Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-05-28
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Thafp are still \ uuucSs
scarlet fever in heho'
Tho latest New York quotation Tor silver
was 67he; lead, a Zo'
vhenever a wise man makes a mistake
1, teaches him something
The Turhs Slwsys eat their opium'
Wills. the Chinese smokeh'
rhs weather during The past week mas
bean cool, cloudy and showery'
TIL ususl religious services Will DO heid
4, 3, lanes church tomorrow
Tho nsual religious services VIII be held
az Catholic Church tomorrow.
~, K.eley is on his way to found b.
,,io,;da insti,utes In Great Britain.
sol Hin and W. @. Lyons were over
from CIV the early part OF the week.
Hon. Thomas wron left yesterday 10
attend the Supreme Court 81 Carson.
The citizens OF Elko have subscribed
$500 towards a Fourth Of July celebration.
The Eureka Star Band has kindly vol
unteered their services on Memorial Day
Advice is a most useful thing. A wise
man doesn't need IL and q fool wont have
10.
Found-A bunch OF door keys. The
owner can get them by calling al this Of
foe.
There isn't anything We know that some
body didn't have 70 burn his hngers TO
Ind out.
Jspt. Newell's cadets will turn out on
Monday and take psrs In The memorial
Day Ceremonies.
sop9fSS people are SO constituted that
,hins |. q dollar.
Cha = lies Ferraris lief, yesterday for Pail.
ssde io meet his wife. who Is returning
from ri 10 Europe.
One Lmson why men see things so dif-
f~efent6f = because no two can stand In
the s. place TO look.
jude Fitzgerald and George Mullens
Left Tn9 7reday for Phoebe. They expect 10
return next Wednesday.
Ths Hamilton stage driver reported that
hve ine (hes OF hall fell 10 Fish Greek val
Icy Oh xThursdsy evening.
ohaf fIos Pair, Of California. has bought
70 ~ IRey aud six other yesrlings Of Theo-
sore Winters for $50 900.
JaEge Cheney Of Reno fined q juror $40
for Q clipping on a protraoted jag. which In.
espacStated him from duty.
Thet Eureka Military and Social Club
viii al. a. an escort 20 The Mexican War
Veterans on Memorial Day.
Bosses. without q big "ssck behind
them, don't seem 10 have much political
influence In this community.
Nearly half the men imported into the
Csur d'Alenes have deserted and gone
over to the Miners Union forces.
Pan Allen returned last Saturday from
the Breyfogle Mining District. He says
the miners are deserving the place.
So NvL.-N- n.LI-- -
rived hero last Tuesday. He came 10 visit
his sons, Sam and Johnny Wheeler.
Geo. Nixon of the Silver State went TO
Warrington TO attend the meeting Of the
National Silver Committee which met
yesterday.
The wild honey strawberry Of the ST.
errGs has been domesticsted about Red
Bluff. GAL, and il ssid to be . remarkably
fine berry.
Sol Hip left Wednesday for Winnie
mgcoA TO attend the Democrats
State Convention, as q representative OF
White Pine county.
Independent: Ono OF Elko's fair school
ma'sms would become 81 expert bicyclist
IL there we're not quite so many fences
along her line OF travel.
Ives defeated Slosson 10 the 500 points
14-inch balk line game OF billiards 1T Chi
csgo Saturday night. The average record
Was broken by Iyes, IL being 9Th
James Gilmore. c~ovicted OF msnslaugh-
ter by q Reno Jury last week. was SEN
fenced by Judge Cheney to nine years ct
bard labor in the State Prison.
The Storey County Silver Club. 10 Is
said, will number about 500 when DOM.
plets. This gives the silver men In Me-
ysda about l 200 majority In the State.
The University closes on the TIL Of juno
this year. There will be Q graduating
class each from tho Business. Normal and
Liberal Arts Departments.-Reno Jour-
nal.
Mrs. Henry Bishop. q former resident
Of this place. arrived here last Saturday
from London. and departed Wednesday for
California, where she will reside perma-
nently.
man last week, and last Monday left for
Reno and San Francisco on business con.
nected with the estate Of the late Eugene
N. Robinson.
II was supposed, previous 10 The school
election last Monday, that there would be
no politics In IL. but ss soon a. Black Wal.
lace undertook TO boss the job the hght
against him commenced ell along the line
aud he was downed.
The officers and members Of Eureka
Hook and Ladder Company No. /. and
Knickerbocksr Hose Company No. Q. ere
requested to assemble 81 their Hose-house
NEXT Monday morning OF Q O'Clock. TO take
part in the ceremonies Of Memorial Day.
Charley Robbins, formerly . resident OF
this place. and later held the dual posi-
tion OF bookkeeper and asssyer with the
Gold Hunter Mining Company. ct Mullen.
Idaho. has been promoted and now fills
the position OF Superintendent OF that
company. He was we'll known here for
his energy and integrity. and 9 host Of his
friends will be glad to learn Of his good
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