Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-01-23
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

All of sadler's mail stages are making
schedule time.
The latest New York quotation for silve'
was 92ho; lead. 81 10.
The weather here during the past wees
has been clear and quite cold.
O. W. Grover has disposed OF tno HiA'
Independent to W. W. Booher.
Mrs. Harry Jackson left last Iue'oss
for Eberhardt, her future hons. :,
Tie usual religious services wili Do hsiO
in 81. James's church tomorrow
sanator Teller has introduced q bill tc
admit Utah 20 the Union rs . State.
Several persons at Palisade have been
afflicted with the grip. but In q mild form
The National Democratic Convention
will be held at Chicago on the 22d Of June
next.
A package can now be blown from Paris
20 Berlin by pneumatic tube In thirty-hvt
minutes.
Last Sunday night, at Elko, the Their
mometer registered thirteen degrees be-
low zero.
d. Nathan. the merchant, has been con-
lined TO his room with bronchitis for tht
past week.
An English syndicate, with 81. $50, 900 has
purchased IS OF the 20 flour mills Of Utah
Territory.
There lie more snow at Pslissde than
there Was during the severe Winter OF two
years ago.
Mrs. +. J. Schneider. who has been q
victim TO the grip for W weeks, Is slowly
recovering.
Mrs. D. W. Levan, who has had q re-
lapse OF the grip. has been seriously III for
several days.
Miss Harte, one Of the teachers In the
public school, 10 still confined 10 her room
with the grip.
Miss Halle Ford, who has been ct
Mills Seminary. and visiting In California,
returned home last Tuesday.
Billy Read, Superintendent Of the Eber-
hArdt Company OF White Pine. made q
flying visit here the first OF the week.
Bestifc Lodge No. z. X. Of p. intend
giving a grand masquerade ball oil the
18th OF next month. See advertisement.
The Chicago Exposition will open it's
doors to the public on May 1, 1898, and
close them on October 3Oth, OF the same
year.
John Wheeler left last Monday for
Reno. 10 be present at the marriage Of his
brother Sam, which took place on she goth
instant.
Jim Morris. OF the Morris Bros, has
been dangerously III with pneumonia for
q week past. bat ia now considered out Of
danger.
Tomorrow the usual services OF the
Catholic Church will be held In Ruby
Hill ct $50 A. NJ, and 10 Eureka ct IL A.
N. and Z p. NJ.
One planter in Louisians will this year
draw from the United States Treasury o
bounty Of $55, 900 upon q sugar produot Of
ALSO, 900 pounds.
Francis Murphy, the great temperance
apostle. has made a convert at Tacoma OF
John l.. Sullivan, the slogger. who took
the blue-ribbon pledge.
The Austin Advocate says: Nearly
every branch Of mining operations
has been closed down At Oortez on
account OF the grippe"
The Independent says Elko Is just now
cursed with an anonymous scribbier who
sends obscene Letters through the mail TO
different ladies In the town.
The grippe claimed two notable victims
last week in the persons Of Cardinal Man
ming and the Duke Of Clarence. the
Prince OF Wales eldest son.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany has paid In dividends s5,005, 900.
over 500 per share. and in excess OF the
capitalization Of the company.
Mark Timson. who has been laid up
here some two months with q broken leg,
has recovered sufficiently to return 70 his
home 81 Hamilton, White Pine.
Patti aud BernhAri will sell flowers at
the coming fair In New York for the bene-
At OF the Actors fund. None but mill.
ionaires can afford to ~patronize them.
Last Saturdays Reno Journal says: I.
10 reported that five weddings will occur
next week In Reno, which 10 certainly q good
showing for the flrst three weeks OF leap
year.
Sheriff Ben. Payne Of White Pine, who
has been visiting at the Bay and several
places In the western part OF Nevada. or.
rived here last Saturday and left for home
Monday,
Those who are recovering from 10
grippe say they appreciate the force Of
the Irishman's remark, "thst 10 took him
three weeks 10 feel better after he was en-
toirly well.
A Salt Lake company has been or.
ganized TO work mines In White Pine
county. Nevada. The promoters agree TO
take cut $50. 200 worth OF ore by the frst
OF March next.
stated communication OF Eureka Lodge
No. 10. +. q A. M. will be convened at lie
Hall this Saturday evening At Z o'clock.
All Master Masons In good standing are
cordially invited TO attend.
]. @. Ford. who returned q few days ago
from . trip down 10 the southwestern por.
tion OF Nye county, reports that there is no
great amount OF snow there, and that the
sheep and cattle are doing well.
The Silver State got out an eight-psge
edition last Monday that was chock full oil
original matter relating 10 Humboldt
county. which should be the means OF
drawing attention to that locality.
The Chinese New Year will commence
next Friday. January 80. Already our
Oelestisls are making preparations for lite
observance on IS large q scale a. their q,
nsnoes will permit thei ; dull times.
II will be seen by the Joint Quarterly
Statement Of the Auditor and Treasurer Of
this county, published In another column,
that at the quarter ending Jan. q, 1892,
there was $50, s23 SO In the treasury.
The English miners convention Wal
not very polite in refusing 10 adopt q reso
,uuon OF coincidence at the death OF Oh,
puke Oh clarence. Perhaps IL was NOR,
s,noere shan some bodies which have OK
pressed great sorrow.
IL will be seen by an I'D yertisement IL
snotner column that Mrs. Rosseau ant
ns .,ass .n'end giving a Leap Year con
cert snd ball on the evening OF Februarg
o, 1892. She will be assisted BY The bes
musical talent in Eureka.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the REGAIN
OF a keg OF beer yesterday from Ernes
sehendel, who was bubbling all over witt
loy. on account OF the arrival Of a younl
hieress 81 his home yesterday morning
Mother and daughter doing we'll. Gons