Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-01-24
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

advertisements.
The New York Sun says Parnell will
yisit America in the Spring.
Bancroft, the American historian, died
in Washington last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rives left last
Wednesday for g visit al Carson.
Governor Hill Of New York has been
nominated for United States Senator.
The weather for the past week has been
perfectly delightful-warm days and cool
nights.
The Jackson Mining Company last
Monday declared . dividend Of 10 cents
per share.
There are 100 students al the State Un-
iversity, fifteen OF whom were admitted
this term.
Europe has not known such g visitation
Of severe weather for fifty years IS IL is ex-
periencing now.
z. d. vanderleith, the Governors
Private Secretary, has our thanks for
copies of State reports.
The Anaconda Mining Company Of
Butte, Mont, has been recognized with
q capital stock Of s12, 500, 600.
f. s. Cushing, ex.sheriff. OF Tehsms
county, an old and highly esteemed citizen,
died at Red Bluff Wednesday.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will o~ficlste
in Ruby Hill at Q o'clock and In Eureka
81 IL O'Clock A. NJ. and z P. NJ.
o. L. @. Fairchild has been appointed
Notary Public by Governor Colcord 20 re-
side at Tuscarors, Elko county,
Coasting on the schoolhouse hill has
been splendid during the past week, and
the boys and girls have enjoyed it.
Five dollars on the hundred lie rather
heavy taxation, but that is what the tax
payers o. Virginia City have to pay.
The Central Pacific Railroad Directors
have declared the regular semi-annual
dividend Of one per cent payable February
let.
Two Of the Eureka boys-Ed. Phillips
and Frank Wilson, were fortunate In
catching on to positions in the Legisla-
ture.
F. d. Mercer, formerly connected with
this paper, has been appointed Psymsster's
Yoeman aboard the United States steamer
Newark.
The outlook for wool Is considered un-
usually good this year in Nevada, as there
Ia plenty Of feed and sheep are in excellent
condition.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the an
nual report OF the State Treasurer Of Ne
vada for 1890, with the compliments Of u.
W. Richard.
The latest news from Senator Hearst lie
favorable. He has rested we'll for several
days, and expresses himself as feeling
much better.
The New York sun is ungsllAnt enough
90 charge that the Swedish Nightingale
Christine Nilson-eats pickles because she
Is getting too fat.
Who says the Indians are not becoming
ciyilizedS They are now having them
selves interviewed and are telling their
woes to the reporters.
Hon. +. @. NewlAnds telegraphs that be
thinks the Free Coinage bill viii pass the
House, and opinions vary as to what the
President will do with II.
Keep the State Prisons out OF politics"
howls the San Francisco Wasp. Well and
good, but let us get some Of the politi.
clans n.-sacrAmento Bee.
Judge Fitzgerald returned last Tuesday
from Winnemucca. where he had been
holding court. The big water anti bss
been postponed 20 Efarch l7th.
The SESrINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF a copy OF the Annual Report OF the
State Controller Of Nevada for 1890, with
compliments OF Il. L. Horton.
The Reno Journal Of last Tuesday says:
Messrs. Haley & Shoemaker, OF Eureka. ar
rived here yesterday with eight carloads
Of beef cattle for San Francisco.
The Nevada Board OF Pardons bids fair
TO rival Governor Waterman OF California,
opening the prison doors outwardly TO
convicted Observation-Disclosures
When fear comes to 9 pretty girl
Or terror may confound her,
just for projections sake, OF course,
Why, put you arm around her.
Miss Virginia Patterson, OF Washington,
ID. O., has offered TO sell the Columbia
Exposition the original pass granted by
Benedict Arnold TO Major Andre.
King KalakAua, OF the Hawaiian Islands,
died IN San Francisco last Tuesday. The
body will be taken 10 Honolulu for inter.
ment. The Princess Kaiolani will sue
coed him.
The Gar OF Russia has ordered that the
persecution Of the Jews shall cease for
three years. He was Informed that jew
ish bankers intended 10 refuse 10 lend
him money.
There is a peach orchard in Texas that
contains eleven thousand acres. We won
der how many hired men and bulldogs 10
takes to keep the small boy Of the neigh
borhood out.
The Knights of PythiAs will give their
annual masquerade ball on the 10th OF
next month. Some OF our ladies are 81.
ready al work preparing original costumes
for the occasion.
The White House Is to be improved by
adding an official wing on the west, 9
public wing on the east, q conservatory
- - sLA Dwa 49,
new occupant on the inside.
Phoebe Record: A number Of the lead
ing citizens Of Psnaca have formed q cor
porasion under the laws OF this State for
storing water and have already begun the
work Of building q reservoir.
Once in 9 while g politician complains
because the newspapers tell lies about
him. 1t would be very rough, though, II
the newspapers we're TO mend their ways
and tell the truth about them.
Senator Stewart has teleg.aphed TO
Nevada parties asking ihem 10 recommend
some one for the position OF Register OF
the Land Office at Carson City, Nevada,
which place will be vacant soon.
Representative Bartine will introduce 8
bill in the House similar to that intro
duced by Senator Stewart In the Senate,
granting all the public lands in Nevada 10
the State for educational purposes.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16. +. Il A. M, will be con
yened at it's hall this Saturday evening
at hali-past 7 O'Clock. All Master Ma
sons are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Times-Review now denies thai the
Tuscarora Guards disbsnded when they
heard that the Indians were likely to 60
on the warpath, and asserts that the Elko
Independent misrepresented the Guards.
An exchange says: While a farmer at
Bkipbaek, Penn, was attending church
his horse froze to death on the outside"
This is the old Plymouth Rock story Of
too much prayer and not enough victuais.
st. James Church. tomorrow, morning