Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-02-27
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.


Mexican street cars are used TOT 'a-
nerals.
New York has commenced 'akinss ne"
census.
Assessor Wallace returned Thursday
from the Bay.
Judge Fitzgerald returned from Austin
last Saturday.
W. T.. Griffin Is confined to his home
with the grippe.
The latest New York quotation for silver
was COS o; lead, 81 05.
The weather during the past week has
been warm and pleasant.
Ex-senator james @. Fair has gone "
Honolulu for bis health.
Mrs. R. M. Beatty left yesterday for
California TO visit her mother.
The usual religious services viii be heid
In 81. James church tomorrow.
There il q woman in Oregon who has
worked twenty years at stone cutting.
Two rabbits within five years will be
responsible for q progeny OF 10000. 600.
Montans mining companies are shutting
down the mills. owing to the low price OF
silver.
Prominent San Francisco Restaurants
are now advertising that they use Nevada
butler.
ID. Nathan, who went to California for
his health, writes back that be is much i'm
proved.
Johnny Wheeler left Monday for Cali.
fornia, TO be present 81 the wedding OF
his sister.
Beer is now selling a. "a a barrel in Chi
cago, the lowest price ever reached for
that intoxicant.
Wealthy residents Of Texas are said 70
can revolutionist.
General II. p. Heating returned from
the East last week. He has not entirely
recovered his health.
The grippe is the only thing that can
make some mighty tough people feel
meaner than they are.
Dick Willis. OF Hamilton. returned
from the Bay last Tuesday, and left the
following day for home.
The best mutton chops are worth rs cents
q pound in San Francisco. Here they
cell at Is cents per pound.
The school house Al White River. White
Pine county, was burned last week. TO-
Rether with furniture. books. etc.
First Small Boy-Whst does your ma
do when you lie 10 herr Second Small
Boy-She tells pop I take sitter him.
M. Morris and wife. who were in Cali
fornia several months for their health, re-
turned home last week much improved.
Mrs. j.. L. Wines. formerly OF this
place, but now OF Reno, Is visiting her
friends here. She will return home on
Monday next.
II any msskers names are omitted In the
report Of the Knights masquerade ball 1t
10 not our fault. Blame the other fellow
who reported she names.
The latest fad among our schoolboys IL
the tug-of-war. We want 10 give them 9
pointer. II they would make lees noise
they would have more strength TO tug.
The dog poisoner has recently been get
hing IL his work. Why 10 IL that be
generally poisons the best dogs in the
town, wheh there are so many ours that
are OF no value2
W~sshington's birthday was not gener-
ally observed in Eureka. The bank.
county Offices and some OF the stores we're
closed. and a few Gags flying were the
only reminders Of the day.
d. II. Hall, accompanied by his daugh'
ter, Mrs. M. Scheeline. (nee Aggie Hall,
and his granddaughter. Mics Irene Baker,
returned by Tuesdays train from San
Francisco. accompanied BY Mrs. j. L..
Wines. OF Reno.
W. p. News: Az the Sherif's sale Sstur-
day OF the Joanna and other mining prop
critics OF A.. II. Watson. both in Robinson
and 0sceola mining districts, the entire
lot was bid in by the plaintiffs for their
judgments fsl5, 900 $50 and costs.
A correspondent, OF the San Francisco
Mining and Scientific Press In referring 10
the proposed California State miners or
gsnization, suggests Q national miners
organization, and says: "In the presence
OF such IN organization. silver will not
beg in vain for recognition IS . money
metal" and he 10 right.
At the Catholic church TO morrow there
will be mass and sermon In Ruby Mil at
$50 A. M, and In Eureka at ii A. N. and z
p. NJ. Next Wednesday. March 2. the be-
ginning Of Lent, will be a day OF fasting and
abstinence. There will be mass and the
yearly blessing OF the ashes ats O'Clock A.
n. In Eureka.
Frank B. Mercer, q writer on the SEN
TrsrL several years ago, WAS married on
the 18th instant at Spokane Falls, Wash,
to Miss Amelia +. Cheesman. Frank, old
boy. we are pleased 10 know that you have
done gons and done II. You waited .
pretty long time, and we hope you have at
last found your afinity. and that In the
future your paths may be strewn with
happiness and prosperity.
Jimmy Purcell, who served an ap.
premiership In the SENTINEL printing Of
foe, and Afterwards drifted TO Butte,
Montana, sends Us Q card Of invitation 10
attend his wedding. which will take place
next Tuesday. The young lady be will
marry 10 from the East, and named Mise
Mary vogel. Jimmy Purcell 10 q fret
class young man, and we wish him and
his fair young bride unAlloyed happiness.
Last Saturday morning Q dispatch was
received by Mrs. M. Hoye announcing the
death Of her sister in Philadelphia. De.
ceased was o native OF 90. Tyrone. Ireland,
and anne 10 this country but Q short time
ago, She was on her way to Eureka, In
which place she was TO make her future
home with her sister. Mrs. Hoye. when
she was suddenly taken with Ia grippe.
which was followed by typhoid fever, which
resulted In her death. She received the
best OF care and treatment from DR.. Nc.
Donald. formerly principal Of the public
school In this place, but al In vain, for her
end had come. She leaves two married
sisters. a brother, and also 9 father and
mother. together with Q host Of friends to
mourn her loss.