Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-06-24
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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life, you are sure TO lose.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregovich eft lssl
Monday for q visit at Reno.
Over in Africa they hang mbing ex-
ports who make false reports.
The usual religious services vii be held
10 81. James church tomorrow
sheriff jim Morris left last Mbndsy for
visit at Thomas Whelsn's rano.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Billy Mendes and wife arrived here
Wednesday from DuokwAter, Ne county.
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald left Wednesday
for q two months visit in San Francisco.
Pick: Teacher-who won the battle
Of New orlesnsr Small boy-Jim Cor
bett.
Mrs. O. A. Brown. OF Duawater. Nys
county. visited here severa days this
week.
The Fourth Of July Committee is work.
ing hard 10 make the celebration Q grand
success.
The rattle for O music box will take
place this evening al Hank Knights saloon
al 8 o'clock.
Frank Mania, Q mining ! ian, left yes.
ta53sy for Tlnuarors, where he expects 10
reside permanently.
Professor Tommy. how many black
beans make ten white ones7 Tommy
Ten. 4 you skin EN-.
The Carson people have secured the
establishment OF the Nevada Kelley Cure
Intitute In that town.
Yearly all the men who have invented
hyhg machines are residing in our ceme-
teses.-Yvnkers Statemsn.
The m.n who never sdvertises always
has plenty OF time 10 balance up his
boohs.-Somerville Journal.
Robert Beatty, q Eureka raised boy,
will read the Declaration OF Independence
q, Reno on the Fourth OF July.
CHARLES Ferraris left last Monday for
Reno, where he went TO attend the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Coin, the new silver paper. edited BY
W. A. Harvey OF Ogden. made its first
appearance last Tuesday 81 Chicago.
II is reported that Princess Eulalie has
ordered three sets OF newspaper clippings
concerning her visit to this country.
We learn that some 900 head OF cattle
we're recently sold ct Duckwater. Nye
county. and brought very fair prices.
The Eureka Gun Club will p~reotice 81
their ground tomorrow. Last Sunday they
got away with the Ruby Hill shootists.
Senator Stanford. OF California. died al
his Palo Alto residence last Wednesday.
He passed away peacefully in bis sleep.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left Wednesday.
by private conveyance, for Austin, where
he will hold q term Of the District Court.
The California courts hold that . "hslf-
breed" person Is not an Indian, and there
fore II IL not an offense TO sell liquor 70
them.
Five residences In Battle Mountain we're
destroyed by FIRE last Saturday afternoon,
the loss amounting to several thousand
dollars.
Martin Lapgton and Ed Muiooy have
taken q lease from the Diamond Com
pany aud expect 10 realize Q modest for
tuno this Summer.
Lizzie Borden, charged with the murder
OF her father and stepmother, at New
Bedford, Mass.. was lass Monday declared
innocent by the jury.
English laboripg mon are holding meet
ings TO protest against being assessed to
buy wedding presents for the Duke OF
York and Princess May.
Miss Mary Chsppelle left Monday 10
visit Miss Louisa Loschenkohl at Pslisads
for q few days. and from thence will go 70
California for g couple OF months.
The famous Blsrney stone was placed In
the walls OF che reproduction OF Blarney
Castle, which forms q part OF the Irish
village at the Worlds Fair. last week.
Francis G. Newlands contributed 500
10 the fund now being raised 10 San Fran
cisco 70 assist she families Of the fremen
who persisted In the fire there last week.
Whatever may be the csuse Of blanch-
ing, the hair may be restored 70 its origi-
nal color by the use OF that potent remedy
Halle Vegetable siciliAn Hair Remover.
Mitch Gregovioh OF Eureka 10 Q visitor
10 Carson. He Is o fine specimen OF man
hood. being six feet -four in hight and pro-
~portionately we'll built.-Csrson Tribune.
p. O. Hyman. President and manager
Of Tusoarora mines. Is dangerously III In
San Francisco. MT. HymAn was for
merly Warden Of the Nevada State Prison,
George Rice, who lassoed and dragged
10 death his partner. Wesley Hickerson,
near Csrlin Q week ago last Thursday, IL
now 10 Jail 81 Eiko, having given himself
up.
Newman Banner: Fred Jackson, who
lost q leg In the battle with Sontag q
Evans, will receive 81, 250, his portion OF
the reward. Small price for the loss OF .
leg.
Eggs are selling In Phoebe 81 II cents
per dozen, potatoes ct 2 cents POI pound
and -four 81 "a 10 per hundred. The
Record says the farmers growl 81 these
prices.
Assessor Powell returned Monday from
aweek's trip in the northern part Of the
county, where he sized up the value OF
property owned BY the residents OF that
locality.
After Q successful run on INT OF the
Chicago banks the deposition put bis
money 10 an inside pocket and asked the
police 20 look him up 10 keep anybody
from getting II.
The Reno Journal OF last Tuesday says:
3. Wenban, owner Of the Oortez mines.
and T. J.. Read, Deputy U. g. Mineral
Surveyor, passed through yesterday on
their way to Cortez.
@. H. starratt and wife departed on
Saturday night 10 make their home In
Austin, Mr.. Starratt having been engaged
by editor Jones TO conduct the Austin
Reveille.-Oarson Tribune.
II will be seen by advertisement In an.
other column that John 3. CApron has
disposed Of his interest In the Eureka
Drug Store 10 O. s. B.tchslder, who will
hereafter conduct the business.
Owen Rice's cabin, at the Champion
mine, Silverado, burned down last 6stur-
day. Felix Rice lost his violin. Q lot Of
music books and other things OF value.
The loss 10 . serious one to him.
The Ferguson Lode says 81 one blast 81
the Monitor tunnel In Ferguson District
twenty.seven carloads Of ore OF 1,20O
pounds each was knocked down. All oil
this ore will average about 500.
The New York Engineering and Mining
Journal notes that the delin luent taxes on
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