Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-14
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Par silver ss.h

Thursday.
In Pahranagat the horses have de-
veloped the grippe.
During the psst few days the price Of
stocks has improved.
J.. G.. Ford returned last Tuesday from
O visit al Carson City.
Thirty cadets failed 81 Annapolis recent
Naval Academy examination.
The California Legislature has passed
the Australian or secret ballot act.
Judge Cheney left last Monday for
Reno, where he will hold 9 term OF court.
Sheriff Lew Dunkle has an important
notice to minors, under the head OF " New
To-day"
Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment Of Titles sheep dip I'D. in smother
column.
Tribune: La grippe is becoming cpl
demic sgain in Carson, In fact, in all parts
OF the State.
Sol Hip writes up that three fourths Of
the people al Taylor and Ely are dow
with la grippe.
Enterprise: Business continues very
good in this city. Plenty OF big dollars
are rolling about.
Nearly every city and town In Idoho 10
securely bound in the embrace OF that
monster, la grippe.
A., E. Kaye, who took Q six weeks
pleasure trip to San Francisco, returned
home last Tuesday.
Assembly bill No. A makes the salaries
Of the District Judges uniformly $4,000
throughout the State.
Assembly man Mckay, OF this county,
haa Eaan annnfntaA nm Aha Infnt nOm.
mittee on Irrigation.
1t rained pretty hard the first Of the
week, and up to yesterday the weather
had not fairly settled.
Everybody is expected to attend the 81.
Patrick social dance at fhe Opera House
next Tuesday evening.
Sulphur and birthstone are on the free
list. SO Is salvation. Now, Nevada legis-
lators take Jour choice.
A plea-Sweet spirit Of Spring. please
send US some token, as soon as the back
bone OF Winter is broken.
Senator Stearns' bill TO amend the IL
o'clock law, repeats II in all the counties
except Storey and Washoe.
d. II. Hall. who has been visiting bis
relatives in Reno for a couple Of months,
returned home last Tuesday.
The Carson Appeal says the value Of the
estate left by George Tufy is nearer $40,-
900 than SIS, 00o, IS at fret stated.
The wife OF q poor mechanic in Omaha
is reported to have fallen heir to q $780,
O00. 600 estate in Bradford, England.
Assemblymen Fletcher and Trembly OF
this county voted against the Australian
ballot bill, while Mckay voted for IL.
The principal dairy companies Of 81.
Louis have organized . trust. They evil
IDENTIFY intend to milk I" their customers.
Silver State: BY private letter we learn
that the health OF Editor Kelley has some
what improved. We are pleased to hear
ID.
An exchange intimates that al The
average sewing circles there is more time
spent in ripping characters thar in sewing
dresses.
La grippe Is making ID hot for the peo-
pie Of the town Of Sutro. Half the peo-
pie in the place are down with the abomin-
able disorder.
One Of the western Nevada papers state
that every law passed by the present Legis-
Iature has cost the taxpayers so,OOO'
Pretty dear laws.
Judge Riyes returned home last Tues
day from Washington, ID. O. Mrs. Hives
Joined her husband AZ Salt Lake City and
returned with him.
A man has been arrested in low be-
cause he has four wives. II the charge 10
true the authorities should turn him
loose TO face the four.
The Salt Lake Tribune says there are so
many people down with the grippe that, as
one citizen says, ID seems as though the
whole Town was in bed.
Reno Journal: All the good bills intro
duced in the Legislature, IL enacted into
laws, are not to take effect until January.
1898, or January, 1895.
A San Francisco firm has sent 20,000
pounds OF fresh butter to Iowa. Hereto
fore the firm has been importing butter
from Iowa aud Nebraska.
A bill is before the Legislature TO
abolish the Office Of District Attorney in
each county and provide for the election
OF one for each Judicial District.
During the past few days several cases
OF 10 grippe have been reported here.
Thus far the cases are OF q mild form, and
we hope they may prove nothing worse b a
bad colds.
ST. James Church, Rev. George Leslie.
Morning prayer, litany and sermon at ii
O'Clock A. NJ. Evening prayer and sermon
at z p. NJ. Sunday school aud Bible class
at 1880 O'Clock.
A bill to provide revenue for the sup
port Of the State Government. introduced
by the Senate Ways and Means Com
mittee, reduces the State taxes from 90 90
rs cents on the 500.
The Committee on Ways and Means OF
the Senate have reported a substitute for
the Williams Board OF Assessors and
Equalization bill. 1t Is said TO be the old
baby with q new dress.
Arthur d. January, whom Governor
Waterman pardoned from prison about
six months ago on account OF his feeble
condition. died at his parents home in
San Jose last Tuesday afternoon.
Reno Journal: The bosses" see the
handwriting on the wall, and the Carson
back.action to the Comstock official organ
can now see no reason why the secret bal
lot bill should not become q law.
Reno Journal: Frogs are oroAking,
grass Is sprouting, robins and field larbs
are chirping and everything. even to the
bright sunshine on the snowy covered
mountains, indicate the spprosoh OF
Spring.
The SENTINEL is indebted to Assembly
man Mckay for a copy OF Senate Concur
rent Resolutions, relative to amending the
Constitution. Also, TO Assemblymsn
Fletcher for copies OF several laws passed
by this Legislature.
Among the twelve Acts which have be-
come laws ia the following, approved Feb.
10: "No regular session Of the Legislature
OF the State Of Nevada shall exceed forty
days. This Act shall take effect from and
after the End day OF April. 1884,"
AT the Catholic Church tomorrow there
will be Mass at 8 o'clock, and also at
II A. NJ, with a lecture In an
ticipation OF ST. Patrick's Day. Even
ing service at 7 P. NJ. Next Tuesday.
March 18th. Mass at s O'Clock A. NJ.
A bill has been introduced into the