Steler, formerly a resident Of this place. lie
lying seriously i'll Of pneumonia in San
Francisco.
Read the advertisement Of the Pacific
States Savings, Loan and Building Com
pany Of San Francisco, under the head Of
New To-day"
J, Feracy, who has been standing guard
over the woodpiles which we're seized by
Uncle Sam last Fall, left for Virginia City
last Saturday.
T. s.. Marohant. the lightning speed
drummer. came in on last Mondays train
and departed by the same conveyance on
the following day.
The Eureka Consolidated reports assets
OF $50, 900 above all liabilities. The stock
il selling at 81 per share, or al the rate OF
$500, 900 for the mine.
Jacob Bremenksmpf, OF the City
Brewery, left for Washington State last
Saturday. We understand that he has
gone to seek q new field for business.
F. L. Smith has a fine life size photo.
graph OF Mr.. James Wilson, Manager OF
the Ruby and Dunderberg Company, on
exhibition at the Postofice bookstore.
We are glad to learn that Dave Jones
Is getting along nicely. With he excep-
ton Of the loss Of q little flesh from his
frost.bltten toes, no serious results are an
ticipsted.
Ed. Morcom left last Monday for Wood
River and Butte, Montana. He thinks Of
adopting a mercantile life. and being o
tirst-rAte young man, we hope TO hear OF
HE success.
J. @. Ford & 90. last Monday sold 1000
or 5000 head Of wethers 10 Henry
RiVes 4 Co., TO be delivered June 1, or
Immediately after shearing. We did not
learn the price paid.
Senator Jones. OF Nevada, has made .
careful canvass OF tho Senate and says
that the vote In tina. body 10 favor OF free
coinage OF silver will stand % TO IS 10
favor OF sllyer.-Reno Gazette.
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fitted up, Both furnaces will be ready for
use by the time that the company will be
ready 10 resume smelling, which. probs.
bly,, will not be before the Let Of April.
The Toledo Blade 10 authority for the
statement that this Ia the wettest Winter
throughout the world for O period OF 200
years. The statement ia based on the rec.
ords KEEP, In the principal cities OF the
earth.
The back door OF the Opera House will
DO kept open until 0 o'clock, for the pur.
pose Of admitting maskers TO the ball
OF the K. OF P. next Tuesday evening.
After tha. hour no Admittance can be
had through that entrance.
The Times-Review Gays: "1n the val.
ley there are hundreds OF COWS and steers
the switches Of whose tails have been eaten
of TO the bone by their furnishing kind, and
many OF the horses are maneless and
nearly ~tailless from the same cause"
Harry Randall. an old White Piner and
mill man, left last Saturday on a visit 20
his friends In Kansas. Andrew Sohendel.
OF Morey, departed at the same time on Q
pleasure trip to San Francisco, We
w!sh them a pleasant time and q speedy
return.
A strange and unique funeral was the
one they had In Truekee ono day last week
where the cofhn was borne 10 the grave
on snow shoes, the pail bearers and other
attendants adopting the same mode Of
locomotion. II was the only way In
which the graveyard could be reached.
Ex-Governor Willard and wife, OF Ne
brsska, took their departure last Saturday
for San Francisco. After a few weeks
sojourning in California they will return
to Morey. where the gentleman contem-
plates making improvements on some
mining property in which he has become
interested.
Charley Bosko. one OF Ely's future boz
nanza kings. arrived here last Tuesday
and departed on Thursday morning on a
tour OF inspection to the Ely gravel mines
and thence TO Phoebe. His little brother
Frank, who accompanied him to Eureka,
continued his regular journey towards
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Andrew Lutey, formerly Of Ruby
Hill. but latterly in the employ OF Mrs.
A. l.. Fitzgerald, has been called to Car
son to visit her children at the Orphans
Home at that place, n OF them being
troubled with tumors Mrs. Lutey will
endeaVor TO find home in Carson. She
Is very deserving and we hope she will
succeed.
The Virginia Chronicle Is wrongly in.
formed about the late AL Titus. He was
never coal receiver for the Richmond
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