Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-02-07

a glare Of Ice for the pAst week.
The boys at the Silver West have on thu
dump about rs tons Of good ore.
When the Comstockers begin to pump
the people will begin TO buy stocks.
The latest information to hand indicates
that senator Hearstis gradually declining,
The Peoples Advocate. the new paper al
Austin, 10 10 be issued twice a week here
after.
Thomas Gracy OF Storey has been sp-
pointed Deputy Warden Of the State
Prison.
1t has been trying to snow for two days
other wise we are having no Winter to
speak Of.
The farmers Of Douglas county want the
water law Of 1888 repealed. And II
should be.
Gov. Colcord has appointed W. @. Pitt,
OF Humboldt. a Notary Public, to reside
at Lovelocks.
At the Jones banquet in Carson Senator
Foley and Tom Wren were each put down
20 toast the ladies.
@. Y. Creek came over from Tuscarors
on Thursdsy's train. He reports matters
dull in the north.
Eureka has " paid lobbyist SHOWN st
Carson who are employed by the O. 2. OF
beat the Constitutional Convention.
Grea, preparations are being made for
tho Knights mAsque ball on the 18th. The
opera house will be in splendid order.
All stock on the ranges, including cattle,
horses and sheep are in first class oondi-
tion. There will be no losses this Winner.
Fold away III ensAnguined garment,
Motionless now let it droop,
For that standard has no bearer
Force bill spooner's in the soup,
The Eureka delegation does not figure
extensively in the published proceedings
OF the Legislature. Modest men, we sup
pose.
1t il now apparent that the Legislature
will do nothing to reduce taxation. The
Constitutional Convention is IS good as
dead.
Senator Tore. Of Eureka, spent Sunday
in Reno. He is opposed 10 a Constitutional
Convention Reno Journal. So Is Black
Wallace.
The law foundry ct Carson is running
on short time-about four hours a day and
i've days in q week. All on account OF the
Mckinley bill.
Eureka was yisibly agitsted over the re-
ported hostile attitude Of the Indians IN
the nsighborhood. Nothing else was
talked OF for two days.
A. E. Kaye left for the Bay during the
week. He may extend his visit 70 tue
State OF Washington, in which event ne
will be gone two month i.
II IL stated that the most magnificent
charity fund ever contributed in the worlds
history was the Jobnstown Relief Fund
which amounted to S4.il6,SOl.
A queer dick has invented a machine for
measuring m%illion,hs OF al inch. 1t will
come in handy when we want to find the
size Of Mr.. Harrison's prospects In ~.
Let the z. o. D. wear mourning,
While the bloody shirt IL tears.
Vic.riolic John Jeemes ingalls,
Hath crawled up the golden stairs.
Lost-A small black purse on Main
street. between McElroy's and Sadlers
store. Any n finding it will please leave
il at this Office. II lie the property OF Mrs.
Price.
Mr.. John o. Jones, one OF Eureka's old
,Imo citizens, left for the Bay last Mon.
day for medical treatment. He Ia suffer
ing from dropsy. We hope he may find
relief.
Nam DAVIS says tue tICcb arc buhoAhb ~
Carson. We hardly expected so forward 9
season. and vet we knew there were q great
MANY full blown daisies f" in the Legis-
lature.
ST. James Church, Rev. George Leslie.
Morning prayer, litany and sermon a. IL
O'Clock A. M. Evening prayer and sermon
at 7 p, NJ. Sunday school and bible class
at12:30.
The refusal Of the Nevada Supreme Court
20 canvass the vote OF the people on the
subject OF holding a constitutional Con-
vention ia pretty apt TO land some boats
in the future.
We have been shown q letter from Typo
which shows the place to be very dull.
But the Dimick mine is regarded by
everybody as a valuable mine when prop
erly put on it's feet.
Billy Slsttery has given up his position
at the State Prison aud returned to Eu'
reka. He was a guard for two or more
years. Some other Eurekan gets his
place. II lie q case OF rotate.
George McKim, OF the Eureka Con-, has
gone below to spend the remainder OF the
Winter. The sENTIEEL wishes him a good
time, which he is pretty sure to have
There is good leather in George.
The Nevada Supreme Court, II Is said. ID
occupied less Than so days in the year.
This is at the ate OF about $4,000 per
month for the time employed for each OF
the Judges. Guessing pays in Nevada.
A great many OF the Legislatures in the
Old Northwest are resolving In favor Of
the election OF U. 8. Senators by the PEG
pie direct. The m~oneybags In the
"House OF Lords will MOI vote for IL.
Tomorrow Father Natini will hold dt
vine service In Ruby Hill at Q O'Clock A.
M, and in Eureka at IL A. NJ. aud 2 p. NJ,
Next Wednesday al 8 o'clock A. NJ. he will
oficiate at the ceremony Of Ash We'd
nesdsy."
Carson Tribune: Matt Schaizlein OF Eu
reka, one OF the Oldest residents there, ar
rived in Carson on Saturday TO take tn
position OF Captain Of the Guard at tn,
State Prison. recently resigned by Captain
McInnis.
Harry McTerney. supt OF the EurekI
Con. left for San Francisco by Wednesday
train. We know his pleasant business
but we are not going TO tell il. However
tomorrow evening will be q memorable
epoch in his life; II the gossips are right
General Powning, Attorney Georg
Baker, II. III. Beck and other Reno pub
licists have declared against the repeal 0
the ~ O'Clock closing law. This il nc
fair. Give ell the boys q chance. II ain
everybody who can get "full" before L
O'Clock.
The problem OF disposing Of the smok
and fumes from the smelling furnaces q
Butte City. Montana. has been solved b,
an invention that consumes the noxiou
products Of the blaste, BY this schsm