Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-01-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

den Union.
Mr.. Underhill came over from Taylor
on Thursday.
The Nevada Board Of Trade meets 81
Reno January 10.
There is no. apt to be a blockade on the
@. p. this Winter.
Harry Jackson returns to White Pine to-
morrow.
Lieutenant Governor Poujsde and wife
have arrived In Carson.
The sun was shining most OF yesterday
and the weather moderate.
Attorney General Alexander Is reported
20 be seriously sick at Reno.
The holiday season was pleasantly en-
joyed by the people OF Eureka.
Our newly elected county officials will
take their offices next Monday.
There has not been snow enough this
Winter to make good sleighing.
Alfred Helm Of Carson has been ap-
pointed Deputy Secretary OF State.
Eugene Howell has resigned his posi-
tIon as manager Of the Robinson estate.
Ex-Governor Blasdel has applied for q
franchise for a street railroad In Oakland.
Captain John A.. Palmer has been APP
pointed q Notary Public for Elko county.
There we're Is notices OF mining locations
in this district filed for record January i.
+. X. Murphy, OF White Pine. will be
the only lawyer In the Nevada Assembly.
superintendent Read of the Diamond Is
expected from Salt Lake by to-dsy's train.
Our people are 30 moral that there has
been no swearing of " on the new year.
Lovelock, Humboldt county, hss ship
ped 700 tons OF wheat 10 Reno this season.
The Winter term OF our public school will
not commence until Monday, January IL,
1891.
The Silver West boys will commence to-
day the shipment OF 80 Ions Of ore to
Salt Lake.
Fred II. Hart is city editor OF Johnny
Dormer's Stockton. Cal, paper, the Re-
publican.
There was good and bad In the old year.
Let us hope that the new one will be still
better for all OF US.
Mrs. f. N. Robinson arrived from the
East during the week aud passed on to
Hamilton and Seligman.
Governor-elect Colcord will be sworn In
next Monday, and the rest Of the new
State officers on Tuesday.
A Carson exchange heads an article with
the words, what Will the Legislature
Do" We nswer Nothing"
There are 3 great many Republicans In
Eastern Nevada who would be delighted 10
see J. r. Jones beaten for the Senate.
The SENTINEL neglected to ak" with
the Peoples Advocate OF Austin. The
editor IL informed that il Is all right.
d. o. Mills OF New York Is 10 marry the
MaNnufaa 1a TallaVFand Cha Ia a ma.
tive OF Now York and q divorced widow.
Judge Fitzgerald left yesterday to at
tend the meeting of the Judges, as a high
joint commission at Carson next Monday.
The Force bill IL doomed. Teller, VOL
colt, and, aud some others, have kicked
entirely over the traces. The world do
move.
Ex.supreme Judge O.. II. Leonard has
gone to Ogden, where be will enter into .
law partnership with J. H.. MoMillsn Of
Winnemucca.
Wells Drury who for some years was
jourusiist Iu Nevada. h~s ssaTeeu an aItsr-
noon paper In Sacramento called the
Evening News.
There we're q good many mining claims
located in Eureka District on January let.
1t shows that the miners still have faith
In the old camp.
The Eureka Con. Company closed down
their smelling works Christmas Eve.
Operations will probably be resumed
about April next.
To-morrow Father Nattini will hold d.
vine service in Eureka at 8 and IL O'Clock
A. N. and 7 P. NJ. Subject OF the evening
lecture, Matrimoby.
Ex. Senator Geo. Z. Spencer makes his
home at Kingston near Austin. He left q
few days ago with his Sife and son for q
visit in the East OF some weeks.
Virginia Chronicle, goth ult.: Uncle
Dave Hall Of Eureka and Lawyer J. L.
Wines Of Reno came in to-day by private
conveyance over the Geiger grade.
The Tribune says that Mrs. II. c. Davis,
widow OF the late Lieutenant Governor
Davis. lie to have charge Of the bindery
department of the State Printing Office.
A. p. Mathews, the representative OF
Moore, Hunt a 90. OF San Francisco,
spent three days on the Range during the
week. He Ia one Of the beet men on the
road.
Austin Jackson has returned from q
visit of q Month ut the Bay. While down
there he dazzIed all OF the susceptible
dames with the brillancey OF his conversa-
zion snd-hair.
On the resignation OF Governor Shoup.
OF Idaho, and Lieutenant Governor Wiley
becoming Governor, job 8. Gray was
elected Lieutenant Governor and ex.
oficie President OF the Senate.
W. G.. C~raighead. an old resident OF
Elko county, died at Tuscarora Monday OF
chronic govt. Deceased was q pioneer OF
Nevada, and was OF one time In the early
days 9 shotgun messenger OF Wells, Fargo
4 Co.
ST. James Church, Rev. Geo. Leslie,
Sunday services: Morning prayer. litsny
aud sermon at IL o'clock A. NJ. Evening
prayer and sermon al z A. NJ. Subject Of
sermon: New Year Thoughts. Sunday
school al / P. NJ.
1t Ia generally understood that Sol Hip
OF Ely will be able 10 make q satisfactory
settlement with his creditors below and
continue business at the old stand. We
truly hope so. Sol is bright and active
and accommodating.
The numerous friends Of Joseph Mat
tos will regret to learn Of his death. Mr..
Msttos was for two years mail contractor
between this place and points In White
Pine county. Deceased was highly re-
spected by all who knew him.
DR.. Hogan OF Reno has knocked the
spots of the Republican bosses In Nevada
through an open letter addressed TO Gen.
Powning. The SENTINEL Acknowledges
the receipt OF q package Of the letters. II
is truthful and wholesome reading.
Charley Lautenschlsger, proprietor of
the Eureka brewery, as is his custom on
New Years day, sent his compliments TO
the printers Of this establishment, accom-
panied by a key OF his delightful lager
beer. His health and prosperity were
drank 10 q number OF imes-stsnding.