Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-05-13

Mrs. Ohauncey M. Depew died q few
DAYS ago at her homo In New York.
The usual religious services will be held
a. the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Citizens Of Missouri receive about
$1,000. 900 q year In pension money.
The diping-roon OF the Palisade Hotel
Ia for rent. See adv. in another column.
A cold brick worth $3.50, 600 will be CT.
hibited by Montana at the Worlds Fair.
Our rotund, esteemed and social friend,
Charley Bosko, dropped 10 here last Tues
day.
Strange with what equanimiiy the pub.
lie stand By and see the railroad rates cut
down
In Holyoke, Mass., the police have or.
dered the BARRIERS not 70 pen on the
Sabbath.
Assessor Powell, accompanied by his
daughter, left Monday for Q Wilt at Salt
Lake City.
The New York World advocates the
election OF Postmasters by direct vote Of
the people.
The Postal Department bae discontinued
the Postofice at Bristol. Lincoln county,
with mail to Phoebe.
Sister Angelica 0livas, the hrst Sister
Of Charity TO die in Nevada, WAS buried In
Virginia City Last week.
Clay Powell has been confined to the
house during the week with rheumatism
and . touch OF quincy.
Sol Hip, with his wife and little boy,
returned home this morning, after spend.
ing q pleasant week here.
Hon. J. X. Luttrell has been appointed
United States Commissioner for Alaska,
at q salary OF 81 500 per year.
The weather during the past week has
been clear aud warm, and we can now
venture to say that Spring is bore.
The gardens around town will probably
no, BIO AZ pretty @ last year, the late frost
having donsa great deal Of damage.
p. Betti advertises that be intends leav.
ing Eureka, and will sell his stock OF boots
and shoes al greatly reduced prices.
II was q Buffalo girl OF very uncertain
age who Is reported 70 have said: where
sinsleness 10 bliss, It's folly 70 DO wives IL
A ton OF diamonds is worth s95 900. 900.
an l a Kansas editor cautions his readers
not to be imposed upon by paying any
more.
In China wealthy persons buy their
collins long before they need them, and
exhibit them 90 ornamental pieces OF
furniture.
The latest postal laws are suoh that
newspaper publishers can arrest any one
for fraud who takes . paper and refuses to
psy for IL.
The tributers AZ the Hamburg mine
shoveled the snow of the Hamburg
grade last Monday and commenced ship
ping ore on TUESDAY.
Msbei-well, Uncle Abner. did you
GO, 10 the opera early enough last night
Uncle Abner-Well, 1 should Say so; not
norm half OF EN- was dressed.
Postonioe laws forbid the placing Of sd-
vortisements within a postofice, aud for
bid lonngers and disorderly persons from
~lounging around in the building.
Our thanks are extended to Hon. o. II.
Grey, Secretary Of State. for a bound copy
OF the statutes OF Nevada, 1898. passed by
the last session Of the Legislature.
M. Bramble OF Kentucky has left S40..
600, coo to his wife and four children en-
condition that they bury him when dead
In a stone coffin filled with whisky.
The Chicago papers estimate on the
scale OF present prices that a temperate
and economical man can get along In that
city during the Worlds Fair on So a day.
Dandruff Ia due 10 an enieebled state OF
the skin. Halle Hair Ronever 4uickens
the nutritive functions OF the skin, healing
and preventing the formation OF dandIuh'
Mrs. Henry Kind received q beautiful
lot OF flowers from Ooliax, Gal, a few
days ago. principally lilacs, tulips and
wallfiowers. Their fragrance Is simply
delightful.
There are no old Made In japan. II o
woman does not get married at q certain
age, a husband Is picked out for her
by the local authorities and she 10 mar
ried whether or not.
Isaac L.. Reqna, President Of the Eu-
roka and Palisade railroad. and VIM.
Shaw. President OF the Jackson Mining
Company. left here on q special train last
Sunday. bound for San Francisco.
Main street has become q respectable
thoroughfare under tho late repairs In
siituted by our county dads. The bridges
across the big ditch will be attended TO
and no doubt the side streets will also be
repaired.
With tho advent Of fine weather and
good roads leading into town. Main street
has borne q lively appearance during the
week from the number OF loaded ore
wagons that have passed through u to the
railroad depot.
Since She discovery Of the Oomstook
lode In Nevada the mines OF that district
have been assessed 10 tbe value OF S8l. :
Gas, 545, and paid In dividends $1S4. &c.,
$50. Excess OF dividends over assess
ments $50. AIS. 235.
Geo. W. Flick and Mrs. Mishler. mother
of the late VIM. Nickals. came mp from
San Francisco last Tuesday. The former
IL tho guardian Of the children and one OF
the applicants for administrator OF the
estate Of deceased.
VIM. F. Newell returned from White
Pine on Monday last and departed
on Wednesday morning for Battle
Mountain and Austin. He 10 . miner
from the ground up and withai 3 courte-
ous gentleman. whose services the Selby
Smelling and Lead Company are fortu-
nate 10 securing.
The school census marshal called the
frat OF the week 81 Q house In Chinatown
and Inquired Of . couple OF plgson-En-
Rlish.speaking Mongols the age OF Q
child. They were quite willing to an
rel all questions until tho census mar.
shall pulled q memorandum book out OF
his pocket. when they evidently thought
he was springing the deary Act on them
and became as mum "a oysters.
Last Saturday night Beatihc Lodge No.
2. X. OF p, Was honored by an annual
visit OF the Grand Chancellor. T. II.
Hoier, and assisting brothers j. 7. Jones.
o. IL. Colburn and ]. p. Meder. After
the business Of the evening was concluded
grand banquet was held al Billy Robin
sons restaurant. SEINE fine speeches
were made and toasts we're washed down
with the usual refreshments. The even
Ing was made Q very pleasant one oil
round. The visiting brethren departed
early Sunday morning for Austin.