Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-09-09
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

NpNte
times.
Miss Annie McGsrry and Pearl Gates
returned Saturday from . visit In Pine
Valley.
A collection OF postage stamps has been
disposed Of for Q 5000 francs By . native Of
Bordeaux.
Mrs. NJ. McGarry and daughter returned
Thursday from . visit OF the Chicago Fair
and Canada.
A dastardly attempt was made last San
day night TO burn the Gold Hill public
school house.
Hon. Francis q. Newlands has the
thanks OF the SENTINEL for Congressional
documents.
II ever there WAS Q time when statesmen
where needed In these United States. II 10
now 81 hand.
The stage driver from Hamilton re-
ported two inches OF snow N that place
last Thursday.
George HUI and Miss Minnie sadier
left Monday 10 resume their studies 81 the
Reno University.
By improvements In mining machinery
one man in 1883 raised more ore than four
men could in 1880.
Miss Grace Palmer OF Reno has been
employed 20 conduct the public school at
Mineral Hill, this county.
A general meeting OF wool growers OF
Colorado IL 10 be held soon 10 discuss the
condition OF the industry.
"Soloi out" be murmured 10 himself,
90 the father OF his best girl gave him .
1T Of 2 o'clock 10 the morning.
On Ruby Hill Yesterday the fve-year
old daughter Of Thomas Hicks fell from q
baby carriage and broke her left arm.
seest ihou Q man who Ia mean 10 his
wife' Satan will not be injured much by
what he says In church.-Ram's Horn.
PasseDger-"Is this 3 fast engine2"
Engineer -" Fasti Well / guess-ii
smokes. choos and goes of on = toot."
The 0est gold mine al Silver City, New,
Ia showing up immensely rich. The camp
10 reported TO be the ~liveliest In the State.
Bishop o. W. whitaker is reported quite
Ill and be Is contemplating q visit 10
Reno In the hope Of regaining bic health.
PAY as you CO." lie a pretty good rule
10 follow, but the man who arrives at .
hotel without any baggage must pay 90 be
comes.
The Salt Lake Mining Journal has dis
continued its daily Issue. and for 3 while,
81 least until times improve, Will appear
a. q weekly.
Jinks-Ardup has 9 wonderful memory.
Blinks-How do you know7 Jinks-He
drew an excellent picture OF Q dollar the
other day.
The weather during the week has been
cold and blustry, and on Wednesday night
there was Q shower OF rain. after which
fires we're not uncomfortable.
Merrill Fletcher. who has been visiting
relatives and friends at Elko for the past
three months, returned home last Satur-
day. highly pleased with his visit.
The Rsveiile says Assessor Easton has
almost completed the assessment roll OF
Lander county and thinks 10 will fall short
from $50. 900 TO SIS 900 from 1892.
Miss Blanche Atherton OF Carson. and
Miss Jennie Sherman Of Reno. arrived
here last Saturday. They will bold posi-
ions ~ teachers in our public school.
Josh Tingley, accompanied by his niece.
Miss Ethel Tinglsy and Miss Ellen Hooper
OF Ruby Hill, left last Monday for Currant
Greek. TO be absent two or three weeks.
Philadelphia Girl-Does Waldo ever kiss
your Boston Girl-If by the word 'kiss'
/ spprehend you to mean osculaiory dem
onstratiop. l may say that he does MOI.
As the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover Is . remover Of the
hair. including lite growth. health. youth
fol color. and beauty. II will please you.
The Denver Evening Post. the only
paper 10 the State OF Colorado that upheld
The people would NOT p~ssronizs u and IL
won't TO the wall.
Tom Williams, who has held down q
steady job 81 she Diamond mine for several
months past, left last Wednesday 10 try his
luck in California. He is . steady going
young man and will win respect wherever
BIO goes.
Assessor Eggers informs the Independ-
ent that the assessment roll OF Elko
county this year will show Q decrease OF
81 ,000. 900 from that OF last year, owing 10
the depreciation OF mining property In
Tuscarora.
Alameda Sentinel: Somnambulism 10 .
terrible thing. The other night Q young
mar in the Western addition arose In his
sleep. crossed the river bridge and never
awoke until he was bitten by . bull dog
and had to drop both watermelons.
The stores Of our Hebrew citizens will
w wv htAh W N@'tS ~
their New Year. 1854. Their stores will
also be closed on the following week from
Tuesday evening until dark on Wednesday
evening. for the observance OF their Day
OF Atonement.
Hon. Thomas Wren, our delegate 10 the
Bimetallio Convention at Chicago, and
who spent several weeks In Washington.
returned home last Tuesday. He will ad-
dress our citizens this evening 81 the
Courthouse, telling them what he knows
about the silver question in Congress.
The public school will reopen next Mon.
day with the following corps OF teachers.
wig: ]. Jones. Jr.. Principal; X. 4. Hof.
man, Assistant Principal; Miss Blanche A..
Atherton, Fourth Primary; MIRA. J. NJ.
Benedict, Third Primary; Miss Jennie r.
Sherman. Second Primary; Mrs. J. N.
Hill. First Primary.
Ed. SENTINEL: Sir-Please inform me
what 10 the penalty for wife beating p
IsQUIREB. Assault and battery 10 the
unlawful beating Of another, and . person
duly convicted thereof shall be ined In any
sum not exceeding 81 900. or imprisoned
In the county Jail for . term not exceed
ing six months.-ED. SENTINEL.
Joseph TreloAr and William ]. Tregon.
ing. old and highly respected citizens OF
Ruby Hill, left Friday Of last week TO try
and better their fortunes 10 Montana or
some other place In the North. The peo-
pie OF Ruby Hill regret the departure Of
these gentlemen. and hope they may be
prosperous and happy wherever they may
abide.
Pat. r. Mcbride returned homo from
Utah last Saturday. He says everything
over there is very dull. Even the Ontario
mine IL Ia feared will have TO close down.
The management are sailing very
close 10 the wind and making every
thing count. even to milling low grade ore
that had lain on the dumps untouched for