Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-05-30
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy left Wednesday
for the Bay.
For a change Of weather yesterday II
showed two hours.
Judge Fitzgerald will hold court in
Elko next Tuesday.
Senator Foley made . short visit here
the first OF the week.
The latest New York quotation for silver
was 81; lead, 81 37k.
Look out for more weddings in she near
future on Ruby Hill.
The Eureka Con. furnaces will probably
be started up next week.
1, O. G. whitmore left Wednesday for Q
two weeks visit st the Bay.
WAnted-A secondhand road cart. For
particulars apply ct this Office.
It showed two feet In Smokey Valley.
Nye county, during the late storm.
The usual religious services will be held
"a. morrow at the Episcopal church,
This being q National holiday all the
principal business houses will be closed.
Tho Pittsburg gold mines in Lander
county produced Sl2, 900 in bullion last
month.
J. O. Powell. and his son Clay, left
Monday for q two weeks visit in San
Francisco,
B. Berg and Johnnie Lambert received
lots Of choice California flowers for Deco
ration Day.
The Nevada 81 ate Fair will be held al
Reno, commencing September 21st and
ending the 26th.
There will be = meeting Of St. Johns
n aANaa No All -N--
at 1880 O'Clock sharp.
The cuts Of the building s for the Worlds
Fair, as shown by the Chicago dailles, are
very beautiful-on paper.
II lie probable that the next Republican
National Convention will be held either In
San Francisco or Chicago.
A late dispatch says Secretary Blaine Ia
suffering with Bright's disease and will
never be Q we'll man again.
Mrs. w. L. Griffin returned home last
Saturday from o visit In California and
the western part Of this State.
The Astin Advocate says L. ]. Hanchett
is thinking Of taking hold OF some mining
properties at lone, Nye county.
A movement is on foot at Stockton. Cal,
70 build . kite shaped race track. II will
be two seconds faster than the old track.
II The party with whom Mrs. h. left a
ring on the 9th instant, will return it to
her they will receive back their money. .
Snow fell 10 Virginia and Carson 9 few
dsys ago, and some Of the enterprising
livery men commenced TO get out their
sleighs.
r. O. Chambers, the millionaire. has
purchased the Salt Lake Herald for $780,.
900, and will make II a first-clSss Demo
cratic paper.
Some OF our people are talking Of an ex-
tensive picnic party for the Fourth OF July,
provided the cold and stormy weather lets
up by that time.
II the Charleston captures the Itsta and
brings her safe into IN American port, we
do not want 30 hear Russell Harrison cay
ing Pa did H."
The Carson Appeal is fsvorsbly disposed
toward The new party. and thinks q low
rate OF interest on government bonds will
benef. the country.
Virginia Chronicle: II ia rumored that
District Judge Talbot will In the sweet
pretty soon wed an ex-school teacher OF
the Virginia High School.
Members OF the Fire Department will
ind notices under the head OF New To.
day" announcing the time and place for
their meeting this morning.
A festival for the purpose Of erecting .
home for orphan children OF engineers and
iremen, was held at Wadsworth last Sat
urday night, and Was 9 very successful
affair.
Senator Stewart, In q late interview,
says Blaine will be the next Republican
nominee IL he does not die. he says the
country has no use for Harrison for . SEQ
ond term.
Reno Journal: Milt Polk, Sheriff OF Elko
county, returned from Carson last night
with a man named Shinn from the State
Prison, who lie wanted as a witness In q
murder case.
TTuckee Is much excited over the Dom
ner Lake find. aud prospecting parties
have fenced in ten acres or more OF land
and are guarding IL with shotguns. II may
lead to trouble.
At San Rafael, Gal, a few days ago, ].
O. Perry, grandfather Of Florence Blythe,
one OF the contestants In the noted Blythe
will contest, was thrown from his carriage
and instantly killed.
There was a cloud burst In Cortez Can.
yon last week, sweeping away culverts
aud bridges for several miles. The sudden
rise In the Humboldt river washed away
the dan 81 Beowawe.
Owing 10 the cold and stormy weather
this Spring the wild flowers are not 10
bloom 20 any extent. and In consequence
many OF the grsyee In our cemeteries will
not be decorated to-day.
Last Monday Eddie Byrne was 300
happy for anything. The cause OF II was
that be was q father, she frst time In his
life. The refreshments he sent to this Of
foe made the printers happy. too.
The Directors OF the California Athletic
Club, decided 10 give Jim Corbett and
Peter Jackson SO. 500 q piece for their draw
fight, and 10 offer the men q purse OF ST.
800 TO fight before the Club again.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will o~ficiste
In Eureka at 8 and II O'Clock A. NJ. and
1880 p. NJ. After the IL o'clock service the
ladies will be requested 70 stop a few
minutes for q meeting on q matter OF i'm
portance.
Central Nevadan: Two strands OF the
cable Of the Pittsburg tramway were filed
in two last week by some malicious person
who meant to do much damage. The dam.
age was discovered in time to avoid the
rope parting.
Last Sunday Boss sadler was looking
remarkably happy and pleased, much more
30 than he was the day after the last cleo
ton. Though this time he was not beaten.
as will be seen by the returns under the
head Of a." born"
Jim Corbett, the young San Francisco
pugilist. makes o statement concerning his
recent fight with Jackson, and is certain
he would have won the fight had ID not
been stopped. He says the "moke'' was
getting shsky on his pins.
Doing the past week We have had all
kind$of weather-raiD, snow and hail,
with a good deal Of wind. Az intervals
there was some sunshine for . change.
The season is backward 9 month. Fires
are necessary ct this time.
The fact that over one-half Of the gradu-
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