Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-19
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
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fresh ranch butter.
Johnny Moore, Of Morey. was 10 town
last Saturday and Sunday.
Max Cohn. son Of Hon. Gabriel oohn,
was In town over last Sunday.
The p%rettiess girls In town were at the
baseball grounds last Sunday.
A colt two hours old, by Baron Wilkes,
was sold at Lexington, KY, for s. 900.
sadler Company received several car
loads OF -four and hay during the week.
TIT Governor has appointed A. 8.
Longley a Notary Public, TO reside at
Palisade.
The trees around town are beginning TO
bud and Spring flowers are starting on
the hills.
A farmers daughter in Germany has
been sleeping now continuously since
March 9th.
DIR, J. r. N. Owen left yesterday morn
ing by private conveyance for Ely, White
Pine county.
Mrs. W. o. Mills, who has been spend
ing the Winter in California, returned
home last week.
Tom Trainor, after three months absence
AT Minneapolis, Mimi, returned home
last Thursday.
Thos. ]. Read, @. E.. left for Austin
last Monday and will return this way
again in q few days.
The weather during the past week has
been perfectly delightful, but IL began
showing last evening.
The census enumerstors want II under.
stood that ladies refusing TO tell their
oo .xa tfabIa az a fine of f40.
The United States Supreme Court has
exonerated Deputy Marshal Nesgle for the
killing Of Judge David 8. Terry.
d. j. Cotton. Auditor OF the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad Company, left last Mon
day on a visit to San Francisco.
Doctor Williams left last Wednesday for q
visit 10 California. He will probably be
absent six weeks or two months.
Henry d. johnson left on the train yes
terday morning for Salt Lake City, where
be intends to permanently reside.
Harry McTerney, Secretary Of the Eu.
reka Con. Company, left on Q two weeks
visit to San Francisco last Monday.
Chas. Read, superintendent OF the Dia-
mond mine, left last Monday for Salt
Lake, to be absent. about two weeks.
The serial story entitled " Betrayed By
Love-" now being published In the Austin
Reveille, Is sweetness long drawn out.
Joe Stewart, the Comstook sporting
man. broke q leg last Saturday night by
stepping of 9 high sidewalk in Virginia
City.
There are 5000 drinking saloons In
Chicago. Each pays q license OF $500 per
snnum. yielding q total revenue OF
nearly 81, 500, 600.
The faro industry is waning in Tus-
carora. The games are slimly attended
and all except white checks repose peace
fully in the tray.
Judd Riddle came up from the Hay
Ranch last Saturday, aud remained over
Sunday, exchanging greetings with his
numerous friends.
Rev. j. r. Hammond Ia to have charge
OF the editorial department OF the Austin
Beveille for q few weeks during the absence
Of editor Carpenter.
The young girls OF Eureka would no
more think Of jumping over 9 ditch than
q gang OF email boys would think OF
throwing snowballs.
Should the warm weather continue, ID
will be necessary in the near future TO
have the sprinkling cart put in opera
ton 10 keep down the dust.
These are good times for Kansas law.
yers. One member Of the profession in
that State has secured the Job OF fore
closing $4,000 farm mortgages.
Mrs. VIM. Graham Of Ely, sister OF
Thos. L. Haley Of this place, passed
through Eureka last Wednesday 10 Join
her husband in San Francisco.
Lander county intends to bring suit
against the State OF Nevada for the bal
ance not paid by the latter for the ex-
penses Of the last special election.
Oakland ia still on deck and the crAnks
who flew to the mountains 10 escape the
calamity are casting about for Q PLAUSIBLE
excuse for the failure OF the prophecy.
We acknowledge the receipt OF compli.
mentary tickets 10 the Grand Social OF
the Eureka Baseball Club, to be given at
the Opera House next Thursday evening.
The fishing season has commenced at
the Eureka Con. pond, and q number OF
youngsters may now be seen daily
angling for the gold colored little beauties.
Owing to the resignation Of Mrs. Wen
dell as teacher In the Eureka public
school. Miss Fanny Steler has been ap
pointed 10 teach the First Primary and
Miss Alma Mannheim the Second Primary
department.
The people Of Baker City. Oregon, did
some lively rustling recently. They
wanted smelling works located there, and
in one day S25 900 was raised which Sc
cured the coveted prize.
The Indians have been holding q big
f~andango in the hills between Eureka
and Ruby Hill during the week.
The red skins have been coming 10 from
all quarters TO participate.
The ladies are preparing for q fair 10 be
held next Fall for the benefit OF Father
Matthias work. Already q magnificent
crazy quilt Is nearly finished, and will
soon be the cynosure OF ell eyes.
A called communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. i6, F. Il A, NJ, will be con-
vened at its hall this Saturday evening
at 7 o'clock. All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
Frank Wilson. one Of the Eureka and
Palisade blockade victims, and who was
unfortunate enough to have his feet frozen,
left last Wednesday for San Francisco TO
have shoes with springs fitted to his feet.
Ernest Schendell and wife returned
here last Saturday after an extended trip
through California and a visit to his home
In Nebraska. Mr.. Schendell left for
Morey last Wednesday accompanied by
Billy Moore.
Mccoy Ohapelle, who has been en-
ployed as clerk in Cspron's drug store for
nearly two years, left last Monday for q
visit to his grandmother, Mrs. Mccoy, at
her ranch In Shasta county, Cal. We
wish him good luck.
@; W. O. Hutton. n Of the Directors