Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-12-02
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Ia Nhtuhn NCAutu0u AutblAy iEDm \
business visit at San Francisco.
Rev. t. l.. Bellsm's new residence At
wadsworth is nearing completion.
Mrs. Roswell T.. Flowers charities cost
her on 81 average Of $3.50 per week.
The usual religious services will be held
a. the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Carson papers say Senator John p.
Jones 10 expected to visit Nevada coon.
meeting OF the Italian Benevolent So
els,y will be held tomorrow 81 I o'clock.
Some men are 90 greedy that Of break.
fast they can tell what they want for din.
ner.
Thanksgiving Day passed off very quietly
here. IL was cloudy and rainy most Of The
day.
r. Farrell, superintendent OF the Dunphy
property In Nevada, Was In town yester.
day.
Next Monday evening, II not paid before,
the State snd county taxes will go delin-
quent.
CONGRESSMAN Newlands passed Palisade
last Monday morning on his way 10 Wash.
ington.
An Oklahoma man who traded his wife
for some cattle has been made 10 rue the
trade by . Judge.
Storey county hss taken steps towards
making Q display Of Comstock products at
she Midwioter Fair.
The expected yield for the Cripple Greek
dis.ric, OF Colorado is $40. 600. 900 in gold
for the coming year.
Mrs. Joseph Winzsll and her daughter
Miss Katie. came in last Monday from their
ranch 10 Pine Valley.
Superintendent Read OF the Diamond
Company left Wednesday to spend Thanks.
giving Day al Sal, Lake.
Ex. Assessor Wallace has been Visiting
here during the past week. He will return
to the city next Monday.
There are men who go 10 . gymnasium
for exercise, while their wives are saving
the wood.-Rsm's Horn.
"Compulslon" 10 the name OF a station
on the Ely aud Hamilton road in White
Pine county.-R. Ssdler.
The who has worn tight shoes
for an afternoon can we'll understand how
msu can die with his boots on"
The New York police want ladies 10 quit
carrying their purses In their hapds, and
10 have pockets made in their dresses.
The Mayor Of 1t. Paul has vetoed en- or.
dinsnee prohibiting the wheeling OF baby
carriages on the sidJwAlks Of that city.
The Silver State says every house In
winnemucca lie occupied, and there are a
few people who are s.ill living in tents.
/, is said that the suicide list Of New
York now averages Ave q day. Hunger
and want 10 the reason most frequently
given.
New York woman, in her bill for di.
vorce. alleges that her husband won 81 900
playing poker one night. and gave her only
$40 OF IL.
age. who said she was . bootblack. passed
Pslisade . few days ago on her way to san
Francisco.
The 29lh Of this month the time between
sunrise and sunset will be only 0 hours
and 80 minutes, making IL the shortest day
Of the year.
The Board OF County Commissioners
will meet neat Monday. Persons having
bills against the county should present
them TO day.
The working force at the Bay State
mine. Newark District. has been reduced
TO four chloriders. This Is owing TO the
low price OF silver.
Mrs. q. A. Asthewson. Mrs. L Zadow
ADD her daughter. Miss Selma, OF Hsmil.
Ion. White Pine county, visited here the
frat Of the week.
Harry and Riyes Baker. who have been
here several weeks visiting their aunt, Mrs.
N. scheeline. returned to their California
home last Monday.
Richard Hooking. John Smith aud Ned
Moyle have q lease OF the Wide West mine,
on Adams Hill. with 9 good prospect OF
ore which assays well In gold.
A person Is prematurely old when bald
ness occurs before the forty fifth year.
Use Halle Hair Remover TO keep the SCALP
healthy and prevent badness.
Do the people Of this county intend max
ing any kind Of 8 showing at The Midwin-
Ter Fairf II so. 4. Ia time they were get
iing . move on In that direction.
For the past two weeks we have had IN.
usually fine weather, interpreted with
occasional showers Of rain. aud the barom-
eier was extraordinarily high for Novem'
Der.
Nick Simonsen 10 feeding and isitening
IS steers Ia Newark Valley for the San
Francisco market. They are splendid
looking cattle and ought to bring q good
price.
Mrs. Thos. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Curran. OF Newark Valley. loft Wednesday
Tor California. The former will spend the
Winter In San Francisco. and the latter
will make their future home in the Santa
Clara valley.
Frank Rogers and John Moyle. who are
leasing In the Silver Lick mine on Adams
Hill. have struck . pay streak. which, like
most OF the orc In that locality. has lite
principal value In gold. Ii 10 reported 10
average about 5000 per ton.
wm. Smith. OF Newark Valley, Intends
purchasing . patent separator for the pur-
pose OF making butter on the creamery
plan. He has already erected a large stone
building, with walls three feet thick, which
be proposes to use a. q creamery.
T. 8. Fulton. who has been prospecting
on Bald Mountain since 1873, still hangs
on there with abiding faith In his ul,imat
success. The camp Is q good one without
doubt, but 9 quartz mill 10 needed to make
10 . success. Mr.. Smith has opened a tun-
mel on the Morning Star mine, that shows
vein OF gold quartz three and hall ieet
thick and samples, as far as developed a.
$50 per ton.
The :" social given Thanksgiving night
BY far outshone any OF the past delightful
entertainments by the Eureka Social Club.
There were about 80 couples In attendance
and dancing was kept mp In q spirited man
nsr until 8 O'Clock In the morning. The
hall was tAstefully decorated; the mem.
bsrs we're supplied with fresh and irasran'
button hole bouquets. and the supper tAbie
was loaded down with turkey and such
other delicate yiands as are most usually
appreciated by ball-goers.
For fast travelling We recommend the
"Bald Mountain and Gold Greek Express
II 10 an outfit with . single horse that can
knock out any other quadruped hal may
compete with him for speed. The Other
day he made II miles 10 seven bours.