Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-11
HOME AND COAST.
Me tsrs of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

is cOnYAiesclnB- =,
Henry Riyes. Esq, left on Monday lss'
for San Francisco
Hank knight returned on Thursasy
from A visit to Cortez.
Tbs snowfall in this locality Is reported
40 be four feet on the level
The Eureka Con. refinery closed doWn
last Tuesday for the season.
How long, o Lord, how long is tnis
snowy weather 10 continuef
influenza is still raging 10 the Ola
World aud on this Continent.
Aman feels like going on his knees
after having been on 3 bender
man who frequently has the tremens
should marry q snake charmer'
The sleighing here was never better, and
all who can afford IL are enjoying IL.
Messrs. Riyes and Beatty, attorneys OF
this place, have dissolved partnership.
The snow blockade in the Sierra Ne
vada mountains was raised last Sunday.
Messrs. Wren 4 Cheney left for San
Francisco last Monday on legal business
From the latest Information We have. 10
grippe has not pu, in an appearance here
yet.
J.. n. Bradley, OF Elko, says the snoy 10
thirteen feet deep on 8 level all over Ruby
Valley.
In the neighborhood Of Beowawe, this
county, stock 10 said TO be suffering
grestly.s
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this week
seven bars Of Eureka Con. bullion, valued
ct SIT 1000.
Montana is oyerrun with blackmsilers.
garroters and blacklegs from all parts OF
the country,
A good way to begin the new year is 10
nav your debts that is, il you have any
and can afford it.
Miss Lou C~raighead, OF Elko county,
will teach g term Of school at Mineral
Hill, this county.
Miss Maud Rives returned from q visit
10 her aunt, Mrs. J.. l.. Fast, at PalisAde,
last Tuesday evening.
Reno Journal: j. l.. Wines is down
with ola grippe" and his doctor feels .
little anxious about him.
Nevada is dependent upon California for
its climate as we'll as for its United States
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
william Blair. who had his feet smpu-
tated last week. Is getting along ~ well a.
possible under the circumstances.
The snow between this place and White
Pine towns is very deep, and she roads In
some places are completely biockaded.
The weather prophets predict that we
will have cold, clear weather unhl about
the 25th inst, and then probably another
storm.
Sophia Bennington, OF Xenia, Ohio, has
given birth to her tw~enty-hfth child.
Her husband claims this beats all known
records.
When the big snowstorm wound up q
week ago to-day the snow was from i've TO
seven feet deep In the bed OF Goodwin
Canyon.
Geo. W. Baker, Esq, and family, left on
Monday last for their new home At Reno.
Their numerous friends here regret their
departure.
The Sacramento Bee, one OF the bright
est Of our California exchanges, has
donned an entire new dress and looks
handsome.
A case Is about to be tried in Hungary
where eighty women are charged with
poisoning their husbands. The evidence
is complete,
II commenced showing here again
Thursday evening, and was still showing
last evening, several inches having fallen
up to that time.
La Grippe has reached Pocotello, Idaho,
and the doctors report from forty TO fifty
cases under treatment, mono resulting
seriously so far.
Over in Newark Valley, White Pine
county, cattle and sheep are reported In
bad condition, owing TO the deep snow
and cold weather.
II Uncle Sam does not relieve the wood
under attachment hereabouis, there will
be q wood famine in this community be-
fore Spring opens.
A retired cattle dealer and farmer OF
Victoria. b. O., INDUCED In a little game
of draw poker last Friday. He quit the
table minus So, 200.
Carson Appeal: Rev. j. L. Woods has
resigned as acting pastor OF the Presby-
terisn Church to take charge OF the
church at Redding, Cal.
The Carson Tribune reports Miss Daisy
Moore, OF Gold Hill. as dying with the
lock jaw, brought on by q severe cold con-
trscted while sleighriding.
The free in the Anaconda mine at Butte
are extinguished and the bulkheads will
be removed next week preparatory 10 re-
opening the underground workings.
During the frat three days OF this week
the Thermometer ranged from thirteen to
fourteen degrees below zero. after which
the weather moderated considerably.
X. ID. Clark. manager OF the Cortez
Mines, Limited. in this county, paid q
visit here the first OF week, and was
warmly welcomed by his numerous old
friends.
Owing to the cold ana stormy weather
our wood dealers think their wood Is
worth So more a cord now than IL was last
Fall. consequently they ore charging $l2
per cord for it.
The late snowstorm and cold weather
has caused great apprehension among the
cattle and sheep men in this section, a. ID
ID feared that the losses will prove ex-
ceedingly heavy.
Dan b. Immel, . pioneer OF this town,
died on the 9th instant OF pneumonia, at
Redding, Cal. Deceased was q brother Of
Mrs. Cyrus Horn OF this place, and was
aged about so years.
This Winter bids fair to be as stormy o.
that Of 1852, the first Winter the whites
spent in this part Of Nevada-when, as
they expressed II. 10 showed thirty.two
days In q month.-Ex.
We are informed that the snow In
Mound Valley. Elko county, was three feet
deep after the last snowstorm, and ID was
thought that q large number OF the cattle
grazing there would die.
The joint quarterly statement Of the
Auditor and Treasurer Of this county M
to Jan. 4. 1890, published in another part
of to.day's SENTINEL. shows q cash bal
ance on hand of SIS, Ill G3.
Last Monday morning the thermometer
at Mr.. Wenban's house az Cortez register