Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-02-28
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Ah0A a - E8AA W ~
move in Comstock shares.
Legislators, be true to yourselves. snt
let the bosses go TO -.
1.-THE people do not know what they
want."-Nevada Legislature.
La grippe is reported very prevalent In
Reno and the surrounding country.
Mrs. W. T.. Griffin and Mrs. M. d,
Foley registered at the Palace Q few days
ago.
The snow on the summit OF the Sierra
Nevada Mountains was five feet at latest
accounts.
The Secretary OF State has the thanks OF
the SENTINEL for reports Of several OF the
State officers.
Superintendent Read OF the Diamond
Company returned from Salt Lake City
last Thursday.
Mrs. John o. Jones left yesterday for
San Francisco, where her husband isllyipg
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. W. II. Clark and Mrs. DR.. Cham
bin. her sister, are spending the Winter
in Fan Francisco.
There will be q meeting Of St. Johns
al 7 o'clock sharp.
Very little ore has been shipped from
here during the past week, owing 70 the
low price Of silver.
Mrs. Judge Cheney returned home last
Tuesday from = six months visit at San
Francisco and Reno.
Judge Cheney returned home last
Thursday from Elko, where he had been
holding a term Of court.
Senator La Graves bill providing for
the Australian system in Nevada passed
the Senate by a vote OF 20 to 8.
Sam Wheeler left last Wednesday for q
spin down at Reno. No, we didn't say
Sam would come back q married man.
To a personal mention OF Black Wal
lace's arrival in the city the other day, the
Examiner calls him d" Judge" Wallace.
The Examiner OF last Sunday had a
te~legraphic personal from Washington, say
ing Judge Rives Of Nevada was In that
city.
Lizzie Fsrnsworth has been granted q
divorce In Elko county from II. D.. Farms
worth, and WAS given the custody OF their
child.
Born-At Fort Benton, Montana, Feb.
10, 1891, to the wife Of L. W. Page, a son
Mr.. aud Mrs. Page were formerly residents
Of this county.
All the papers in the State, not under
boss rule, are opposed to SenAtor Williams
bill to create q State Board OF Assessors
and Equalization.
Assemblyman Bell Of Nye county Left
Carson last week, having been summoned
home by q telegram telling Of the death OF
his youngest child.
Michael Carroll, Superintendent OF the
Anaconda mines, died at Butte, Mont,
recently Of pneumonia. He was widely
known among miners.
Louis the Great said: " Am the State"
The majority Of our Senators or the Jon
stitutional Convention Committee think
a. did Louis the Great.
Tomorrow there will DO mass al the
Catholic Church at 8 and IL o'clock A. NJ.
and at z P. NJ. the Stations Of the Cross
with appropriate music, etc.
d. M. Ferry & Co., OF Detroit Michigan,
has the thanks OF the SENTINEL for q copy
OF their Seed Annual for 1891, and also
some OF their choice flower seeds.
The Board OF County Comm issioners
will meet next Monday. Persons having
bills against the county should present
them to-day to County Clerk Harmon.
A. p. Hosaling, the ~well.known whole
HAANA AHAgA AlAt Va
was losing his sight, has had the sight OF
one eye Hsstored by q New York oculist.
Hank Cronant, who has been down ct
Reno during the Winter, returned last
Tuesday and will take his old position ss
freight agent for the E.. q p. r. II. Com
pany.
The prize fgh, in San Francisco, at the
California Athletic Club. between George
La Blanche and young Mitchell, resulted
in a victory for Mitchell in the twelfth
round.
Do the anti Constitution members OF
the Legislature ever think of the great
hereafter7 viii they live long enough 10
heap curses on the bosses?" We think
they will.
Reno Gazette: II the Legislature should
pass the bill creating q State Board OF
Equalization. in it's present form at least.
they will drive another nail In their polit-
zeal coffin.
Assemblyman Weighed OF Humboldt has
introduced q bill to except all the counties
IL the State from the operation OF the IL
o'clock closing law except Storey, Elko
and Washoe.
y Many are anxiously looking forward TO
che " flowers that bloom In the Spring"
Because they love the Wild flowers and
''sich?" oh, no; because the Legislature
will have adjourned.
Senator Stearns, OF this county, has the
thanks Of the SENTINEL for copies OF Sen
ate and Assembly bills. Persons DESTROYS
Of examining any OF the bills, may do so
by calling at this office.
Last Wednesday Jim Ford, the sheep
man, while attempting to put a collar on
O " bronco" the animal struck him on
the chin with his fore foot, cutting q cash
that had to be stitched up.
DR.. H. s. Herrick, an old and highly
respected citizen OF Hamilton, White
Pine county, Nevada, died last Saturday ct
that place. We were unable to learn
further particulars OF his death.
Eugene Howell, Of Seligman. has been
in town several days this week. He re-
ports q snow-slide last Sunday that swept
away a portion Of the machine shop at that
place. No other damage Was done.
The Elko Free Press says the salary list
Of Elko county amounts TO something over
1914. 400 d~ncluding deputies, jailor, etc.,
The Elko delegation proposes TO reduce
that II possible. in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
Last Sunday, Washington's birthday,
passed of with rather little patriotism.
No flag was visible except al Deputy
Horns house and Father Matthias. The
latter had q high. new flag pole made by
himself.
81 don't know what / shall do" said the
lady who prides herself on her accuracy Of
speech. - can't keep Willie out Of the
preserves. Or. rather" she added after
a pause, ~ can't keep the preserves Dub
of Willie"
Assembly bill No. A. proposes 70 give
the Judge OF the Western Judicial District
SO, 1000 per year, and the other three
Judges 81. 900 per year each. Why is this
discrimination NADER Why not pay all
the Judges salaries alike2