Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-08-29
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

in carson.
The Grand Jury will meet st 10 o'clocl
this morning.
Our new Episcopal minister Is expected
TO arrive to-day.
Our public school will open n weel
from next Monday.
Street takers have been doing Vtr
GINA City and Reno.
Ex.Congressman Cassidy went to Ssr
Francisco Wednesday.
The latest New York quotation for silver
was 9sAc; lead, 81 40.
Several days this week the weather has
been cloudy and showerY.
Senator Foley Of Reno paid q Tying
visit here the fret OF the week.
The usual religious services will be held
in 81, James, church tomorrow.
Appeal: Merchants say that they never
saw such dull times In Carson before.
A few days ago the people OF California
we're complaining OF the hot weather.
The new outft OF sohoolmasteTs and
sc~hoolmsrms will arrive here next week.
More miners will be put TO work In the
Ruby Hill Tunnel the fret Of nexs month.
Wait a little. old Prospect Mountain will
bring Eureka 10 the front again very soon.
Dr.. @. Hamilton, the dentist, left Wed.
nesdsy on q professional visit at Hamilton,
White Pine.
Hay sells at SIS per ton. This ID
cheaper than II has been sold here for q long
time before.
The Board Of Equalization hold sessions
every day, but do not seem burdened with
much business.
Assessor Wallace returned home Sstur.
day from g visit al the Bay aud the west
ern part Of Nevada.
The party Of hunters who went TO Elko
county nearly three weeks ago are ex-
pected home to-day.
@. A, Fletcher. delegate to the Grand
Lodge Of A. o. U. W., which met at 0g-
den, retnrned homo Tuesday,
Our market lie well supplied With fruit
raised in this county, and ID Is much
superior to that imported here.
John Stewart offers bis Diamond Valley
rspch for sale. and also a bunch Of horses
and cattle. See advertisement.
The diphtheris patients at Reno are i'm
proving and the physicians do not an
iicipate a spread Of the disease.
Owing the prevalence Of diphtheria at
Reno. the public schools at that place will
not be opened until the 3lst instant.
A Colorado smelling company paid $751;
900 for q carload OF ore-eleven tons-last
week. 10 was from q mine In Aspen.
Last Monday the thermometer here
marked 80 degrees, making IL one OF The
hottest days We have had this Summer.
The Chronicle says several drafts have
been made in the Oomstock mines owing
70 the low stage OF water in the Carson
river.
A San Francisco man proposed TO three
sisters in turn, but they all rejected him.
He got even by marrying their mother, e
widow.
Judge George +. Talbot OF Elko and
Miss Lizzie Beck OF Virginia were united
IN the holy bonds OF wedlock at Napa,
Cal. last Thursday.
The recent strike in the Ruby Hill Tun-
mel continues TO improve as development
Ia being made. Look out for Q big mine
In the Ruby Hill Tunnel.
The Carson News says: Last Sunday
Zirn refused TO open his mine or allow
any one to enter that portion OF his claim
where the rich ore is obtained.
Mrs. M. d. Foley. OF Reno, passed Psli-
thuC tO-d9y y (Atk4btf ~ hsS
ing OF the Ladies' Board OF Managers Of
the Worlds Fair on September I'd.
II is rumored in San Francisco that W..
W. Morrow will be appointed Judge OF the
United States Court 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Judge Hoffman.
Joe Mendes. formerly an old resident OF
this place. but now 3 Duckwster granger.
was In town two or three days this week.
nn~an1~ka unnA awnna If all Etnda in hia
locality.
Miss Eta Blackwell has been engaged
70 teach q term of eight months sonoo
81 Beowawe. and will receive Q salary OF
$40 per month while teaching the chil-
dren words OF wisdom.
Jim Powell and family left Thursday for
9 ten days outing ct Currant Greek and
vicinity. They travel with their W team
aud camping outfit. and will take 10 Q
number Of places In Nye county.
Brick Pomeroy. OF Hamilton, White
Pine county. was in town this week with
several blooded horses raised by Capt.
Frank Drake. He brought them here for
sale, and found 3 market for most OF them.
Billy Robinson takes possession OF the
Jackson House restaurant on the first Of
next month. Billy has had large ex-
DCIlCuO0 III u bAlN ~ "AA hA'N 49,
customers the beat there 10 In the market.
See his adv.
While coupling cars at Beowawe recently,
Willie Dryer OF Carlin, got his hand badly
mashed between the draw bars, and was
sent TO the railroad hospital at Saora
mento. II was thought that he would lose
one thumb and several fingers.
Tomorrow there will be ser vices al the
naAhalta nhnRah al < and II nfal0RE
A. NJ, and 7:30 P. NJ. Father NAttini will
go TO White Pine next Monday and will be
absent from Eureka three Sundays. Sun
day school will be taught every sunday at
the usual hour, IL O'Clock.
The engagement Ia announced OF Miss
Carrie A. Murray aud Richard II. Jury,
editor Of the San Mateo (Cal.) Leader.
The Wedding will take place on the 5th
proximo. Mr.. Jury was formerly q resi-
dent Of Ruby Hill, this county, and highly
respected by all who knew him.
The California fruit shipped here this
Summer Ii very inferior, and some OF IL moi
ut 10 eat, noticeably, her Bartlett pears
IL Ia reported that all her best fruit lie
shipped East. In o year or two more we
will have better apples and peaches In this
county than California has ever raised.
The freight teams running between Beo'
wave and the oortez mines are doing a big
business this Summer. Tuesday morning
George Greenup left Beowawe with -four
wagons zen TAIL" 20 mules in Q string,
and had about AZ, 900 pounds OF general
merchandise on his wagons for the mines
Sheriff Dunkie left Friday OF last weel
in pursuit Of Lee Ling. the Chinaman who
attempted to poison the workmen on Sad
ler's ranch. In q letter 10 his deputy he
says he has searched all the towns between
Palissde and Reno, and that after the fu'
gi,ive left the former place he could gel
no trace Of him. He will probably return
home by to-dsy's train.
Geo. W. Grayson, the millionaire, and
one Of the largest land owners In the west
and father OF the Humboldt Land and
Cattle Company" at Beowawe. 10 making