Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-12-20
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Mex. Thursday will DO Christmas.

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10 Lamberts.
The President is about to issue . World
Fair proclamation.
The weather for the past week has con
sinued clear and cold.
Ex. Congressman Cassidy returned from
the Bay last Thursday.
The Eureka Con. Company started an
other furnace this week.
DR.. James Williams returned Thursds,
from . professional visit in Nye county.
Alexander Mccullough and daughter, o
Nye county, have been in town severs
days.
Tho SENTINEL extends thanks to Senator
Stewart for copies Of the Congressiopa a.
Record.
Uncle Dave Hall left last Wednesday fol
Reno, where he will probably locate per
msnently.
superintendent Read OF the Diamond
Company returned from Salt Lake City
last Thursday.
An experienced lady teacher is wanted
in the Grammar department Of the Reno
public schools.
The Grand Jury was discharged last
Thursday. Their report will be published
in our next issue.
The Diamond tunnel has been en-
countering some punches Of good ore dur.
ing the past week.
The fight over the estate OF the late
Governor Stevenson has been begun, the
two sons being pitted against the widow.
"There IL nothing new under the SUM-"
a. The small boy said when he sat down 10
mia nan panfa uaaAQ nuh NJ his lahhario ola
ones.
The Eureka Il Palissde Railroad Com
pany last Sunday ran one OF their new
snow plows over the road TO see II 10 was
ell right.
Our public school closed yesterday for q
vacation during the holidays. II will
commence again on the first Monday In
January.
Lawyers Dennis and Macmillan have
attached The works OF the Etns Mining
Co., located in Galena, for legal services
performed.
Captain II. II. Day. the celebrated min
ing man, and we'll known all over the
Coast, died at Salt Lake City last Monday,
aged go years.
The year 1896 will be q leap year, but
there won't be another until 1904-st least
so says the Elko Independent, which
ought 70 know.
Claude Ford returned last Tuesday from
California. where he has been attending
school. He will spend the Winter here
with his parents.
O. r. Bicknell, OF Carson, has sold his
residence to G-overnor-elect Colcord, and
will remove 30 Los Angeles after the
Legislature adjourns.
Harry Carpenter, formerly q resident
OF this place, arrived here from White
Pine ON Thursday, and left yesterday
msrning for Mexico.
The Tuscarora Times Review has entered
upon It's 25th volume and 18th year. IL
has the SEsTISEL's best wishes for In.
creased prosperity.
Only S95 20 remains on the delinquent
tax list OF Douglas county. This 10 no
doubt the smalles. delinquency shown by
any county In this State.
Governor Frank Bell has discharged bis
Private Secretary, L. @. Stevenson, upon
the ground that the latter was absent too
much OF his time from the State.
A woman founded daily Journalism.
The hrst daily newspaper WAS the Daily
Courant, established In London in 1902 by
Elizabeth Msllet. and edited by her.
Adam Mclean aud Charles MeGregor.
Treasurer and Assessor OF Nye county,
have been in town several days attending
10 some legal business for their county.
Johnson Sides wants to know why sn
Indian hasn't the same right to have q
Christ as 9 white man. Probably he has
II. like Sam Davis, he doesn't spell 1t with
AK.
Ogden Standard: Owing TO dull times
CEASED by the curtailing Of the lottery
business, funerals In New Orleans will
henceforth be conducted without brass
bands.
DR.. Schneider can show you. among
other things at Cspron's drug store, the
handsomest bottles OF ore ever put up.
They are unique as presents to send TO
your friends.
Carson Appeal: The latest thing in
garters is q blue elastic band and the in
scription in red silk, "no trespsssing al
lowed" Several pairs have already
reached this city.
Bart Powell returned from California
last Saturday. where he had been attend
ing school. He will spend the Winter
here, and be employed as O clerk In DR..
schenider's drug store.
Governor Bell has been notified by
Commissions Gof that 1874. l79.9S acres
In Eureka Land District has been APP
proved to the State in part satisfaction Of
she 1900, 900 acre grant.
Reno Journal: Perhaps q good many
people don't know why freight isn't lower
in this State. 1t Ia because Nevada has
been exempted from the provisions OF the
Interstate Commerce bill.
A Berlin statistician reports that the
number OF suicides in the various countries
of Europe, including England. was IS per
cent greater between 1880 and 1890 than
during the preceding decade.
The building OF a gigantic smelling and
refining plant at Salt Lake lie being
agltated in that city. The present plants
are not large enough TO use up ell the ore
produced in the surrounding country.
The editor OF the Genoa Courier 10 am.
bilious. He has only been married q
couple Of weeks, and yet 10 his issue OF
the 5th inst, there appears in heavy black
type the following: "Wanted-A boy"
A stated communication Of Eureka
lodge No. 16. F. Il A. M, will be con-
yened at its hall this Saturday evening
at baii.past Z O'Clock. All Master Ma
sons are cordially invited 10 attend. Elec'
ton Of officers.
Managing foreman Alex. Fraser has got
the new engine at work ON the 700-level o.
the Dunderberg mine. 1t Is a good lot
done, and was accomplished without thu
aid Of an assistant mechanic. Alex. hal
no superior in hardness around q mine
The Examiner has accomplished
laudable act in starting the Christina
fund for the numerous orphsns OF Sai
Francisco, and more than n litsl'