Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-07-23
oRREsPoNDENCE
BrowAvE, New, July 10, 1892.

BrovAvE, New, July 10, 1899.
Ed. SENTINEL: Ninesy-6ve in the shade
The days are considered quite warm bu'
the nights are cool and refreshing.
Crops are looking fine and growing
very fast now, although the Spring was
very backward. The ranchers bave had
over q month Of nice weather and have
followed the motto: MAKE hay while the
sun Shines"
John Engstorm and wife are visitors a.
the hotel, and are enjoying life By hunt
ing, fishing and boating. They have
many friends here who enjoy their com'
psny and are glad 10 have them come.
During the month Of June the Hum
boldt Land and Cattle Company paid out
1867 rs for salaries Of men employed ON
their ranch In this valley, and they are
getting up q large lot Of hay 10 show
for Il.
Turner Shultes and James Ebert, two
young men and shining lights OF this
place, packed their grips, kissed their
girls good by, and started for Seattle.
Washington, yesterday, where they expect
to stop and grow up with the country.
They are both good boys and are sure TO
make friends wherever they go.
Mrs. Oliver Benson went to San Fran
cisco some time ago 10 consult with q
promir snt physician, and after several
weeks Of doctoring under his skill her
case was pronounced hopeless. With the
hope Of prolonging her life Oliver Benson
TOOK her to Arkansas Hot Springs, where
they hope the change may do her some
good. Mr.. and Mrs. Benson are old resi-
dents Of this county aud are highly re-
spected by every one who knows them,
and ii il with sorrow and regret that such
gloom his been cast in their once happy
home.
Oolond Simeon wenban, with Mrs. W,
P. Shaw and her two handsome daugh'
ters, Flo,a and Ethel, came up from tht
city last Saturday morning en- route II
Cortez, where they expect 10 remain . few
weeks an, enjoy the fresh mountain air
They expect Mr.. Shaw to arrive in Q few
days, who will go into camp with then
and have merry time. Messrs. wenbaI
and Shaw will devote some Of their leisur
time looing after their many interest
about Co.tez and cheer up the boys VIII
are axiouly awaiting the starting NJ o
the mill md mine. Tuere Is no hope O
1t occurring very soon unless silver take
q big raie in the near future.
The rilroad company have adopted
! new cod Of rules, signals and whistles
and also have erected q semsphors pol
thirty fed high at every Office on thei
/ system. The operators have to climb :
the top Of the mast every night and ligh
Q q beacon lamp which is used TO sigma
. trains during the night. That is all RICH
for us yong fellows to practice gymnas
, tics on, but there are Q great many lad,
operators who have to take care OF theil
lamps and must perform the feat al suci
a dizzy hight. There Is much speculs
: tion with u as to how the ladies will man
age to comply with the rules, and whether
they will adopt the bloomer uniform Of
buy blue jeans overslls, for they can
wear hoop skirts OF Q windy day.
A few days ago we had some funn,
yarns to spin and expected to give you
readers a whole column Of silver news
but owing to q fatal mistake caused by
craving appetite / spoiled the whole thin
in q minute by ordering . case OF bran
new cucumbers OF the Asiatic choler
breed. / am all right now, but will ca
plain food for a few days to come. Fl.