Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-12-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Pay your taxes.
Senator Stewart has zone 10 Washing
ton.
Berg received " carloads Of soap this
week.
Tho trouble tina, kills are the ones We
borrow.
Congress meets on the frat Monday In
December.
II /. said that James @. Blain has cancer
OF the stomach.
Remember, nett Monday will be the lsst
dsy 10 pay your taxes.
The istes, New York quotation for silver
vas IS o; lead, % 10.
II you do not pay Jour taxes on Monday
next 10 per cent will be added.
Josh Tingley came in from Hamilton
and spent last Sunday In Eureka.
The usual religious services will DO held
In 81. james church TO- morrow.
Tho usual religions services will be held
At tho Catholic Church TO- morrow.
George Wright. who runs the livery
stable at Hamilton, dropped In here last
Monday.
The Southern Pacific Railrosd shops are
10 be removed from Csrlin and Terrace 10
Ogden, Utah.
Tom Cornell and Jim Siri we're in town
from Hamilton during the week on MIN
ing business.
II 10 reported that the employes OF sne
Carson Mint recently discharged were III
Silver party men.
An alarm Of IRE iass Saturday evening
was caused by the burning out OF . stove.
pipe at the Bureau Hotel.
Billy duiiiford an old-time Eureksn. was
elected Justice OF the Peace OF Critchon
township. Idcho, 81 The last eieotion.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday. persons having bills against
the county should present them 70 day.
Lew Holiingswor,h formerly OF Eureka.
bat now OF Woodland. CAL. 10 said 10 be
dying Of Bright's disease OF the kidneys.
See that your s~tovepipes are cleaned and
we'll secured. A Ore during Q heavy wind
storm would be very disastrous 10 the
town.
Who 10 going TO be Warden Of the State
PRISON. There are sixteen seekers for the
position. we understand. Lyon Co.
Times.
The Carson News Of last Sunday morn
ing con,aipsa continued story. We are
anxious to know what DR.. McOosh said TO
the trustees.
Jas. O.. Ford returned last Tuesday
from California. whore he had been attend
ing to the shipping Of horses and mules
from this section.
John Fletcher, an old timer In these
parts. who has been mining ~ Bullion
Hill ell Summer, came In on Thursday
and will Winter In Eureka.
James @. Lucy. by special request. will
shortly start Q dancing school 10 town.
All persons who are desirious u joining
should see him without delay.
Eugene Howell came over from White
Pine last Thursday aud 10 Suffering from
acute inhamstion In his eyes, brought on
BY . severe cold and eIposnro.
Jessie Mondss returned Last week from
Utah TO Duckwster with . very large Ken
tucky Jack. Tbe animal 10 Q fne beast
and weighs eleven hundred pounds.
Tom Casey. who has been working At
Hamilton during the past ten months. re-
turned here TO his old camping ground
last Monday TO spend the Winter.
Richard Macintosh, one Of The owners OF
the Diamond mine came In town last
Saturday aud. after o day spent az the
mine. departed hence last Monday morn.
ing.
Old Boress played . grand march hers
the early part Of tho week, aud but TOR tbo
protsetion Of the p~eighboring mountains.
would nave put to blush the cyclones OF
Kansas and Nebraska.
A terrible earthquake occurred ~ San
Salvatore recently. The entire city OF La
Union was laid low. aud the people OF the
different tows are in Q frenzy OF fear. II
10 said the loss OF life IL great.
Two persons, Billy Miner and Cbas.
Marshall. made q break for liberty At the
Gan Qaentin prison last Tuesday morning.
Miner was seriously wounded 10 the check,
and Marshall was killed on The spot.
Sam Reynolds. formerly OF Ruby Hill.
bal now . resident Of Battle, WAS lately
elected Sheriff OF Silver Bow county.
Montana. Sam and his brother -" Birdie"
were both very popular here In the earlier
days.
William Read. superintendent Of the
New Eberhsrdt Mining Company, came
over from White Pine by private convey.
snce last Wednesday with = shipment OF
silver bullion from the Monitor mill at
Taylor.
Rev. K W. Van Deven ter. d. D.. will
preach ~ the Ruby Hill NJ. f. Church Oh
Sunday tomorrow at IL O'Clock in tho
morning. and Z In the evening. He will
Also lecture on the Tuesday evening fol-
lowing ct 7 O'Clock.
A stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16. + a A. NJ, will be con-
vened at its Hall his Saturday evening
Al 7 O'Clock. All Master Masons In
good standing are cordially invited 10 81.
tend. Election Of officers.
Billy Smith has received 81 the POSI-.
Office book store = hne assortment Of toys.
fancy goods. books and stationery direct
from ths East. His display for the coming
holidays will not be excelled In Nevada.
Call and sec his specialties.
f. Joseph Cubbins, who was foreman Of
the K. X. mine at RUBY Hill in 1871 ~,
died at Jefferson, Nye county. November
9rd, aged so years. He received injuries
In the tho Ophir Canyon mine several
years ago, from which he never recovered
John Molitor. for over twenty years .
respected citizen OF Hamilton. White Pine
county, went TO San Francisco for med.
ical treatment the last OF October. and the
news reached here that no died at the lat
ter place about two weeks ago OF parsly.
sis.
The Ruby. Dundorbsrg Mining Com.
panv. under orders from the London Of
Zee. have suspended all operations that
were an expense to the company. leaving
James Wilson, the Secretary, In charge OF
al Of .hs %company's property here for the
present.
Lsss Wednesday we had the heaviest
VIM ever known 10 this locality. II blew
regular tornado and laid one OF the big
Eateks Con: furnace smoksstscks fiat. car.
Ilea on the fence In front Of X. sadler's
residence and nearly raised the roof of
Fletcher's stable.
hans Chris'enson, foreman Of the New