Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-07-25
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Mrs. Senator Foley lef, for home last
Monday.
A man with q jsg is an artist. He
paints things red.
Tho latest New York quotation for silver
vas 81 90; lead, 81 40.
Mrs. Thomas Dale returned Tuesday
from q visit at San Francisco.
The Jury in The Horn case ct Reno
failed 20 agree and were discharged.
Twenty million acres OF the land Of the
United States are held by Englishmen.
Wells, Fargo a Co. last Friday shipped
Eureka Con. bullion valued at $4,000.
Notwithstanding the dull times. several
new buildings are in course OF erection.
Col. W. o. Mills and DR.. Fec, Of
Cortez. visited here the first Of the week.
Jimpson-What is meant by the horu Of
plenty? G~rogly-About 8 quart oil lager
beer.
There will be q meeting Of 81. Johns
Chapter No. s, II. A. M, this evening
at 1880.
DR.. Hamilton will visit White Pine
county professionally about the 10Th Of
August next.
Several men working in hay fields In the
vicinity Of Reno are reported having been
overcome by the heat.
Arthur Mathewson. OF Hamilton, was
here q few days ago attending to some
business In the Justice Court.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will ~ofioiate
In Ruby Hill al $50 O'Clock A. NJ, and In
Eureka At IL A. N. and 1880 P. N.
"R.,tler has again been consigned to
,ha - bastile " for 60 days, for disturbing
the peace and quiet OF this village.
A vein Of natural cheese has been dug
mn IN Iowa. A mountain Of rye bread and
lake of beer are being prospected for.
Harry Jackson. book-keeper for the
Eberhardt-M Monitor Company al Ely,
White Pine. 10 here visiting his parents.
Alexander Fraser has been appointed
manager of the Ruby and Dunderberg
Company's mines in place Of Mr.. Hooper.
II is reported that g pretty extensive
body Of ore has recently been struck in
the Ruby Hill Tunnel ~Company's mines.
One day last week three thousand peo-
pie sailed from New York for Europe.
What has become Of the /" Foul Hundred2"
A Michigan paper declares that a hen
there Matched eight chicks from one egg.
and that they are all living and doing
we'll.
Nv SA9A0aH RAaI /
iitany and sermon 81 IL A. N. Evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 y. N. Sunday
school At 1880.
IL lie said that the Mormons are settling
In Mexico In large numbers. II this does
not raise O disturbance 10 will be some
thing unusual.
Mrs. Psrnell claims to have compro-
missing political correspondence with
Gladstone, obtained while Parnell was in
KilmsinhAm Jail.
The Hawthorne Bulletin says; A big
strike lie reported In the Bulwer mine,
Bodie. The report Is that they have q 49,
foot ledge OF good ore.
There sre two Major McKinley's In
Ohio. One is the Republican nominee for
Governor, aud the other Is o Democrat
and resides at Mansfield.
Miss A. M. MAute, daughter of Hon. A.
Mantle, OF the Belmont Courier, and DR..
Spieker OF Maryland, we're married al
Belmont, New, last week.
A duck with four feet Is q curiosity
owned by James Stewart Of the York road.
opposite duiliord, Md. when swim
ming ID uses one leg ~ . rudder."
The wages OF shop girls In London
range from s35 10 $40 a year in che poor
est kind Of shops, and to $3.50 to $500 e
year in the aristocratic establishments.
Cinnamon are about 70 hydraulic the
mountain east Of Union Vile, Humboldt
county, placer claims having been dis
covered for several miles In the canyon.
An educated, accomplished young lady
OF Petosky, Mich. has split twenty cords
OF wood with her own hands. and has
piled IL nicely to season 1, for Winter use.
Last Saturday, in the Justice Court. in
the case Of O.. A. Mathewson Va. N. Bush,
70 replevin q certain amount Of ore valued
al $500. the jury gave . verdict for plain.
Sill.
A Boston doctor, several months since,
said thai the present would be the greatest
year for babies the world has ever seen.
The Boston M. d. was undoubtedly cor.
rect.
The Enterprise says that Virginia
butchers have been out OF sheep meat for
week, and II is believed the sheep men
have formed q combine 10 create q scarcity
IN the market.
Away down 10 Maine cold water 10 prov
ing q more effective remedy than the lock.
mp. A hose nozzle 10 placed inside the
drunkard's shirt collar and the water 10
then turned on.
The weather during the week has been
pleasant. the thermometer ranging from
rs TO SO degrees. Nearly every day II has
been more or less cloudy, and threatening
showers, but none came.
The Carson Appeal has opened . l0.cent
subscription list at its office. whore money
can be deposited for Mrs. Pratt OF San
Francisco. Q lady who gave As square In
ches Of skin to save Q life recently.
Carson Appeal: There 10 3 boy In Reno
whose hair always curls q day or two be-
fore the arrival OF o storm. When bis
bArometric locks begin to link the people
In his neighborhood prepare for rain.
M. X. Parson. while Al Toano. New, the
other day, bought 10000 pounds OF wool
81 from 13k 20 Is cents. This wool has
been shipped East. The price Is the low
est yet reported In this portion OF the west.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF the
big hood In 1874. which drowned IS per-
sons. About noon II became very cloudy,
and ct O'Clock in the afternoon II was
blowing q gale, with slight showers Of
rain.
Horse owners on the Reese river ranges
complain Of the work OF vandals In
denuding the animals OF the hair OF their
names and tails. Horses thus treated are
united for market for q couple Of years
NJ least.
Reno Gazette: Miss Mary Bray was g
passenger en- route to San Francisco last
Saturday, called to the dying bedside OF
the husband OF Nina Atohinson, who Is
well known here, being q graduate OF
Bishop Whitaker's school.
California is second on the list Of all
the States and Territories in the number
OF sheep and wool products, being only
second 10 Texas. In 1880 Texas had A.
725, GAO sheep, while California had 1885,
120. Oregon comes third In the production
OF sheep n wool.
Thursday evening. while on his way
home TO the Dunderberg from town.