Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28

Last FRIDAY . Reno ua1ette Was II shoss
demand here.
Mrs. Julia Brown left last Monday for
a months visit at the Bay.
~Assemblymsn Mckay returned from the
legislature last Saturday.
Hon. Theo. Winters has been very sick
for ten days past with la grippe.
TIL festival on the Sd OF next month
will be a jolly affair. Take IL In.
Senators stearns and Tore returned
home last Saturday from Carson.
When do YOU start for Death Valley? Is
the oft.repeated question asked just now.
The weather is still unsettled. with no
varv strong indications for an early
Spring.
The grippe. victims Of whom we
made mention last week. are in fair way
OF recovery.
Uncle Dave Hall is recovering from his
attack Of govt and will soon be on the
streets again.
Superintendent Reed. OF the Diamond
Company, returned last Tuesday from
Salt Lake City.
There will be a meeting Of ST.. Johns
Chapter No. 8, II. A. M, this evening
at Z O'Clock sharp.
number Of members and lobbyists OF
the late Legislature have gone to San
Francisco to ~recuperate.
The prayer OF the undertakers and
liverymen in Virginia City is "Give us
this day our daily funeral"
Salt Lake City Is infested with tramps,
90 that the lives Of not a few housekeepers
are make a burden TO them.
The Legislature passed an Act reducing
the State rate OF taxation from 80 10 10
cents on each 500 valuation.
Austin is much excited and highly
elated over the passage OF the Utah and
Nevada Air Line Railroad bill.
Some Of our people are talking OF going
10 Death Valley to seek their fortunes In
the newly discovered gold mines.
Miss A. Kleine, the music teacher. who
has been visiting friends in Grass Valley,
Gal, returned here last Thursday.
A. @. Cleveland and Ex-Governor
Adams are said 10 be two OF the principal
men in the Utah 4 Nevada Air Line Rail-
way.
II will be worth the price OF Q ticket
lust to see Martha Washington, ss she
will be represented at the festival next
Friday evening.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will ~oficiate
in Ruby Hill at Q o'clock A. NJ, and In
Eureka at IL A. NJ, with Solemn High
Mass and sermon.
Wanted-A situation. Not able, but
willing TO do anything. Qualification
Member Of the late Nevada Legislature
Virginia Chronicle.
Assemblyman McGill, Of White Pine
county arrived from Carson Last Tuesday
and left for home the following day BY
private conveyance.
Lawrence Barrett the great American
trAgedian, died 10 New York Last Friday.
He was 50 years Of age and stood at the
head OF the profession.
The Eureka delegation to the Legisla-
sure have all returned except Assembly
men Fletcher and Trembly. who went 10
California after the adjournment.
Senator Comins, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters, arrived here from
Carson last Saturday, and on Monday leit
for their home in White Pint county.
Good Fridsy services were held al st.
James Episcopal Church yesterday, and
the subject Of the sermon, by Rev. Geo.
Leslie, WAS on the seven last words OF
Christ.
The citizens Of Eiko manifested their
disao .aroval OF the action OF their Senators
and two OF their ~Assemblymen In the
Legislatuye by hanging them In efhgy
Saturday night.
Counterfeit half dollars are in c%lrcula-
zion on the Comstook. They look dark
and leaden, feel greasy, and are detected
by their weight. which does not come mp
TO the proper standard.
Belmont Courier: In the Nye-Eureks
tax suit, Judge Fitzgerald decides against
I'VE county. This looks IS though STOCK
born, raised and fed In Nye county Is as
sessable In Eureka county.
In another column Of the SENTINEL will
be found an Act to encourage the con.
struction of q railroad across the state OF
Nevada. We publish IL that our readers
may fully understand the law.
8. F. Report; II is q pretty general re-
mark around town thai, unless hanging
Tor murder becomes more fashionable In
San Francisco, a little shaking-u up In the
New Orleans style. might do no harm.
Easter Day Services at 81
Protestant Episcopal Church. There Will
he the foil appropriate services both
morning and evening. with special music
for the occasion, In solo, quartette and
full choir renderipgs.
Judge Bigelow. whose duties as Justice
Of the Supreme Court require his presence
at the State Capital, has disposed OF his
residence and grounds on South virginia
street, Reno, TO Judge Cheney OF the Dis.
trics Court, who will make his permanent
residence there.
The will Of the late Senator George
Hearst has been filed for probate In San
Francisco. 1t is dated April 2Sth. 1880,
and leaves all his property to bis wife,
Phoebe A. Hearst, to whom he commends
their son, W. r. Hearst, having full conf
denoe that she will make suitable provision
for him.
The maiden takes q little cloth,
Some feathers, flowers and fuss,
And sews them sltogethe there
In q delightful muss.
She twists II round, she smiles q bit,
And then she stamps upon IL;
And the resulting wreck she calls
Her brand.new Easter bonnet.
The Central Nevadan does NOT appear
10 have much confidence In the Utah a
Nevada Air Line. II says: "a. O.
Cleveland, Black Wallace and colleagues,
with headquarters al Fourth and Town
send, were granted the charter. Just as
IL should be-the O.. p. will see TO II that
the route will remain an air line.'"
A festival. under the auspices OF The
Ladies' Aid Society Of 81. James Episcopal
Church, will be held at the Opera House
on the evening Of Friday. April 8. A rag
doll pantomime, by children in costume,
will be one OF the features OF the occasion;
also, some good singing BY the best mu'
steal talent in Eureka, which will be fol
lowed by dancing.
Reno Gazette; The repeal Of the 1:
O'Clock closing law In ell the counties sx
oept 0rmsby, Storey and Washoe, which
passed both branches OF the Legislature
met with the fate ii deserved al the hsndI
of the Governor last night. To his credit
be il said. he vetoed the repeal OF the law
and this circumstance has prevented Wal
lace keeping one OF his pledges made tc