Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-22
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

lagt Me00truhg W
Parsons wishing garden seeds can get
them By applying at this ONCE
II Wilson returned home from the
sara Of bis focks last Thursday.
We would like to know what Boss Sad
ler thinks about burning feathers.
Ma d.. W.. Levan has been quite i'll
with la grippe for several days past.
Thu Eureka Con. furnaces are all
covered in and about ready to start up.
yesterday the ore teams were moving on
Main stroet a good deal like In days OF
yore.
pete Larsen left here yesterday for
Montana. where he intends to try bis
fortune.
There was very little snow and scarcely
any frost in England during the past
Winter.
The roads between town and Ruby aud
Adams Hills are being put 10 repair Tor
hauling ore.
Robt. NJ. Beatty, Esq, Is comfortably
established in his new law office In the
Opera House building.
A Democratic Mayor was elected in
Rochester, New York, last week, for the
first time in IA years.
In order to properly observe the require
meuts Of the Lenten season some liars tell
nothing bu. fish stories.
A Michigan mathematician calculates
that 1900, 900 people in the United
States have had la grippe.
Johnny Lambert has been rushing the
season during the week with fresh aspar-
agus and other garden sass.
An average OF eight cars OF ore per day
were freighted out OF the camp 10 tran
sit to Salt Lake during the week.
Fred L~oschenkohl is again working in
the Z. 4 p. car shop at Palisade. He will
move his family there next week.
A. Calm left on yesterdays train for the
Last, where be goes 10 select q choice
stock Of ladies' fancy dress goods.
Henry Riyes, Esq, Hon. Thomas
Wren and A. E. Cheney. ESQ., returned
from Carson last Thursday evening.
All Masons Of the Scottish Rite are re
auesied to meet at the County Clerks Of
fee tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
william Tonkin and AL Merkley. who
have been quite Ill with pneumonia, we are
pleased TO state are rapidly recovering.
Wm. n. McGill returned here last
Thursday from Salt Lake, and departed
for his home in Steptoo Valley yesterday.
There are bat few cases Of Ia grippe oc.
curing here now, and most Of those who
have been afflicted with IL are improving. |
John DAILY. Of Newark. after a months
visit in California, returned home last
Saturday very much improved in health.
Eureka Commsndsry No. 2. Knights
Templar, will meet this evening at SO
o'clock. All members are requested 10 at
tend.
Tomorrow Father Nattlni will hold
divine service In Eureka at IL o'clock A.
NJ, and 7 P. M, with the Stations Of the
Cross. 4
The largest chewing gum factory in
this country, is al Elgin, ILL., has failed.
Has the American girl quit gum-chewing
10 Lent.
T. NJ. Hughes, who shot aud killed
Frank d. Romayne in the Salt Lake
Tribune Office some months ago, has been
acquitted.
DR.. Hagar found q gold bracelet near
the SENTINEL Office a few days ago. The
owner can recover II by calling at that
gentlemAn's residence.
-Four years ago Miss Davis, a seamstress
Of Victoria, b. O.. invested 5000 in 100
acres Of land in Washington, recently she
cold il for s3s. 500, cash.
The SENTINEL lie under obligations TO
Controller Hallock for q copy OF the
Secretary OF Wars report upon the war
claims Of the State Of Nevada.
Sam Davis says: Senator Foley opposes
the Lottery bill on moral grounds in San
francisco, aud votes for /, In Nevada. OF
such is the kingdom Of heaven.
nrsfTg--- III - UaT
Hip, at Ely, came over from that place
last Tuesday, and after a few days ~sojourn
left for San Francisco last Friday.
Chauncey NJ. Depew advised the New
Workers TO establish q perpetual fair, so
as TO prevent Chicago from getting away
with the surplus wealth Of the world.
The will q the Indiana man who left
S35, 1000 70 found a home for old maids has
been declared invalid by the Court. the
testator having been of.unsound mind.
The editors wife returned last night
from a ak weeks visit below, and no more
solo with the boys.-Truckee Republican.
Nor with the girls, either, it is to be hoped.
Times-Review.
The opinion OF the Supreme Court In
the case OF James G.. Ford & Co., appel.
lants vs.. Charles MeGregor. respondent.
will be found on the first page Of to.dsy's
SENTINEL.
In the Eastern part Of the State some OF
the anti-lottery editors set burglar alarms
on their doors and windows to prevent be-
ing tempered with by lottery agents dun.
ing the night.-Sam Davis.
81. Patrick's Day passed of quietly In
Eureka. The social dance given in the
evening by the Eureka Star Band was a
pleasant affair and much enjoyed by those
who participated In dancing.
Mrs. A. l.. Fitzgerald ted last
Wednesday for California for the benefit Of
her health. She will frat visit her
mother, Mrs. Mccoy, in Shasta County,
and then some health resort.
strange epidemic is raging In some
parts OF Russia. The victims are afflicted
with insomnia, and fall into a profound
slumber, which is followed by death.
The physicians are completely bafled.
The Reno Gazette hopes to see the
next Republican Conyention adopt a plank
in opposition to lotteries, thereby putting
themselves on record as lovers OF good
government, for these are squslly times.
A young man-and not on the Niger
went out for a fight with the tiger;
"Twixt the turn and the chip
There is many slip;
AND the health is still good OF the tiger.
Here Is the way a Texas Justice con
eiudes a marriage ceremony: Them
that this Court has joined together let
no man put asunder, and suffer little
chlidren TO come unto them-so help me
Reno Journal: The plains are strewn
Win dead cattle from Winnemucca to