Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-10-10
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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Another case OF diptheris is reported .
Virginia City.
Mrs. John Stewart left Monday for
visit 10 California.
Mrs. M. Karsky left Monday TO visi, rel
stives in New York.
The latest New York quotation for siivel
was 96kc; lead, ~ 80.
Secretary Blaine will make three speeches
in the Massachusetts campaign.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Episcopal church tomorrow.
John W. Maoksy has returned from The
East and is on the Comstock again,
Al Sacramento, Cal, a colored man was
refused q license 10 marry a white girl.
Our sunny days and moonlight nights
are all that poor mortals could wish for.
Strange to say. q nan whom you have
made "hot' will treat you very "cool.'
Mrs. W. Z. Griffin, and her sister, Mrs.
Of the coming week.
The pigeon shooting craze seems 10 have
subsIded, as we do not learn OF any more
matches being made.
90 TO Karsky's and see his elegant en-
lsrgod portraits, and be will explain toyou
The balance of the racket.
The trial Of II. W. Lewis. charged with
murder, IL set 10 take place at Winnie
muccs on the 18th instant.
silver State: The time fof holding the
Humboldt County Fair has been changed
40 october 10. 20, II and "a.
Mrs. Frank Leslie was recently married
10 W. @. Kingsbury Wilde, brother Of os-
car Wilde, the celebrated dude.
Thomas Horn, the Pinkerton detective,
accused OF robbing q faro bank in Reno,
was acquitted by q jury last week.
Tom Davis and his sister, Miss Daisy,
left Wednesday for California. Tom will
spend the Winter In Seattle, Wash.
The wife Of ex.President Cleveland gave
birth last week 10 q fine, eight-pound girl
baby. Mother and child doing we'll.
Mrs. II. A. MoKim, who has been visit.
ing in the western part OF the State for
several weeks, will return home to-day.
Owing TO the shutting down OF the Eu-
reka Don. furnaces, quite q number OF men
have left to seek employment elsewhere.
The father of one OF the largest property
holders In London 10 buried In . glass
case in one OF the finest buildings in the
city.
Fifteen divorces were granted at Sacra-
mento last month, and the News challen-
ges any city on the Coast TO show q better
record.
Mre. Cumso-Here's an account OF .
man who tasted forty days. Cumso-He
was q merchant who didn't advertise, |
suppose,
Charles Ferrsris returned Thursday
from ths East, where he attended ss Q del
egaie the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows.
10 Is reported that the Anaconda works,
10 Montana, will be started up In . few
days. which will give employment to some
5000 men.
A fire at the Phoebe smelling works last
Tuesday destroyed she assay ofhce with all
its supplies. scales and equipments. Loss
about 81 400.
The Supreme Court Of California has
o~verruled the decision OF Judge Murphy
touching the impeachment OF Judge Wal
lAoo's Grand Jury.
It is said the young ladies OF Carson,
who pledged themselves not TO associate
with young men Of conyivial habits, are
getting Awfully lonesome.
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vine service 10 Ruby Hill aud Eureka al
the usual hours, when the meeting Of the
Altar Society will take place.
Last week there was three feet OF snow
on the level at Red Lodge, Montana, and
business was practically suspended. IL
showed necessarily for 4S hours.
The Elko Independent says the win
some widow Of Winnemuccs," b mar
- n--- a naIEaAA "A nnAAn
las. week, was Mrs. Kate Whitney.
London lady died, recently, leaving
$50. 900 TO the Dogs Home At Bstterses,
while 10 her executor, a poor parson with
Q large family, was left 5000 as q legacy.
"Pompy. what makes you SO black
"Foh de same reason dat makes some folks
foreber talkin' wild der mouts case l wus
bawn 30 an neber outgrowed it."-Epoch.
The amount disbursed by the Comstook
mining companies for the month OF Sep
TENDER amounted TO Sl50.0i9, which 10
sl4,77i less than the previous months
roll.
In last weeks SENTINEL we stated That
the Eureka Con. furnaces closed down on
Saturday last. We were mistaken. They
were NOT closed until Monday night OF this
week.
Ruperiptendent Reed, OF the Diamond
Company, accompanied by his wife. left
yesterday for the East, Mr.. Reed going to
Montans aud Mrs. Reed 10 her home a.
Salt Lake.
The old story OF the Eureka Con. and
Richmond Company sinking the Con. shaft
some 200 feet deeper. has again been re-
vived. We do not place much confdence
In the story.
A Creston, Iowa, man answered an ad-
vertisement, and inclosed fifty cents for q
receipt to cure the appetite for liquor. The
other day he received the following pre-
scription: 4" Quit"
There are at present los prisoners con.
nned In the State Prison near Carson. The
Asylum for the Insane at Reno contains
IT'S patients. Space al the latter institu'
tion 10 becoming limited.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows has voted against the 10 year limit 10
eligibility 70 Join the order. The vote was
l07 to So. The question regarding liquor.
sellers was postponed until next year.
The quarterly report of the County Aud
itor and Treasurer lie published In 20 days
SENTINEL. By reference to the different
funds 10 will be seen that the county's In
debtedness mp TO September 80, 1891, was
1886 A.
N. Smith. formerly a County Commits
sioner Of this county. arrived here last
week overland from Park City, Utah, with
bis wife and children. He says the Utah
Winters are too cold for him. and he Is
going to try California climate.
The origin of the phrase, He isn't in
it," Was first used. according to an ex-
change, by an editor who died and went 10
heaven and looked around for the man who
took his paper three years and then left il
in the Postofice marked Refused"
Last Saturday was the Jewish New Years
Day. "Yom Kippoor," the Day OF Atone
ment. takes place next Msnday. when our
Jewish citizens celebrate by fasting and
keeping their places of business closed I'M
Ill the first star becomes visible in the FIR
mament.
j, q. Ford left his ranch last Wednesday