Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-12-13
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Get ready for Chris tmss.


Get ready for Christmas.
Silver closed yesterday In New York I
81 05.
During the week the weather has bee
clear and cold.
Supt. Read Of the Diamond left for Sal
Lake last Monday.
Good mshogany wood sells al $40 pc
cord In this market.
The Tribune predicts a gay social sea
son at Carson this Winter.
Tickets for the masquerade ball can b
had OF members OF the band.
Some rich mining strikes have beer
made near Belmont recently.
The indications are that we will hav
fine weather for the holidays.
The Farmers Alliance has q member
chip OF /, ,2s9, 500 In % States.
The Postoffice bookstore has q fine ss
soriment Of all kinds Of books.
A majority OF the predictions In thi,
section are for an open Winter.
Some good silver-lesd properties on
White Pine mountain are for sale.
The Postofice bookstore has Q fine dis.
play Of goods suitable for the holidays.
The Silver State advocates the oreaniza-
tion OF q Board Of Trade at Winnemucca.
Mrs. Robert Crossan left last wednes-
day for q visit at her old homo in Canada.
Go and examine the great array OF toys
and holiday goods at the Postoffice book
store.
The Eureka Con. will start up another
furnace as soon as full supply Of coke is
received.
Mrs. J. b. Hicks. sister OF Mrs. A. Skill
man, arrived from San Francisco last
Thursday.
II Is not good for man TO think too
much. He should work little for rest
and change.
A. E. Cheney. one OF the newly elected
Judges OF the District Court, left yester-
day for Elko.
Hank Parish was 10 have been hanged
at Ely yesterday. We have no news OF
the execution.
The masquerade ball to be given by the
Star Band on New Years Eve promises 10
be Q grand affair.
Mrs. O. G. Wallace. accompanied by
Miss Ada Mannheim, left last Wednesday
for San Francisco.
The Montana papers say miners are
everywhere in demand In the camps OF that
State ct 50 so day.
1t Ia reported that the Anaconds mine
and works al Butte are about 10 be sold 10
an English syndicate.
Boss Buckley snd wife passed Winnie
mucca last Saturday, en- route from San
Francisco to New York.
snow-plows are running on the Central
Pacific in the Sierras. The sheds are re-
ported IN good condition.
The Grand Jury, which has been In
session some two weeks, will make their
final report next Thursday.
Mr.. Parnell, the great Irish leader IL to
become a political outcast, with no one 10
love him but Mrs. 0'Shea.
Dell Williams, publisher OF the Genoa
Courier, and Miss Lydia Adams, were
married in Carson Nov. 27th.
Joe. Dsjou is working about eight men
IN his Whippoorwill mine. The Whip
poorwill is looking and yielding we'll.
Mrs. Fred White and two children, and
Mrs. A. P. Willmath. OF Fresno. are here
visiting their mother. Mrs. II. Storey.
The Travellers Insurance Company.
Jhch hIusf hkontt uas ouE tuhuhs iOk
copy OF their elegant calendar for 1891.
W. T. @. (Ruf1 Elliott 10 having his
third trial at Bakersfield, CAL. for the
killing OF John b. White In Inyo county.
Hon. T. J. Bell. Of Nye county. was
elected to the Assembly, in place OF
Warburton, as has been previously stated.
Joe Regli and family left last Monday
for visit at their old home in Switzer-
land. We wish them pleasant journey.
"Can Christians be politioisnsT" They
can. but they will not be elected to any Of
fee in these days II they stick to their
faith.
The first official census by towns is given
out ct Washington by the Census Bureau,
and II rates the population OF this town al
1909.
Phoebe Record: Since the draft on the
mines business seems slightly depressed
and the saloons close mp earlier than
usual.
In the District Court, the case Of Boom.
hover vs.. VIM. Whalen, which commenced
Thursday morning, was stili on trial last
evening.
Owing 10 the low price Of silver. the
shipments Of ore TO Sal. Lake and the Eu-
reka Con. furnace during the past week,
have fallen of.
The shortest day OF the year occum
Dec. gard. After that the sun begins 10
climb higher and the worst OF the Winter
will soon be over.
A gentleman out in Chicago bonsh. his
little son Q toy pistol for fifty cents. Ten
days afterward 10 coat him fifty dollars for
o handsome headstone.
Tho President remarks with voluptu.
ous feeling Of pride that we shall be dead
In love with the Mckinley bill when we
become more intimate with 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy left for CAlifor.
ian on Mondays train. Mr. Cassidy was
unexpectedly called away on important
business, but will be back soon.
The mining outlook for next season In
this section is good. This 10 independent
OF the passage of free coinage measure,
which would make ID still better.
Judge vanderburgh OF the Supreme
Court at 81. Paul, Minn.. has decided that
O ticket bought Of "scalper" is valid
and must be accepted by she railroads.
Two OF the Assem- blymen.e elect reported
In several OF the State papers as Republi-
cans, viz, Groves, Of Humboldt. and
Hansen, Of Douglas county, are Demo-
Gratis.
Not drop Of rain fell in San Francisco
during the month OF November, some
thing unprecedented In the history OF the
State, but they have been getting enough
of ii this month.
Parnell, the Irish idol, has been con'
victed OF climbing into another mans
hammock, which demonstrates that he 10
not such sincere believer In Home Rule
as he pretends to be.
The smelter ut Phoebe Is handling 90