Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-02-20
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
begins March I'd.

Lent begins March 3D.
sarah Alshes Terry Is hopelessly insane
Jusges BeIknsp and Rising are in Ban
Francisco
There are 10000 Chinese shoemakers 10
California.
La grippe is said to have made . record
400 years b. O..
Next Monday. w~ashington's birthday, Is
q national holiday.
The London Times has ordered Ameri-
can printing presses.
The latest New FORK quotation for silver
WAS coke; lead, 81 %.
Mrs. J. W. Lambert returned from Viz
ginia city last Tuesday.
Hon. Thomas Wren lefs wednesday Tor
Ely on professional business.
J. M. English IL striving to start up his
mines q. Typo in the Spring
Eddie Kind. while out sleigbriding last
Sunday night, froze both ears.
The tax rate Of Lyon county, for 1892,
Is 50, the lowest for many years.
The usual religious services will be held
In 81. James church tomorrow.
The new fashion OF ladies' sleeves leaves
mighty little Of the girl in sight.
Up TO this writing the sale Of the Cor
nell mine has not been contaminated.
Johnny Lambert will receive by this
evenings train . lot Of fresh asparagus. .
II Is announced that the Prince OF
Wales will visit the United States in May.
DIR. Thoma and M. d. Foley, formerly
OF Eureka, but now Of Reno, are at the
Bay.
The Salt Lakes Tribune says there is
TO be a rush for the Deep Greek country
soon.
New York Typographical Union is 10 es-
tablish q school TO teach type-setting by
machines.
Nearly all OF the delegates so far chosen
TO the New York Democratic State conven-
ton are for Hill.
We hear that Judge Belknap will be q
candidate for reelection TO the State Su.
promo Court Bench.
The funeral Of James G.. Fair, Jr., was
largely attended by ex.C omstockers and
other Nevada friends.
A Reno paper says: S. o. Wells is very
sick OF grip. He has been confined TO his
home for several weeks.
A party OF lessers have a good pitch in
the Banner mine on q vein Of iron and
lead ore OF good quality.
Venus Travelled 100. OOO, 900 miles TO have
that little Irritation with Jupiter. Agenu-
ine leap year proceeding.
Miss Emma vanderleith. a former we'll
known resident OF this place, Is visiting
Mrs. NJ. d. Foley at Reno.
Col. Joe. Grandlemeyer is still extollipg
the resources OF White Pine before the
. money kings al Underwater.
Ed. Krauss, bookkeeper for Messrs.
Nathan q Kind, sailed from New York on
the 10Th instant for Europe.
One hundred million Chinese are en-
gagged in the culture, preparation, car
risge and expectation of tea.
San Francisco lie q poor mining market.
II ia said that not a mining property has
been placed there in two years.
In San Francisco they have to filter
water before 10 can be used for bathing
purposes, except for 8 mud bath.
II Is said tina, arrangements have been
made with President Diaz for removing
the Louisiana Lottery to Mexico.
Arthur Mathewson, Joshua Tingley
and Daniel Mclean. arrived here from
Hamilton, White Pine, yesterday.
III III u IN RtoA ~ IL
10 spending q good deal Of time ct the Bay
this Winter for medical treatment.
Tomorrow the usual services of the
Catholic Church will be held in Eureka
at 8 and IL O'Clock A. M. and z p. M.
The importance OF the nitrate beds OF
Chile Is shown from the fact that the out
put last year was valued at $50, 900 900.
Thirty per cent Of oil the women in the
United States are working for q living, an
increase OF Q per cent over the year 1850.
Mexican lottery shares have advanced Sc
10 $40 a share in consequence OF the judi
ciAl suppression OF the Louisiana lottery.
The Diamond Company Is shipping
more ore 10 Salt Lake than would keep one
OF our 50-ton furnaces constantly supplied.
The city Of Chicago has 400 churches
and not one public bath. Cleanliness, APP
parently. Is not next 10 Godliness In that
city.
Utah stock-raisers have called for q con-
vention OF the cattlemen OF the West to be
held at Ogden on the 29th and S0th OF
April.
DIR. Geo. Fl. Powers. the ~ooulist. has re-
moved his Office TO 53S Suffer street, San
Francisco, Cal. See adv. under New
To-day"
Vim. Powell has taken q contract 70
haul the Eureka Con. ore from the mine
to the railroad dspo, for two years 81 rs
cents q ton.
Eerd Reid, Deputy Revenue Collector
for this District, paid q visit here the first
OF the week. Ferd is very popular with
our people.
Blaine's letter OF withdraw has had
the effect OF putting numerous Rich
mond's in the field for the Republican
nomination.
The attention Of purchasers Of groceries
and provisions IL directed to the price list
OF ]. W. Lambert, under the head OF
New To-day"
Superintendent Eckley. OF the State
Printing Office, has our thanks for Q copy
Of the Report OF the Adjutant General OF
this State, for 1891.
The fsttest man liz the world died In
Cincinnati OF Ia grippe. He was Geo.
Dietel. formerly q Baltimore butcher, aud
weighed 1888 pounds.
As soon % Q native Alaskan gets a IS
gold piece or 9 $40 dollar bill be immedi-
ately trades IL for silver, having no faith In
gold or paper money.
A called communication OF Eureka Lodge
No. l6. r.. x A. M, will DO cop-ened at It's
Hall this Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock.
All Master Mssons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
Charles E. Mcconnell, q banker OF
Montrose, Col. charges that prices paid
oy the Government for silver bullion
nnder the present Coinage Act are con-
''oiied BY a ring OF spectators.
shoeking stories concerning the starry
ing OF cattle and horses 10 the South
nuano ranges are being related by stock
sae1 muV say 'he snow, by covering the
ieed' VIII cause a very heavy loss.
The month of February, 1886. was
known among the lovers of ,ha cnr;ons a.
nature as the "moonless month" from