Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-07-01

BEoWAWE, New, June 70, 1873.
Ed. SENTINEL: Owing to the heavy In
crease OF work al this station 9 night op-
orator has been placed here 70 facilitate
The movements Of the night trains which
are very numerous nowadays.
After spending one unhappy week At
Cortez, s. Wenbsn came down on Sun
days stage and departed for his home in
San Francisco. He says that II does not
seem natural to see everything idle after
so many years OF busy life ss Cortez has
been.
Mrs. VIM. p. Shaw and her two daugh-
tiers vent mp 10 Cortez . few days age and
are taking their annual vacation and are
having g grand time up among the tall
pine trees. They say that IL is much
nicer to spend 9 few weeks around their
old homestead than ct the many pleasure
resorts close to San Francisco.
The hsying season commenced on the
Grayson ranch this morning. and the
merry hum OF the nov and mosqui.
toes can be heard ON ell sides, and for the
next three months there will be lively
music in the sir. We don't object TO the
mowers hum, but the prospect OF having
all Of the good blood pumped ont Of rs
by . little bloodsucker makes Us feel sad.
Mr.. Wenban said he was real glad there
were no mosquitoes around here now, but
at that very moment there we're seventeen
Of the ''varmints" boring for blood on
his face and hands.
Leroy Coil and wife returned from Obi
cago last Saturday and say that they never
saw so many nice things in their lives ss
they saw in Chicago. and II is utterly i'm.
possible for them 10 explain the stipend
Gus sights OF the show. he has two
large books written full Of the wonderful
things that be saw. 90 be would not forget
them, and for the next year his neigh
bors will hear Of his thirty days vaca-
ton. One OF the books also shows the
exact amount Of his expenses while
absent. and for the benefit Of
our ~neighbors I will give his figures.
Although they look pretty small they are
correct. They purchased two round trip
tickets from Sacramento, which are in.
cluded In their hotel bills and travelling
expenses, twenty admissions 10 the main
exposition and nearly all Of the side
shows, the total expense for the two per-
sons for thirty days being 1857 70.
The citizens Of the Dean ranch and
vicinity are preparing to celebrate the 4th
Of July in grand style this year. A large
amount OF money has been subscribed 10
offer prizes for the numerous athletic
games that are to take place on the race
course, and after the balloon ascension
and Q grand display Of fireworks in the
evening there will be music by the band,
SO the boys can dance all night and go
home at daylight. Special stages will
run from Cortez and Beowswe to accom-
modate the citizens who wish TO attend
the celebration.
being organized by Ira G.. Hoag to run
direct from Beowswe 70 Chicago. Sept.
5th. is growing in magnitude wonder
fully, and instead Of having one car
load we now expect to have three car
loads Of Nevada people who are deter
mined 10 see the sights Of the White
City and have 8 grand time 81 . very
moderate expense. Arrangements have
been made 10 secure the incest
tourist cars that are run IN the
road SO they will be very comfortable to
travel in; also. arrangements have been
made for the excursionists to stop 81 the
Hotel Champlaine, ten blocks from the
exposition grounds and only a few blocks
from the Englewood depot where free
buses will meet the party. I will be
pleased to hear from every one very soon
who contemplates going with my party. so
I may be able to make arrangements to
accommodate all who desire to 60 with
u.s.. I. G.. H.