Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-09-26
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

n dletrossiukig heatthJs
Six inches Of snow fell al Hamilton
White Pine, last Tuesday night.
The Reno Gazette advises driving th,
lin horns aud yags out Of Reno.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Episcopal church tomorrow.
oun Treasurer Gregovich left Mon
a.y 10 attend the State Fair 81 Reno.
Fueepe Howell, OF seligmsn, made Z
diving business visit here last Tuesday.
Nelson, the great trotting stallion, made
mile in 2:10 at Grand Rapids, Michigan
Tbe State National Bank at Boston has
had sls,1s0 returned TO IL ss conscience
money.
Miss Mary Chappell left Monday to visit
an aunt and other relatives at Kansas City,
Missouri.
Miss North, OF Eureka. arrived In Reno
vesterday TO attend the State University.
Reno Journal.
Quite an exodus Of our people left on
Mondays train, some OF them 10 return
here and some not.
Genial John s. Gregory. travelling agent
for T. Chevslier & Co., OF San Francisco,
was 10 town last Sunday.
IU6It II = bAAch LIZ aDAo 1unN "
IN wood, bay and grain, either Of which
are Just as good as $40 pieces.
The shooting match between Billy
Hooper and James Jury will take place as
soon % the birds can be procured.
The Indications now are that none OF our
smsliers will be In operation this Winter
after the Eureka Con. closes down.
Ten boys were arrested at Virginia City
the other night for violating the 5 o'clock
ordinance. They were fined s. each.
Judge Fitzgerald left Monday 10 hold q
term Of court at Elko. He is expected 10
return home by this afternoons train.
The Elko Independent says: The
Tuscsrors stage comes down loaded 10 the
guards with people leaving that camp.
The London aud Westminster Bank Of
London, England, has recently been rob-
bed BY clever thieves OF about $3.50, 900.
Miss Dollie Monroe returned from San
francisco last week, where she went to
make settlement OF an estate left to her.
Mrs. M. d. Foley arrived here las. Sat
nrday on her return trip from Chicago,
and left on Monday for her home In Reno.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald will hold q term
OF the District Court at Belmont, Nye
county, commencing on Monday, October
blh.
Bodie was visited by g snowstorm last
Tuesday. Weather shArps predict that the
coming Winter will be Q long and severe
one.
Officer Nash, who was shot by Ortiz in
Reno Thursday, Is improving, although
his physicians have failed 10 locate the bull
let ~ YET.
Dick Bergman, the Beckerleg Brothers,
Jack Kitchen, and two others have leased
the will mine OF Joe Dejou for
two years.
A scapegrace placed q tie across the Ruby
Hill railroad track last Saturday, which
narrowly escaped throwing the ore train
of the track.
The fight between Mitchell and Gal
Iagher, which took place In San Francisco
Wednesday night. was won by Mitchell In
fourteen rounds.
Mrs. Robert Kennedy. her son and
daughter, OF Duluth, MINI, are said 70
have fallen heir 20 q fortune in England
valued at 50, 000, 900.
Balmaceda, the ex.President OF Chill,
Killed himself with q revolver in Santiago
las, Saturday morning after vainly trying
80 elude his pursuers.
Carson Tribune: Senator Stewart IL feel
Ing the public pulse n shaking hands.
Astonishing how genial public servants are
on the eve Of election.
Father Nattini 10 expected home this
morning. Tomorrow, Sept. 9th, be Will
hold divine service at 8 and IL O'Clock A.
NJ, and also at 1880 P. NJ.
KArsky, the dry goods and clothing mer-
chant, is now receiving BY every train
large stocks OF new and elegant goods.
Drop In and see the new styles.
Mrs. /. @. q. whitmore, accompanied
BY her four children. who has made an e.
tended visit In the East with her parents
aud friends, 10 expected 10 arrive home to-
dsv.
The Remington Paper Company OF
wAtertown, N. Y, has brought suit FOR
500, 900 against william Il. Hearst OF the
San Francisco Examiner for breach OF con-
tract.
A number Of miners having been laid
of in .he Richmond, Eureka Con. and
Williamsburg mines, has caused some OF
them 10 look for pitches" 10 other local.
tiles.
Itis reported here that q brakeman on the
Central Pacific 9 few days ago shot . man
a. Palisade while the train stopped there.
We have been unable 10 learn further par
ticulars.
his reported that Zirn 4 Schultz have
resumed work on their mine OF Pine Nut
and are taking out the same immensely
rich rock. Men have been put 10 work In
other parts Of the camp.
Aoslled communication OF Eureka Lodge
No. l6, +. Il A. M, will be convened al its
Hall this Saturday evening ct Z O'Clock.
All Master Masons In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
Last Tuesday evening q heavy rainstorm
set In, accompanied by lots Of Wind. and
lasted for ak or seven hours. Next morn.
ing Prospect Mountain and the Diamond
range OF mountains were covered with
snow.
A lad only four years old died 10 New
York Last week OF alcoholism. He had
been intrusted by his father TO carry home
Q bottle OF whisky, and on the way tip
pied until be became dazed and finally
unconscious.
During the late thunder storm some
thing gave away under ground at the Eu-
reka Con. mine near the surface, and left
q big hole in the dump. b thunder
storm was q bangor. IL shook Eureka TO
Its foundation.
Mrs. Alexander Mccullough, OF Duck
water. Nye County, sent TO this office this
week q box Of splendid apples and plums,
for which she has our shanks. The fruit
raised on her ranch cannot be excelled for
size and favor In any country.
The Eureka Con. Company made q clean
mp Of ore at their mine last Saturday,
which was intended 10 be the last to be
worked at present at their furnaces. II
pays the company TO ship their low grade
iron and lead ores 10 Salt Lake.
Two thousand five hundred dollars 10
now offered for the arrest OF G~alsvotti's
murderer. she local mining companies OF
Nevada City adding the $500. Clarke,
the suspect, has been trailed to Meadow
Lake. but the trail was then lost.