Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-02-14
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Bar Silver 81 OlAs
81. Valentines Day.
Lent commenced last Wednesday.
The political " bosses " are on top.
Well, what are you going to do about
m
There is to be no Constitutional Con
v%ention.
Hurrah for "Olsve" and "Blsok'
Wallace.
The s~leishing for the past few days has
splendid.
Look out for several weddings in the
near future.
In slang psrlAnce, the Nevada Legisls-
ture is 4 dandy.
o legislative traitors. perjured and IN
just.-Shskspeare.
Mrs. W. L Griniq lef. yesterday for q
visit in California.
W. III. C~laggett, OF Idaho, has been elect
ed TO the U. 3. Senate.
Ex-Congressman Cassidy left last Mon
day for 9 visit at the Bay.
The " bosses " got their work In on the
Constitutional Convention.
Mrs. @. @. Wallace left last Monday 70
join her husband in Carson.
Hon. Thomas Robinson came in from
Newark Valley last Thursday.
Last Monday the Thermometer regis
tered 20 degrees below zero ct Elko.
A mortgage with q gold clause in II
may be termed g gilt-edged security.
The attendance at the Knights ball
next Thursday night will be very large.
The bosses run our Legislature. and the
people have no rights which ihsy respect.
Judd Riddle, superintendent OF the T..
4 p. X. Il. Cos. ranch, was In town yes
terdAy.
Judge Fitzgerald left last Monday for
Winnemucoa, where be will hold q term
Of court.
Supt. Read OF the Diamond Company
returned Thursday from a visit at Salt
Lake City.
A bill has been introduced in the Orc
gon Legislature to prohibit the use Of pro-
fame language.
The Nevada Legislature will hang on
for the full sixty days. All Of ous reforms
ante date the elections.
Senator Stearns has the thanks OF the
SENTINEL for number Of bills presented
in the Senate and Assembly.
AaDAb - W HOAAb Nbhg w III
novel costumes at the Knights masquer-
Ade ball next Thursday night.
The weather during the past few days
has been cold and blustry more like our
March than February weather.
Mr.. II. A. Coin, OF Morey, returned
from New York by last Saturdays train
and passed on to Morey on Sunday.
How about the Australian ballot law,
-. A. IL
has been knocked into a cooked bat2
There are nine saloons in the town Of
Elko, and nineteen in Eureka. The latter
will have more when Spring opens.
Captain John Kelley, the well-known
mining superintendent, died in San
Francisco last week OF consumption.
The ~sIeighing was fairly good in Eureka
the fret days Of the week. Some very
nice rigs with bells and bellies we're out.
Says IN exchange: Senator Tore Of
Eureka Ia opposed to q Constitutional
Convention. That settles 1t. He " cook
um."
DR.. Hamilton, the dentist, will remain
here only one week longer. Persons need
ing his services should make a note OF
this.
"Ds you play oards?" asked the minis.
ter Of the three card monte man. NO."
said the gambler, gfayely; II work with
them
A washoe taxpayer thinks the bill be-
fore the Legislature TO pay Frank Bell
81 I'LL for services % Governor Is q "clesn
cut grab"
II ia reported that Hon. Thomas Fitch
aud several other business men Of San
Diego were taken in by two gold brick
swindlers.
Senator Ingalls, Is considering g PROPOSE.
ton 10 enter the lecture field. That would
Just sui, him, as he Is eternally ~lecturing
somebody.
Reno Gazette: Oieve went to the Bay
last night, and Black Wallace returned TO
Carson. Like the we'll buckets, when one
comes up the other goes down.
The motion to indefinitely postpone
further action on the Constitutional
Amendment business, was carried by
vote OF 20 to i6 In the House.
President Harrison, in an interview,
says that he is entirely satisfied with the
present administration Of Indian affairs.
He Ia about the only person who Is.
DR.. Schneider IL adding TO his fine
cabinet In Chef Batcbelder's assay Office
aud putting In handsome new chow cases
w oSNA' ~ LIS ePeNAUSeos
Last Sunday night the thermometer at
this place registered eight degrees below
zero. This was the coolest weather ex-
perienced here for two years previously.
James l.. Flood tells the San Francisco
Examiner that within six months work
will b.. in full blast In the lower levels
from one end OF the Comstoek TO the
other.
IA a. aotd khaA ana ~ tha faSpaar napAt-
dates for the Senatorship In Kansas ruined
his chances by using q napkin at the din.
ner table Of the hotel where he was stop
ping in Topeka.
Huntington's daughter, the Princess
Hatzieldt, has tackled Monte Carlo, where
she lost 10000 francs. She wanted 10
realize the sensation Of losing money and
was accommodated.
W. j. Smith. OF the Postofice bookstore,
has been confirmed as Postmaster 90 this
place. Mr.. Smith previously held this
position for four years, and gave very
general satisfaction.
No State which has yet tried the Aus
tralian ballot has evinced any desire TO go
back 20 the old system. This is q fact
which the States that have not yet adopted
il should ponder over.
CLARA Kitto became tired OF leading q
butterfly life and swallowed q dose OF
laudanum at Virginia City last Friday.
She left q note complaining that her lover
had been untrue to her.
What Is the penalty for perjury Is our
penitentiary iuiif Would 1t hold about
half Of our Legislators7 II so, shove
them in and keep them there for the bal.
ance of the legislative term.
Owing 10 the danger OF unfavorable
silver legislation several Of the principal
banks OF Eastern cities have adopted q
form OF note which calls for the payment
in either legal tenders or gold.
At the Catholic Church tomorrow servi.