Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-02-17
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The latest New York quotation OF silver
was 63ac: lead, So rs.
81. Valentines day was scarcely recog.
nized Ia this neck Of the woods.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald and wife left last
Monday for q visit In California.
The usual religious services will be held
At the Catholic Church tomorrow.
There are people who will noi trust the
Lord until they lose everything else.
Terrific wind and snowstorms occurred
In many places in the East last Sunday.
To get out Of the world for the sake Of
getting out OF debt 10 suieidal.-Picsyune.
Love is that which makes q man happy
Q day or two and miserable the rest OF bis
life.
The sleighing is fine. the beat this Win
ter. II will probably last for Two or three
weeks.
Al Great Falls, Mont, the mercury has
been known TO drop IS deg. inside Of i've
minutes.
Walk boldly and wisely 10 the ligh. thou
hast; there Ia . hand above will help thee
on.-Bai!ey.
The residents Of Provo are making g
strong fight to have the Capitol Of Utah
located there.
The small mill at Montgomery district,
10 Nye county, was burned 10 the ground
short time ago.
Men are generally more careful OF the
breed OF their horses aud dogs than OF
their children.-Penn.
Persons in need OF good seed wheat will
do well to read Jerry Ahern's adv. under
the head Of New To-day"
At Ottawa last week twenty-five inches
OF snow fell in twenty-four hours. This 10
said TO beat the record there.
The Carson train robber has not yes
been captured, nor does there seem TO be
any probability that be will be.
The wind bowled constantly all day
Thursday, and ceased early Friday morn.
ing. when seven or eight inches OF snow
fell.
The Executive Committee OF the Mid
winter Fair has decided not to reduce the
price Of admission from 80 cents to 70
cents.
The celebration OF the Chinese New
Year closes to-day, when they will have 9
procession and q grand scramble for the
rings.
The Ferguson Lode says: We pride
ourselves on having tho best mines and
the best climate TO be foundi in the broad
land.
The 80 blackboard 4" mail between Pail.
SADIE and this place has failed TO conDect
twice this week, owing 10 the deep snow In
the valleys.
The Jury In tbs case OF DIR. s. II. Hall,
accused OF causing the death OF Ida sbad-
dock, IN San francisco, returned a verdict
OF not guilty.
The Knights masquerade ball next Mon.
day evening will be largely attended, and
promises TO be the event OF the season.
Get your ticket and take IL In.
Our sheep and cattle men are feeling
pretty good OF account OF the recent snow
falls. II bodies q good supply Of feed and
water during the coming summer.
The sledge hammer and mask used by
the robber OF the V. 4 T. train we're found
In . culvert on the road near the scene OF
the robbery on Saturday. Tribune.
Mrs. Julia Brown will have q grand
spread Of shell oysters and turkey next
Monday night, on the occasion OF the
Knights Of Pythlss mas luerAds ball.
II the care OF the hair WAS made Q part OF
q lady's education, we should not see so
many gray heads, and the use Of Halls
Hair Remover would be unnecessary.
Cesar Rossetti left for San jose. CAL.
Yesterday. He has been q great sufferer
from rheumatism for some time past and
hopes to be benefited by q change Of eli
mate.
The weather during the past week has
been the seyerest OF the Winter. Last FRI
day and Saturday snow fell TO . depth oil
two feet. and ID has been unusually cold
during She entire week.
Last Saturday night the thermometer
dropped to ten degrees below zero. This
was our coldest weather, with one excep-
ton. when the thermometer dropped 10
twelve degrees In January.
Hesping Goals Of FIRE
IL we'll enough to talk.
But II you love your neighbor.
Place ashes on the walk.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Hester Apple and Samuel Leventhal,
which will take place In San Francisco on
mer resident Of this place. We congrstu-
late him.
The President has reappointed d. II.
Hall as Register OF the United States Land
Office al Carson City, Nevada. Mr.. Hall
held the same position in the Eureka Land
Office. which has just been merged into tie
Carson Office.
The Carson Tribuue says: II is among
the street rumors that our editorial friend,
John H.. Dennis. is booked for the Meter
and Reinership Of the Mint, aud . man
named Clarke, asssyer of the Reno Re-
duction Works, as p. ID. Ellis successor.
A large and pleasant party OF young
people was held at the residence OF Mr..
Andy Loucks. at DEVILS Gate, last Tues
day evening, to celebrate the advent OF
81. Valentines Day. Ruby Hill and
Devils Gate neighborhood were we'll rep.
resented. aud all had a jolly good time.
The venerable mother Of Ex-Governor
Jewet, Adams OF Nevada died 10 San Fran
cisco last Saturday. aged 10 years. She
was q native OF Vermont and came to the
Pacific Coast in early days. Mr.. Adams
and General Heating went to San Fran
cisco Sunday night to attend the funeral.
A Carson dispatch says 10 is stated on
good authority that It. II. Hofer. Superin-
tendent OF the United States Mint here.
has received notice from Washington that
his resignation would be accepted. Ex-
Governor Adams, Milt Elstner, Harry
Day, ]. O. Hagermsn and John Wagner
are mentioned as possible successors.
For the X. OF p. ball on the night OF the
10Th inst. the entrance to the Opera House
will be from Main street (for admission OF
parties to the gsllery.) and will be opened
At Use O'Clock; the entrance from Buel
street for maskers) will be opened at 8
and close at Q o'clock, after which hour
the only place OF admission 10 the hall
will be ct the Main street entrance.
Through Q private source we learn Of the
promotion OF James A. Henderson. at one
time an employe Of the SENTINEL, to the
responsible position Of assistant foreman
Of the San Francisco Examiner. Jimmy,
no doubt. has been rev arded not only on