Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-02-08
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Rsr silver, s7k.

Jndso Fitzgerald left las, Thursday fOi
Wlnnemucca.
Don't forget the social at the oper'
House tonight
10 to the 3Oth nit, 800 inches OF sno"
had fallen at Truckee. CAL
II is hardly possible hat the WINDOW
silver measure will pass the u 5. senate
rising barometer indicates fair
weather for a few days at least.
Cattle and sheep are reported to be dy'
ing rapidly in Lander county.
The sleiebing 10 about used up in town
Rare ground appears in many places.
An The blockades have been raised ex-
o.n, between Battle Mountain and Austin.
Fred Heitman was yesterday confined TO
his home with q severe bronchial ATTACK
During Judge Bigelow's illness Judge
Wells held court for him at Elko and
Reno.
A meeting Of 81. Johns Chapter No. .,
n. A. M, will be held this Saturday
evening at Z o'clock.
A tirst.rate remedy for ohilblains is TO
use a camel's hair brush and paint them
with tincture Of iodine.
The Senate has confirmed the appoint
msnt OF John W. Witcher as U. B. At
toney for the State OF Nevada.
We acknowledge the receipt Of compli-
mentary tickets to the Knights OF Pythias
ball on the evening OF the 18th inst.
Eight mail cars, containing nine days
yeatbound mail, arrived at Reno on The
29th. They contained 625, 900 letters.
Charles Reed, superintendent Of the
- ,.gpa Iafk ThnTudau Tor Nall
Lake. lie will be absent two or three
weeks.
The Salt Lake City election takes place
next Monday, and the general impression
now is that the Liberal party will get a
away with it.
Our doctors complain that this COM
munity is distressingly healthy, ana that
no, even a case OF la grippe has made its
appearance here
Msttoz Bros, Of the White Pine stage
line, removed their Office to the new
Office Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express on
the first Of the month.
The lose Of stock in this portion OF east
ern Nevada will be large. II will take q
number Of days yet, however, to ascertain
what the loss will be.
Charley Broy has been hauling ore
from the Diamond mine ell the week.
Last Tuesday he put a fiat snow boat on
the road to haul ore on.
Heavy gales prevailed on the English
coast on the 23rd. The wind In several
places drove water onto the land with such
force as 10 cause floods.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Gallwey arrived in
Liverpool on the 18th nit. We learn that
Mrs. Gallwey was sessiok two days, but
otherwise enjoyed the trip.
Judge D. O. Mckinney, formerly a resi.
dent OF Austin, Nevada, we'll and fayorably
known In this community, died at San
jose, Cal, on the 3rd instant.
The ocean steamers on the Atlantic
Ocean encountered the seyerest storms
that have been experienced for years past
during the middle Of January.
The Southern Pacific Company claim 10
have been damaged by the recent storms
20 the amount Of 5000, 000, the most OF
which was by washouts on the southern
road.
Postmaster Bartlett lie entitled to much
credit for the expeditions manner in
which he had the delayed mails distributed
on their arrival here last Wednesday after
noon.
Charley Goodwin OF the Salt Lake
Tribune ~denounces Windows Silver bill
and recommends the Western States and
Territories TO call mass meetings and sit
down on IL.
Last Wednesday when u was known
that the blookaded train had been sighted
coming up the valley. our Chinese citizens
celebrated the event by firing crackers
aud bombs.
The box office for the sale OF reserved
seats for the Knights OF Pythias masked
ball, on the 18Th instant, will be opened
at the Postofice bookstore next Monday
morning at 0 O'Clock.
sallie MCKINLEY. Greeley, formerly OF the
Modinley troupe, died In Montana on the
10th ult. she was formerly a resident Of
bh~srmantown, White Pine county, and
Was we'll known hereabouts.
The Independent says that between 90
and 100 persons In the town OF Elko have
signed q petition for q Communication Of the
death sentence Of Potts and wife. oon.
vioted OF murder in the irst degree.
We have received D. N. Ferry d Cos
Seed Annual for 1890. which In artistic de.
algns 10 attractive and gives list OF the
productions OF this enterprising firm.
Send TO Detroit, Michigan, for q copy.
The Eureka and Pallsade Railroad
Company will make nocessary trips TO
Palissde to bring forward delayed ireIghts
until Monday, when the trains will be
run on their regular days as formerly.
We are in receipt Of a Ane oolored litho.
graph presenting a birdseye view OF the
National Capital, including the site OF the
proposed Worlds Exposition OF 1902. and
permanent Exposition Of the Three Amer
icas.
John Wanamaker remarked In his
speech at the New England dinner In
Philadelphia. Shoot the man who spends
a penny for dishonest elections" Gel
your gun, Johnny, and come out 10 Ne
observation-disclosures.
Senator Tore, after being showed in al
his ranch for nearly q month, ran the
blockade and came in town last Monday
He left on Thursday for California. Dur,
ing his absence he will purchase some
very superior breeds Of sheep.
The blackboard from Palisade left there
last Sunday and arrived here on Tuesday
evening, bringing a scattering mail
There were three or four letters and a few
State and California papers for this place
the latest dates being the 3lst ult.
Henry Develin, a well known character
who has resided on Ruby Hill since th,
earliest days OF the camp, was found dea(
in his cabin at that place yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will take place from
Hjul's undertaking rooms at IL o'clock to
day.
During the recent snow blockade Their
we're some 800 passengers at Reno awaiting
an opportunity Of going West. Some o
them we're out of money and were fed b,
the railroad company. IL is cold comfor
TO be broke, snowbound and in q strang
land.