Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-02-18

tice oil the feaco Oh torttz DistriCt
Members Of the two Kansas Houses had
aknock-down fight q few days ago.
President Harrison 10 said to have dscI-
ded upon the annexation Of Hawaii.
Helena paper says Q tragedy may be
ensoted in the Montana Legislature.
Miss Alma Manheim. who has been visit
ing IN California. returned here Thursday.
The greater part OF the self-willed mans
estate usually goes 10 the lawyers.-Troy
Press.
Every day . man hears . dozen things
hs,eusk, 10 70 shathe can't do.-Aschis0n
GLOBE.
The Princess Of Wales has expressed
herself as opposed 10 the re-advent Of the
hoopskirt.
The heirs Of one Clay King are claiming
$40, 900. 600 worth Of real estate In the
heart OF Chicago.
Mr.. Cleveland. Ii is said. will be insug-
urated with more pomp than we're any Of
his predecessors.
Through the medium Of q matrimonial
paper 9 Pittsburg man became engaged TO
his " daughter.
The lstest-wby are the wild waves sad7
Because they ran against 9 bank and got
broke-faro bank.
A singer in q Louisville church choir
was arrested Sunday for stealing coin from
the contribution boz.
Salt Lake has completed the raising Of
500, 600 In money and 100 acres OF land as
. bonus for 9 copper refinery.
DAILY Democrats In the Montana Lsgis-
lature may unite with the Republicans and
elect Chairman Garter 10 the Senate.
The Senate has defeated Patchen's bill
repeating and fixing the time for opening
and closing saloons and gaming houses.
Senator williamson has introduced 9 bill
10 reduce the mileage OF Coropers 10 Is
cents per mile. instead Of IS cents, as now.
Last Tuesday night was said 10 have
been the coolest Of the Winter. the Their
mometer marking two degrees below zero.
W. L. Grinin. agent for Wells. Fargo q
90. at Virginia City, who has been visiting
here for some days, returned home yesser-
day.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger Al
manac In 1ss list Of Congressman puts
Mr.. Newlands down As straight Repub-
lican.
K. M. Baum, proprietor OF the Pslisade
Hotel, was In town several days this week.
He reports PAlisade as being almost as dull
As Eureka.
A young man was arrested last week in
Carson for snowballing . Gilman an. Some
OF the Eureka young folks had better make
q note OF this.
Jackson challenged Corbett last satur-
day. Corbstt accepted, with the provision
that he be released II be could get on q
match with Mitchell.
maggie" called Mulligsn to bis ac-
complished daughter. What do you
wantT' us the pianny bruk or are yez
playin' classical music ?"
Intelligence was received here Tuesday
Of the death Of Mrs. Clay Simms, on the
9th instant at Moberly. Ohio. No further
particulars we're learned.
Assemblymsn Foster has the thanks OF
the sEsTISEL for 8 copy OF the biennial
report OF the Board Of Directors OF the
State Orphans Home for 1Ssl-'92.
An Iowa mar named Corn was married
to 9 Miss Wheat in Q Baptist church, and
the choir electrified the audience by sing.
ing " What Shall the Harvest Be
The girl who marries for money usually
has q look on her face after marriage that
indicates that sbe 10 having trouble COL
Letting her salary.-Atchison Globe.
The Chinese New Year commenced here
Wednesday at midnight, BY the firing OF
crackers and bombs. The Chinanen say
"no big time this year; Chinamen too
poor"
Senator Hip has presented q bill for the
relief OF W. l.. Davis. authorizing the
Commissioner OF White Pine county 10
Issue q certificate OF Indebtedness in lieu
Of one lost.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the receipt
OF ID. NJ. Ferry 4 Co.'s Seed Annual for
1893: also an assortment Of garden seeds.
The address OF this famous seed drm Is De-
troit. Michigan.
Assemblymsn Massey's bill concerning
grand Jurors reduces the number OF the
call from "a to IL. and 10 only are re.
quired for . full panel. while z instead OF
~ are sufficient TO indict.
Cards are ont for the marriage OF Misc
Miriam S,eler, formerly q resident OF this
place. but now Of Toledo, Ohio. to Mr..
Henry Van Baalen. The marriage will
take place on Sunday. March 5th.
A Wisconsin minister induced two pot
ters to destroy several figures OF Venus
that they had made for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair. He said they could not be
Christians and mold such statues.
The estate which Florence Blythe Hinck.
ley gained by her suit 10 estimated TO be
worth about 81. 900. 900. Sine will pay her
attprneya $s34, 6i2, ~. according to the
terms OF her agreement with them.
Mrs. Beilam, who has been i'll for the
past month with blood poisoning. and had
one OF her fingers amputated, we are
pleased TO state is improving as rapidly as
the conditions OF her case will permit.
Asssmblyman Boston OF Lyon county
has adopted the suggestion Of the Reno
Gazette by introducing a bill making IL q
misdemesnor 20 manufacture. buy, sell or
wear hoped skirts in the State Of Nevada.
Assembly bin 81. by Mr. Pike. proposes
10 reduce the salaries OF State officers as
follows: Governor TO IS. 900, Secretary Of
State 10 81 800. Controller TO 81, goo. Al.
torney General to 81 900. Superintendent
Of Public Instruction to 81, 500.
The annual ball Of Beatifc Lodge No. z,
Knights OF Pythias. which took place at
the Opera House last Tuesdsy evening
was. as usual, . grand entertainment and
highly enjoyed by all present. The at.
tendance was large. II was . social and
financial success.
Large fiochs OF snowbirds put in an sp-
peArance here las. Monday morning. This
Was unusual, as none had been seen here
for several years before. Tuey we're large
and fat and very tame. The boys about
town killed many and sold them 10 the
Cinnamon al four bits per dozen.
The SENTINEL Is 10 receip! OF Mr.. Chas.
j. Kappler's speech delivered In Reno on
October 80. 1892, on the record and ser
vices OF Hon. W. M. Stewart. which has
boen bound In pamphlet form for general
circulation. II is about the ~olearest and
most exhaustive speech ever made on
Stewart In this country.
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