Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-04-18
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
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Several new cases Of grippe are re-
ported.
The grip shows little signs Of sbssiDg
In New York.
Mrs. Joseph WHEEL came up Thursday
from her ranch.
Our April showers have been mostly
composed Of snow.
Ex-Congressmsn Cassidy Is expected
home by to-day's train.
Several parties left here this week for
the Death Valley mines.
II is said that the total number Of beef
cattle In Nevada Is 5000.
OF the numerous cases OF grippe here
none have thus far proved fatal.
Mrs. Joseph Hausman left last Wednes-
day for q visit in San Francisco.
Look out for q dry goods war, as the two
establishments are heavily loaded.
President Fries Of the Eureka Con.
Company arrived here last Thursday.
Baled hay sells here for $40 per ION.
Last year at this time Il sold for $40 per
ton.
A fire Of Chicago a few days ago de-
suoyeu = miiiiou uoitafs Wofsn VI PsoP-
erty.
81 sigh for you, my love" he said. But
these we're the ciphers be meant, instead
81, 600, 900.
Salt Lake Is TO have . mammoth smell
ter with q refinery and copper plant
attachment.
Mrs. Alex. Mccullough. Of Currant
Greek, Nye county, WAS In town several
days this week.
II the weather ever does become warm,
10 will be q godsend TO the lingering
grippe sufferers.
Cinnamon are building q gambling
house In Phoebe. Times must be improv-
ing In that berg.
Ladies, go TO the dry goods stores and
see the latest Spring styles that are now
being displayed.
Judge Levy OF San Francisco has de-
cided that the law compelling pool rooms
TO close IL valid.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
psuy reports having had sl9,9 "a on
hand April 1, 1891.
Judge Cheney returned last Saturday
from Nye and Lander counties, where he
held terms Of court.
Hon. A. @. Cleveland and Assembly
man Murphy left for their homes In White
Pine last Thursday.
Senator Tore returned from California
last Thursday, and states that the health
OF his wife Is improving.
1.-THE oyster attsins 10 the age OF IL
years" This alludes TO the oyster that
attends festivals. no doubt.-Puck.
Salt Lake City has ceded the Park In
AA.k ofev 10 Aha ITsah ard Mazda Air l
Line for depot grounds aud buildings.
There were fvo hundred funerals in
New York last Sunday, and many were
postponed, owing to . lack OF hearses.
Ex-Governor Waterman died last Satur-
day at his residence in San Diego, Cal,
OF pneumonia. He was 66 years OF age.
Among the new cases Of grippe. this
week, We learn that Miss Life Phillips, one
OF the public school teachers, is q victim.
President Harrison and party will ar
rive In San Francisco on April 25th, and
in and around there until May 3rd.
Thus far our Spring weather has been
composed principally Of blow, SNOW and
hail, with occasional glimpses OF sunshine.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will o~ficiste
Eureka at 8 and IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
2 P. NJ. Sunday School as usual after SER
vice.
In the Justice Court last Saturday,
Howard, charged with house break
ing. was held TO answer 10 the Grand
Jury.
The Odd Fellows ball takes place next
evening. II will be largely at
aud as usual. Q very pleasant
A negro prophet predicts the partial
destruction OF New York by earthquake in
1924. and Chicago will be destroyed at the
time.
Rev. Sam Small. President OF the uni
versity Of Ogden, Utah, has been asked to
account for funds collected for that
institution.
Mrs. Thomas Trainor. who has been
quite III for some days with the grippe.
we are pleased to state Is now In fair way
OF recovery.
Notwithstanding the great amount Of
cold, damp weather we have had this Win
ser, there have been but few cases Of
pneumonia.
Several prominent railway men and
politicians al Denver were indicted By the
grand jury for bribing members Of The
Legislature.
81. James Church. Morning prayer.
iitAny and sermon 81 II A. N. Evening
prayer and sermon ct 2 p. N. Sunday
school at 1880.
On account OF the bad condition OF the
roads 10 most Of the mines. but very little
ore has been sent 10 the smelters for the
past two weeks.
About one hundred men are at work In
Bodie. Business IL picking up and the
camp has 9 better outlook than II has had
for several years.
M. Karsky. the dry goods and clothing
merchant, returned from San Francisco
last Thursday. where be purchased large
stocks of goods.
When q crowd OF men get together they
talk about women In general, and when
women get together they talk about some
man In particular.
Some parties from Denver were here this
week and made arrangements for building
sampling works. We have not learned
further particulars.
A man that is OF the opinion that
figures won't lie ought to ask q defeated
candidate what he thinks about the matter
just after the election.
II has showed here every day this week,
and II Ii had not melted almost as soon ~
10 fell. We would now have two or three feet
OF IL lying on the ground.
Charley Lautenschlager. who has been
visiting In the East for some two months,
returned home last Tuesday. looking
much improved by the trip.
J. straus, the jewler. who bad g pretty
hard tussle with the grippe. left last Mon
day for California. He will return here
the latter part Of the month.
The Carson Appeal says that Carson
IL we'll supplied with female blackmailers
who keep . number OF It's married men on
the anxious seat by threats Of exposure.
A stated communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16. +. d A. M, will be con-
vened at its hall this Saturday. evening
at 1850 o'clock. All Master Mssons In good