Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-11-24
HOME AND COAST.
Waters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Short Limo 10 = WOusu'
John wsnamsksr had saved only sioO q
the ago Of twenty'ihreo.
The grandfather Of the Roihschilds die
no, own q penny In 1900.
The Enterprise denies tho report that Il
4, 10 suspend publication.
Abou. sixty Cinnamon voted al the late
sleotion 10 San Francisco.
oar delightful weather still continues,
with cool nigh, and mornings.
ooyernor-elect Morton OF New York has
Eve daughters. all schoolgirls.
Do a man more thar one favor and be
will expect II as q regular thing.
Don's forget tho social dance at the
Opera House Thanksgiving evening.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church to-morrow.
Mis-. Edna Powell left Wednesday to visil
Miss Katie winzell at the J. d. ranch.
The sea otter is the most valuable Of ell
furs; 81, 100 has been paid for 3 single skin.
Sentence will be passed upon Mrs. Hart
lev December 1, for the murder Of N. ID.
Foley.
Harry Flannery 10 said TO be booked for
tbo Orphans Home Al Carson Cisy.-Beno
Gazette.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Hartley became the mother
of a baby boy Thursday OF last week
q, Rene.
Why suy person should object to purify
ing The ballot is beyond q fair.minded
mans ken.
Or. Henry Hsgar. after visiting here
several days returned 10 winnemucca on
Monday last.
Virginia City and Carson were visited
BIZ earthquake shocks last week. No dam.
age was done.
State and county taxes are now due and
payable. See Treasurer notice 10 another
part Of this paper.
Some people you like until you find
them out, and others you do not like until
you ind them out.
Drop into Ksrsky's and examine his new
Winter goods. which be Is selling ct re-
markAbly low figures.
The fret edition Of the rew postage
stamps had 10 be destroyed. IS they were
mol sufficiently mucilaged.
One thing abou, people who wear relig-
Ion as = cloak, they are pretty sure to DO
warm In the next world loo.
Il is said that DR.. Dergstein. Of Reno. is
slated TO succeed DR.. Thoma as superin.
tendept Of the Nevada Insane Asylum.
Mrs. Alex Mccullough, OF Duckwster.
WAS 10 town several days this week, making
purchases Of q Winter stock Of provisions.
In becoming popular with the girls q
young mao will find . horse and buggy
more useful than either good looks or brill
lianey.
Judge Fitzgerald left yesterday by pri-
vale conveyance for Belmont, Nye county.
where be will hold q term Of the District
Court.
Gov. Budd. Of California. says his cleo
ton expenses we're s6s3 10. the greater
portion OF which was for railroad fare and
hotel bills.
Pargatory IL . queer name for q Vir'
glniA village. but IL does not sound ssran-
ger than tina. OF Godbethere. who IL the
postmaster.
In the Third Judicial District. compris.
ing the counties OF Eureks. Lander and
Nye. Judge Fitzgerald Was 70 elected with.
out opposition.
Fret Modern statesman-Notiee any
thing crooked up ., the pollsf Second Ditto
Not 9 thing. Every man has voted just
~ be vas paid TO.
Reno Journal; Judge Hall. accompanied
By his son. In law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. schssllns. have gone 10 San Fran.
CISCO for . few weeks.
The returns indicate that Nye county
will get way with the Silver banner. The
Republican vote In that county will be
hardly more han 20.
An Iowa farmer says that raising horsts
no longer pays because the men use troll
isys. the glrls bicycles and the Government
10 now run by jactassss.
The Reese River Reveille says that IL 10
reported In Austin that W. McLeese OF
Reno will take . position a. book.keeper
with the Cortez COMPANY.
Men are becoming scarcer year after
year. So says German stAtistieian. and
be predicts 5000 years hence there will be
only one man 10 $40 women.
G~overnor.elect John T.. Jones has al
ready received if,y or sixty applications
for the positions Of j%anitor and gardner oil
the Capitol building and grounds.
4. d. worden. tho convicted train
wrecker, has issued a letter TO the unions
asking for financial assistance in carrying
his case TO the Supreme Court on teohni'
c~alities.
The Chinese charge that the Japanese
did not light fair" in q recent battle be-
cause they attacked on . great joss day
when most OF tho Celestials we're piously
drunk.
A social dance will be given at the Eu'
reka Opera House next Thursday tThanks-
giving, evening. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Rice's orchestra. Admission ia.
dies iree) 81 so.
Jim Townsend was elected Justice OF The
Peace In Mono county, CAL. on the Re-
publican ticket. All his delinquent sub
scribers voted for him and the precipc'
was practically solid.
superip tendent Jeweit W. Adams OF
the Mint, and wife returned from San
Francisco a few days ago. Mr.. Adams has
about entirely recovered from his late