Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-15
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

q. +. Talbot, Esq, Of Elko returned
home last Monday.
Dennis O'Lesry has written That he vii
return here this Summer
Johu Hunter. foreman Of the Corsez
mill arrived here last Thursday.
Aus,iu T. ellison has been appointed
postm aster at Winnemuccs, New.
The Carson Appeal has donned . new
dress and looks quite sc~rumptious.
Coupty Clerk Laurenson Of White Pin
county returned to Ely Last Wednesday.
The SENTINEL is under obligations to
senator Stewart for public documents.
The comfy Jail is empty, prisoners
zone. AT least this was the case yester-
day.
Charley Reed, superintendent Of the
Diamond mine, left yesterday for Bali
Lake.
John MCGOWAN, the Mining Recorder at
Secret Canyon, was In town last We'd
nesday.
sberif Sweeney left with the Curnow
brothers for the State Prison at Carson
last Monday.
Governor Stevenson has appointed Alex.
Wilson as a Notary Public, to reside In
Ely, White Pine county.
All OF the witnesses in the case OF the
State against William and Nicholas Cur
now left for home last Monday.
J. r. Wheeler, of the Wheeler Brothers,
started last Thursday for their sheep
camp near Hot Greek, in Nye county.
Mary Schmidt commonly known as
"Fat Mary died at her residence on
North Main street yesterday OF ls grippe.
Governor Stevenson has named Friday
the 4th day Of April, 1890, As Arbor Day,
and requests its obser vance throughout
the State.
Conductor Crowley has resumed his
duties on the f. & p. railroad and j. N.
Rousey. has returned to his position on
the @. p. railroad.
Jake Nathan returned home from San
Francisco last Thursday. Jake saws,
barrin' the rainy weather down there, be
had a delightful visit.
Thomas Robinson and Charley Vain
right came in from Newark last Monday.
The former is again suffering from q
recurrence Of sciatica.
What's the matter with sadler2 Johnny
Hill must have the grippe. Goods offered
at wonderfully low prices for cash. Cash
tellbi now esh ipi PtAScSs
Henry Rives, Esq, and Messrs. Wren q
Cheney LETT yesterday for Carson, pre-
sumably to attend the Circuit Court In
the Government timber suits.
2. F. Mcbride. superintendent Of the
Wbalen Consolidated Mining Company,
accompanied by his little daughters, came
in from Antelope District last Thursday.
The Ruby Hill railroad track is still
covered with snow in the cuts and bends;
between the sheds il ia about 10 feet deep
and the sheds are flled nearly to the
roofs.
The roads leading ont OF town are all
in bad condition. The snow has melted
of In many places leaving mud and slush
so that IL 10 neither good for ~sleighiDg nor
hauling on wheels.
lie Roy Coil returned here last Tuesday
after a months absence In California.
He reported having been detained in the
snow sheds on the @. p. railroad at Blue
Canyon and Cisco, for two days and q
half.
Messrs. Baker 4 Wines, Mrs. J. l..
Wines and Master Cleve Baker returned
home 20 Reno last Monday. They were
accompanied by Miss Aggie Hall, who
will visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Baker,
tOF Two OF tuIte mDnthb.
William Timson, Jr., came over from
Hamilton last Monday and on Wednesday
departed Tor San Francisco, where be
expects to go TO Alaska and take q posi-
tiou with Cutting a Co., as bookkeeper at
their salmon cannery.
Through the kindness OF Senator John
p. Jones the SENTINEL has received .
supply Of garden seeds from the Depart
- a n.-
sons desiring seeds can get them by max.
ing application At this office.
The dance to be given by the Star Band
next Monday evening will be q very pleas. |
ant social event and no doubt will be well
attended. The thanks OF Eureka's pleasure
seekers are due the band for stepping In
SO OPPORTUNITY on st. Patrick's night.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will ~oficiate
II being the eve OF St. PAtrick's Day, the
evening service will comprise . discourse
on the heroic life OF lreland's greatest
patriot. Monday morning the mass IN
honor OF 81. Patrick will be at 8 O'Clock.
The weather during the week WAS
~chsngeable. Last Saturday and Sunday
we we're visited with frequent showers.
These were followed by cloudy sky and
cold damp atmosphere. II showed
little on Wednesday but clear spring-like
weather visited US for the balance of the
week.
Owing TO the continued bad weather,
depth OF snow, and the engagements in
court on April 18th OF the parties managing
the property, the public sale 81 Seiigman
OF the property belonging to the estate OF
Eugene N. Robinson, and of the
surviving partners, is postponed until
May 7th, at / o'clock P. N.
Last Thursday evening the chandelier
at Haley's butcher shop fell from its
hanging onto the marble meat slab. A
nre might have been the result but for
George Rodman's presence OF mind.
Only one OF the the lamps In the ohAnde-
lier was lighted and this he caught be-
fore IL had q chance to upset.
Under the head Of "New To-day" will
be found the announcement OF the Eureka
Star Band that they will give 9 social
dance at the Eureka Opera House on
Monday evening next. the 18th OF March.
admission Of lady and gentleman will be
81 80. The band will furnish their own
music for the occasion.
Jake B~remenkampf returned home last
Thursday. He has said nothing TO us
about bis trip, but we regret 10 learn
from him that his son Herman has been
laid up with diphtheria at Salt Lake and
we may add that we are glad TO say
that his son is getting better. The lad
has had his share OF trouble, young as he
Is.
The San Francisco UnempIoye ed.
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