Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-05-05
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
u-n.,a,.o,aar, occurred In Europe,

]. 7, Bremenkampf Left last wednesday
for California.
Egyptian children are never washed till
they are q year old.
The la,est New York quotation OF silver
was 63k o: lead, 80 20.
Hook Mason has sent . band Of 5OO
horses 10 range in Elko county.
Thu usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Tbere will be q game OF baseball at The
grounds a, the usual hour tomorrow.
Judee Rives, who has been absent IN
Sail Lake, returned here last Saturday.
The SENTINEL returns thanks TO Senstor
Stewart for public documents received.
Hon, Thomas Wren leaves this morning
for Hamilton and Ely on professional bust
noes.
We learn that O. Y. Greek, formerly .
resident OF Eureka, Is now located 81 Boise
City, Idaho.
Sam Jones says his favorite prescription
for biliouspess 10 one prayer and three
pills Al bedtime.
Mount Baker IL said by the Whstcom.
Wash, Reville Of Wednesday 10 be In Q
state OF eruption.
Joseph DeBell, Past Grand Master OF
the Masonic order of Nevada. died In
Oakland on the 28th ult.
The loss OF life by the earthquakes
10 Greece 10 estimated at 400. Twenty
thousand people are homeless.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday. Persons having bills against
the county should present them to-day.
The Gre on the 25th OF April at Virginia
city amounted TO very little, ss only two
cottages were partly burned. Loss about
$500.
O. O. Berriman fell eighty feet down .
shaft on the Rocky Bar mine In Nevada
county, GAL, last Tuesday. escaping with
but . few bruises.
Beginning on the 1st Of the present month
excursion rates to San Francisco and re-
turn will not provide coupons for entrance
70 the Fair grounds.
A Los Angeles girl took arsenic when
she oouldn't get 9 certain young q
Arsenic il q very good substitute for some
young men.-Journal.
Mrs. Julia Nickals, widow OF W. W.
NicksJs, deceased, has applied for letters
testamentary upon the estate OF her late
husband, W. W. Nicksls.
When the hair has fallen out, leaving
the head bald, il the scalp is not shiny,
there is q chance of regaining the hair by
using Halls Hair Remover.
Mary had a little lamb,
Its issh Was pink and white:
And with green pe%as-about May lst.
That lamb is out Of sight.
The comet discovered at Sydney. New
South Wales, recently, 10 moving north
ward. and will be visible 10 this latitude
In the southeast about May 10.
Thomas BAshford. a police %aficier, was
shot and killed In San Francisco last Tues
day afternoon by Jack Mcnamara, who
had succeeded Bashford on the force.
A San Francisco man has been 10 and
about Carson for the past week. and has
bought up $4,000 worth Of hay In that
section. which has sent the price TO $l4
per ton.
The weather clerk has been dealing out
some very good weather here during the
week. The nights and mornings have been
quite cool, bat the days have been warm
and pleasant.
John Christensen. OF Empire, who was
bitten In the arm by an enraged cat two
years ago. Is suffering severely from blood
poisoning, and is seeking relief al Valleys
bpiings.-Tribune.
A Carson man went into fourteen Diff
ferent places recently before be found
enough silver 70 change q dye-dollar piece.
II could not be learned where be procured
the gold.-Appeal.
Mason 4 Bradley purchased about 500
head OF stock cattle of several farmers at
Lovelock and shipped them last Monday
TO their ranch al Deeth. The average price
paid per head was $40.
Suryeyor.GenerslJ J. T.. Jones 10 working
like q beaver to secure the next meeting of
the Irrigation Congress for Carson. Jon
10 Al 10 difatigable worker on any PROPOSE
zion he takes in hand.
Eggs are selling at s cents 9 dozen in
Porter vile, Cal, and q disgusted rancher
writes TO the Tulare Register and expresses
the opinion that Growers rooster 10 in
some way responsible.
8. r. Bulletin: William Whalen 10 on
trial at ST. Louis charged with having
Aoated bogus mining shares. His opera
lions extended over several years and he
obtained large sums by his fraud.
Judge Fitzgerald arrived from Belmont
last Monday. and will leave for Ely TO-
morrow morning. We are pleased to state
that the Judges health has greatly i'm.
proved since his recent trip to Austin.
Mrs. A. Jackson left last Monday for q
visit TO California. Her daughter, Miss
Oracle. who is attending school al the
Sacred Heart Academy, Oakland, Cal,
will graduate at that institution on the 22d
instant.
An Indian fandapgo has been in opera.
ton since Monday night OF this week.
The Indians are oamped on the hillside
north Of the Eureia Con. furnaces. II Is
said an unusually large number Of aborig-
inss 10 In attendance here this Spring.
Miners and others In adjacent towns
who have been watching Ferguson district
with = view Of going there In search OF
employment. are warned that there are
fully Ave men 10 every job at the present
time. and IL Ia Of NO use 70 go there now.
Lode.
A new time card has been issued by the
Southern Pacific Company. Railroad men
say IL does not change the Tins Of the
arrival or departure Of passenger trains
here. but 10 shortens the time between
San Francisco and Ogden one hour.-Reno
Journal.
The Republican State Central Commit
tee met in Carson Saturday, persuant TO .
call Of Chairman Strothor. The commit
tee decided 70 hold another meeting on
Thursday the slss day Of May. at which
time q State Convention will most likely
be called.
A special from Washington says: Mr..
Preston. director Of the mint, said that
while he was not In favor Of establishing .
new mint In Denver. he thought there
should be established . refinery plant. and
was In favor Of removing the mint al Oar
son city which has outlived its usefulness
70 Denver.
Clay Simms received from some one a.
Ogden, Utah. sn Industrial Army soldiers
chart. on which Is described the age.