Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-05-25
HOME AND COAST.
Waiter, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

one county, last Saturday.
The Memorial Day programme Will be
,upd under "New To-day"
eleven deaths from scarlet fever in Salt
Lake last month. says the Tribune.
Col. Jerry Moore. the Ruby Valley
upchsr, was In Eureka during the week.
game Of baseball will be played Of the
grounds tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Sampson believed In advertising. He
took two columns and brought down the
house.
The State papers along the railroad say
that ,rsmps are thicker than flies in Sum-
mer time.
The weather during the week has been
fair; how long II will remain that way we
don't know.
Hugh McCuiloch. formerly Secretary Of
the Treasury, is dying ct his home near
Washington.
Billy Buckle arrived from Wsdsworth
las, Tuesday. He contemplates going 10
Bald Mountain.
When the eastern cyclone gives Q per.
Torrance 10 always brings down the house.
San Jose Mercury.
Mrs. Elliott, sister OF e. e. Phillips,
accompanied by her son. arrived in Eureka
Tuesday from Nebraska.
Chris ostergard and VIM. Lawson are
sinking the shaft and doing development
work on Josns No. 2, at Ely.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
sc &c; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
s. Is; New York Brokers. 50 90.
James Talbot. 9 former highly re-
spected citizen Of Elko, died ct San Ber-
nsrdino. CAL, last Monday morning.
A savings bank In Rochester. N. Y.
during last year foreclossd on s~ixty-siK
farms in the western part OF the State.
Sheriff Clsrke's report Of licenses col
lected In this county for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1895, shows the sun Of
1896.
We learn that Henry Millet has leased
his ranch for Eve years to /. j. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson also bought the cattle on the
place.
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Gall Hamilton. Is dying in Washington.
She 10 unconscious and there Ia no hope Of
her recovery.
He-why does Miss Middlesge persis,
10 singing " Ny sweethesrt's the Man in
The Moon 2" she-Because he Cant come
down and deny il.
The Southern Pacific Company is think
ing Of adopting the eastern method Of
paying employees by check and doing away
with the pay car.
ysseline should never be allowed TO
touch the hands. II turns the skin yell
low and leaves . stain on the nails that IL
hard 10 clear away.
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald OF San
Francisco reports that 200 men willing to
work are living at the city dumps on the
refuse thrown there.
"Did the fall hurt your Honor ?" IN.
CURED the landlord when the Judge trip
ped and fell In bis house. "No; not my
honor. but my head"
The State University will hold lie field
day on the so,h Of May at the University
grounds in Reno. The day will be given
up 70 athletic sports.
II is said that detectives have been dig.
gins In the lot OF . former Carson resi-.
den, and min, smploye In hopes Of finding
bullion. Silver State.
W. n. Hearst. editor and proprietor OF
the San Francisco Examiner. left last
Saturday for a tour around the world. He
will be absent two years.
ssfteonceii IL like the measles-very
dangerous II II remains in, but compare
lively harmless II 10 is encouraged 10
come out.-RAm's Horn.
Richard Ryland. formerly OF Eureka,
has been awarded the contract for build.
Ing the Boys Dormitory 81 the State Uui-
vsrsiiy. His bid WAS sis.s90.
"There she lay" says the sensational
writer. "there on the floor. breathing out
her life In short pants" She must have
basn . lady bicyoliss In up-to-dste garb.
There will be . meeting Of the Rescue
Hoss Company next Monday evening a. 8
o'clock. for the purpose Of making ar
Engagements TO turn ont on Memorial Day.
The Lyon County Times says all the
schools In Mason Valley are closed. some
for lack OF funds and others from lack Of
interest In educational matters on the part
Of patrons.
The agency OF the Nevada Bank In
Virginia City will suspend business on the
nrst Of June. The Chronicle says the
suspension Ia due 10 business shrinkAge on
the Comstock.
The appraisers In the Butler estate con.
ciuded their labors and have filed their
report. We understand the horses were
appraised at 50 so each and the cattle Of
80 so per head.
Frank r. McNamee came In from The
south last Monday, having been s%ojourn-
Ing In DeLamar for the last three or four
weeks. He will probably take a trip 10
sals Lake shortly.
Thieves" read the head OF the family
az going about appropria,ine every
wing loose" "Heavensi My bloomers y
WA Maud Edith's ungnarded exclamation,
Indianapolis Journal.
ine Ladies Cycling Club OF THIN, Ohio,
nave bad a battle royal over the skirt and
D'o'ner costume. The vote stood z for
.'" md 9 for bloomers. The girls with
A'n calves voted against bloomers.
nef golden hair. her silvery voice.
an me- who could resistf
is easy quite to make my choice
I'm q bimetallis,.
W -Waahington Star.