Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-06-10
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
n.,eball IL ali The rage q. Elko.

Inc Wofius rhf viii W open on oun-
day from this on.
The victim OF the ben, pin knows we'll
when IL is Spring time.
The latest New York quotation for silver
was $3.50; lead, So rs.
The loungers have commenced 10 hunt
the shady side Of the street.
The usual religious services will be held
in 50. James church to-moHow.
Edwin Booth, The great American actor,
died 10 New York last Wednesday.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow.
On Sunday, the 18th inst. Tom Trainor
will sell q band Of young horses at auction.
Tribune: Many Of the deposed Mint en-
ployes are preparing to seek pastures new.
F. X. Murphy, Esq Of Ely, White Pine,
has been visiting here during the pas,
week.
When haying begins most OF the Carson
Mint employees can get jobs In Mason Val.
ley.-Tidings.
The President OF Salvador has been
granted Sl00, 900 In gold for 8 trip TO the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Josie Robinson, who has been a.
ts~ndine-the Stats University, returned
homo Thursday.
Frank McAulife. who was killed last
week at Leadville had just inherited an &C.
tate OF S12 900.
Grover Cleveland eays that the number
OF men In this country who haven't got al
Office is appalling.
Lizzie Borden, charged with The murder
OF her father and ssepmother, is on trial at
New Bedford, Mass.
Allen O. Bragg, Of the Reno Gazette,
has returned from San Francisco much
improved In health.
John 8. Cspron, formerly an old resi-
dent OF this place, arrived here Thursday
from San Francisco.
Reno has collected s.. 200 for the cele.
bration Of the Fourth. and thus far Eu-
reks has collected less than $500.
San Diego dispatches say that an old
man named %IngrAhsm and his wife have
found the long lost Peg Leg mine.
Mrs. Il. J.. McEven. accompanied by
her young son Harry. left Wednesday to
visit her daughter at Park City, Utah.
The time Of year is here when young
girls find more enjoyment In lying In q
hammock than 10 washing the supper
dishes.
Miss Mary Copp. who left for California
six month"; ago for the benefit Of her
health. returned home last Tuesday much
improved.
Mira. Jerry Ahern, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. NJ. McCsrdle, returned home |
last Tuesday from q six months visit In
California.
The Summer term Of The Eureka public
school will close next Thursday. The va
cation will last until the first Monday In
September.
Man Ia a good deal like a fsh. You know
the fish would never get in very serious
trouble II IL kept its mouth s~hut.-Yonk-
ers Statesman.
TIT estate OF the late Edgar Mills. who
was Superintendent of the Eureka aud
Palisade railroad for many years, has been
appraised At Sl,4ls,i47 43.
There 10 no excuse for any man 10 ap-
pear 10 society with q grizzly beard since
the Introduction Of Buckingbam's Dye.
which colors q natural brown or black.
Willie, the 7.year old son OF NJ. No
Garry, was thrown from q horse last Mon.
day evening and had bis right arm broken
10 two places, causing very severe fractures.
@. 8. Batchelder. accompanied by his
wife and two children. arrived here last
AuOuu4y UT tAOU hhAos AhGJ |
oame 10 attend the funeral OF DR.. Schnei-
der.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Gem.
pany has lavied an assessment OF one cent
per share on the capital stock Of the COM
pany, payable on or before the 18th day OF
July.
At Walnut Hill, Conn. q pet colt jumped
It's pasture bare, vent uninvited TO the
church, where it's mistress was being mar
ried. and walked down the aisle TO the
altar.
The runt OF the litter squeals the loud.
est. The lesnest hog gets 10 the swill
first and eats the most. The meaner the
man the more oonceited he is.-Homer
Index.
The Fourth OF July committees have thus
far lone well. and II they keep up their
lick our celebration will be Q grand affair.
Read their program Of exercises In another
column.
Kate. what has become Of the porous
plaster left In that desk !" POROUS
plaster l Why, l thought u Was one OF
those new postage stamps, and put IL on
. letter 70 ma"
The Daily Tusoarors Times Review has
succumbed TO the inevitable, and an.
nounces that hereafter 10 will be pub.
lished as Q weekly. We oondole with you,
brother Fairchild.
Richard II. Jury and wife Left Thursday
for their California home. During his
stay here Mr.. Jury spent most Of his time
on Ruby Hill, bis former home, among
old friends there.
Reno Gazette; Ben Gilman. OF the Eu.
reks and Palissde railroad, reports the
mining prospects In Eureka most encour-
aging. The Diamond Company think they
have unearthed . bonanza.
A. A. Andre, formerly an old resident OF
this town, and al one time County Clerk,
was In town several days this week. He
10 now o resident OF San Francisco, where
he 10 engaged In the insurance business.
The Rocky Mountain News says Denver
does not want the Carson Mint, and Colo
RADIO has no desire TO rob Nevada OF us
coinage plant. There will soon be work
enough for mints In both Denver and Car
son.
All our streets have been thoroughly re.
paired. and the filth In the back yards
In nearly all places, has been removed.
and the town now has q very presentaoie
appearance. Thanks TO our county
dads"
Queen victoria's frat experience in an
elevator was ct the Imperial Institute In
London the other day. There are no ele-
vAtors In any Of The royal palaces. The
Queen 10 said TO have been delighted with
the "lift."
The Eureka and Palisade railroad has
given Q IS rate from Pslisade to Eureka
and return. good from the Sd to the 7th
Inclusive. This Ia for the benefit OF those
wishing to attend the celebration here on
the Fourth.
The Spring meeting Of the Salt Lake
Driving Park Association will commence
next Saturday and continue 10 the 24th