Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

Tho politician itn ! nhIToW mibueu-he
Ia willing to put himself into anybody's
place.
Prendergast the murderer OF Harrison,
was given a death sentence by The jury last
wock.
Before any man can draw On God for
help, ho must be doing all be can to help
himself.
There arc two things a woman fears = 9
dog wnen ia loose and . man when he's
tight"
Smoking eucalyptus cigars is the pre-.
vailing fashion Ia London on account OF
the grip.
There are 500 sheep rsisers 10 Idaho
aud the wool product reaches 81 500, 900
annually.
Deputy Assessor Larry Davis has been
laid up several days with an attack OF the
~jsundioe.
The Postofice at Twin River. Nye
county, Nevada has been discontinued.
Mail 10 Belmont.
"a good name Ia rather 10 be chosen
than great riches - said Solomon. and he
WAS q millionaire.
Mrs. Evans has heen held 10 the sum Of
s. 5000 by Justice Austin for completely In
releasing her husband.
The Odd Fellows had s. jolly good time
after the installation OF the The new officers
last Wednesday evening
The " kids have been growing because
there has not been snow enough this Win
ter 10 make good cossting.
Miss Katie winzell OF the ~. D."
Ranch. who spent the holidays here, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Our neighbor. The Elko Independent.
has entered upon q new volume. i, has
our best wishes for its success.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald. who has been
holding court ~ Austin, Nevada, this
week. 10 expected homo next Tuesday.
A lady who went TO the White House
and announced her intention OF taking
possession has been locked up as a crank.
Rev. j. W. Crook, II Salt Lake City.
will hold divine service In the Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning 81 IL O'Clock.
Postmaster Smith has been laid up for
Q couple OF weeks with the prevailing Cpl.
demio. He was reported better yesterday.
The Board OF Pardons meets 81 the
Capitol on January s, 1894, for the con.
siderAiion Of several applications for par.
don.
The photograph OF q boy never looks
nav htAHf ~ ~ = w -"
clean - he 10 In a photograph. -Atchison
Globe.
From July lst. 1888. 10 July LIST, 1898. IL
cos, 50. 800. 900 20 transport one billion OF
gold. five hundred millions each way,
across the Atlantic.
The Did year was rung ont and the new
year rung in here in Eureka by the ringing
Of the church and fire bells, aud the firing
Of crackers aud bombs.
The Shrieyalty has been the all sbsorb-
ing topic Of conversation during the past
week aud will probably continue to BIO un-
til the appointment Ia made.
/. @. @. whitmore, agent for the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company At this place.
has the thanks Of the SENTINEL for q and
somely illustrated calendar for 1894.
Nearly all women have good hair. though
many are gray. and few are bald. R-"'s
Hair Remover restores the natural coIvr
and chickens the growth OF the hair.
Tue pink and blue ball given at the
Opera House on New Years night. under
the auspices Of the Base Range Gun Club.
MAS a grand success socially and fnan-
oiaily.
The failure TO make an appointment OF
Sheriff. to ill the vacancy caused by the
death OF James Morris. has caused q great
dOal Of speculation. ~whisperings and low
mutterings.
Paw, Ia there any difference between q
cold aud Influenza" Pa.-"H tho doc
Tor calls IL . cold the bill 10 about 81. if.he
calls it influenza its abou, SIS. The dif-
ference Is about sli. my son."
The Auditor and Treasurer's joint
quarterly report will be found In another
part Of this paper. II will be seen that
our couuty starts in the new year with q
healthy treasury. having on hand ssi..
GOT 80.
The SENTINEL 10 In receipt Of . oompli-
mentary season ticket 10 the 40 Min.
Ing Camp. California Mid winter Fair. On
the ticket ID says: We want 10 see you
often. Don't stand any nonsense from
the gatekeeper. II he attempts to give you
any lip knock him down and walk right
In"
The number OF aspirants for the appoint
ment Of Sheriff Ia large and increasing.
The Commissioners are very r%eticent. and
there 10 no telling at the present time as
TO who will be the lucky individual 10 walk
OIL with the appointment. The Commits.
sioners do not seem TO be agreed on one and
the same person, and may be compelled 10
make q new combination.
Register Hall, OF the Eureka Land or
Ace. has been instructed from Washington
TO pack up the Office and ship ID to Carson.
The petitions sent TO Washington from the
eastern part OF the State, requesting the
continuance Of the Office at this place. did
NOT seem 10 have the desired effect. Bu-
reks Is 10 abad streak OF luck.
AT . meeting OF the Board of County
Commissioners last Tuesday. q question
Was raised a. TO the legality OF that day for
l~plt-- AL -.14- - A. ...Ln AkA
matter perfectly legal. what business had
boon transacted was T~escinded, and & call
was made for . special meeting, TO be held
on Saturday. the 18th day OF January.
1894. as will be seen by advertisement
under the head OF New To day"
A Fresno telegram OF tho 1st instant
says: Sheriff SCOTT and posse, who are
after Chris. Evans and Ed. Morrell. are
still unheard from. The fact that some
word has not been received from them lie
said TO be due 10 an order Scott gave the
posse 10 keep their work secret. From
this u seems that nothing likely wall be
heard from them until they give battle.
make . capture or give up she chase.
Mr.. B. Gilman. who has been Superin-
tendent OF the Eureka and Palisade Rail-
road Company for the past eleven years,
tenderei his resignation a. such on the
frat OF the present new year. II lie IN.
necessary 10 say that he gave very general
satisfaction 10 the company. or he would
not have held the position all these years.
He has also been President Of the Eureka
County Bank. which position he will hold
until the banks annual election. Mr..
Gilman left yesterday for California,
where he expects TO make his future home,
and where his numerous friends here hope
he may be prosperous and happy. as he
probably will be, ~ he intends 10 COM