Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-09-13
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Mrs. William HAmlyn and mother lei'
Yesterday for Oalifornia.
DR.. Corbiere, the dentist, will leave next
Friday.
p. II. HUI returned last Saturday from
two weeks visit 10 Colorado.
The man with tho hoe IL cultivsting Q
new field this year, the political field.
To the young maid marriage is alottery,
but 70 the old maid IL is . grab bag.
Tho Fall fights commenced here last
Taesday, when several scrimmsges took
place.
Law Gould once wrote sn essay on hon.
esty, but that Was many years ago., when
be was a boy.
The reception Of The news here Of the
Republican Convention nominees did not
cause much enthusiasm.
when a man talks a great deal they call
"a criticism; when q woman talks Q great
deal they call II gossip.
The frosty nights last week had the et-
feet OF running nearly all the vegetables
being raised in this locality.
Mrs. Henry Zsdow ieft for Colorado
last Monday 70 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Pepper. for a couple OF months.
W. II. Leet returned here from Nys
county last Monday, and took the train on
the same day for San Francisco.
Gen. Tom E. Haley returned from Salt
Lake City last Thursday. He says they
are booming the City Of the Saints.
NJ. Karsky will In a few days receive
large stocks Of dry goods from New York
all the latest novelties In this line.
@. p. Mefiy, a White Pine mining man,
passed through here last Monday IN his
way 70 visit his relatives In California.
There are but very few Indians about
our streets jus, now. They are out gather
ing pine nuts for Winter consumption.
Have you registered II not, 60 and at
tend TO II al once, for every voter lie ex.
pected TO do his duty at the polls this
Fall.
Frank Paul, a White Pine delegate to the
Democratic State Convention, passed
through Eureka on his way 10 Reno last
Monday.
The State University term commenced
with rs students-more than has ever be-
fore been on the rolls 81 the commence
ment Of q term.
Elisha Locke, Of Ourrsnt Greek, Nye
county. left yesterday for the Shenandoah
Valley In Virginia, to visit his mother and
his twin babies.
According 10 DR.. Cballie, woman's aver.
age life is longer than mans and In most
parts OF the United States her expectations
Of life is greater.
Next Monday being q Jewish holiday,
our Hebrew merchants will keep their
stores closed until 6 O'Clock in the even.
ing Of that day.
Charley Reed, superintendent OF the
Diamond Company's mines, returned
from Salt Lake City last Saturday, &C.
compsnied by his wife.
John Henry Wieland, the eldest son OF
the late John WielAnd. OF the Philadelphia
Brewery. died last Monday at his resi-
denee in San Francisco.
Lost-on Main street. last Tuesday
night. g pair OF spectacles In Q case. The
finder will confer 9 favor on the owner by
leaving them at this office.
Mrs. A. jackson, Of the Jackson House,
returned nome last Thursday from 9 I'VE
months visit in San Francisco, where she
placed her daughter at school.
The Eureka Con. has about completed
ell repairs and Improvement, and expects
TO start up the works some time next
week and make an extended run.
Hank oronant, ticket agent OF the Il. q
p. X. r.. Co. at this place, has been granted
two weeks lay of, and during his alb
sence Judd Riddle will I'll his place.
Ed. Leventhal, OF the County Hospital,
brought TO the SENTINEL office this week Q
sack Of the largest and finest potatoes ever
grown in Eureka county. They are daisies.
DR.. W. Bronson formerly q prominent
and successful physician on che Comstock.
died at Oakland, CAL, on the 4th instant,
he leaves a wife and two grown dsugh-
tiers.
Boss Sadler left Wednesday morning for
the Democratic State Convention ct Reno.
On leaving he said he thought be would
return with the nomination for Governor
In his vost pocket.
Ex- Governor Blasdeil arrived here last
Saturday, and the following day Left for
Treasure Hill. Whits Pine. for the pur-
pose OF looking after some OF bis mining
locations ct that place.
Father Nattini will o~fioIAte tomorrow
In Ruby Hill ct Q O'Clock A. NJ, and In Eu-
reka at IL A. NJ, and Z P. N. After the
morning service the meeting Of the Altar
Society will take place.
E. II. Rose shipped some ore 20 the re-
duction works 10 town this week which
worked at nearly q thousand dollars per
ton. He took II from the Woodchopper
mine In Spring Valley.
Reno Journal: Mr.. II. Yerington has
never cast q vote In Nevada. but he seems
20 have more "~infooenoe" In political
matters than any other two men, except
Cleveland aud Wallace.
J.. ]. Baird left on Wednesdays train
for Topeka. Kansas, where be goes 10 a.
tend a meeting OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge l. o. o. f., OF which body he is O
member from this State.
John B. williamson. 9 delegate from
White Pine to the Republican State Con-
v%ention. returned here last Tuesday, and
sfter visiting q day with his old friends, |
left for home on Thursday. |
A meeting was held last Wednesday at
tho Catholic Church for arranging the de-
tails OF the Ladies' Fair. which Is expected
10 take place at the Opera House the last
three days OF next October.
George Bliss. who has been superinten.
dent OF the Eureka Water Works for q
number Of years, left Wednesday for Reno.
where he will reside In the future. He
was accompanied by his two sons.
II will be seen by advertisement In An
other column OF to-day's SENTINEL that
Chris Beck IL DESTROYS Of selling his ranch
and stock. The property Is situated In
Newark Valley, White Pine county.
Rev. W. III. I. Houghton arrived here
Thursday, and will hold services At
the Episcopal Church to morrow morning
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and in the evening at 2
O'Clock. Sunday school OF l o'clock.
Hank Storey slipped from . ladder In
she Hamburg mine one day during the
week and came near seriously hurting
himself. However, he came of luckily