Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-02-16

Carson has been closed by the local Off
cials.
One Of our sporty Assemblymen broke
faro bank the other night.-CArson Tri-
buue.
The Carson preachers get $40 per Sun
day for conducting services at the peni-
Tertiary.
W. W. Stowe. the well.known San Fran
cisco politician, dropped dead in his Office
last Monday.
The only entrance for msskers At the
Knights ball next Tuesday evening will be
on Buel street.
Alfred Chartz, OF Carson, has been ad-
mitted to practice in the Circuit. Cour. Of
the United States.
j. G. Lucey will start a children's dane
ipg school a, the Opera House this after
noon at 1850 o'clock.
There is no distrust Of the credit Of the
United States, but the credit.oi the admin
istrstion Is below par.
Superintendent Read OF the Diamond
Company returned Saturday from . visit
at Salt Lake City.
A meeting OF St. Johns Chapter No. 8,
r. A. NJ takes place this Saturday
evening at Z o'clock
About 1. 600 sacks Of mail for the United
States went to the bottom Of the North
Sea with The steamer Elbe.
The January pay rolls Of the comstook
mines amounted TO STILES Al. That lie
not so bad for these dull times.
La G~sscogne's captain was overwhelmed
with the kisses OF Gdmiring women when
the steamer reached New York.
sybil Sanderson has decided not TO wed
Mr.. Terry. the Cuban millionaire, because
Of his attentions to Mrs. Langtry.
The Commissioner OF White Pine county
have fixed the tax rate for coun,y purposes
for this year at 50 So on the 500.
Michael Carroll was cayed on in the
Union shaft, Virginia, last Sunday morn
ing, and crushed in a horrible manner.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Secre-
tary Of State Howell. Assemblyman Allen
and Senator Gregovich for legislative bills,
etc.
Beef Is quoted at 6 and 81 cents per
pound by Wholesale and mutton AZ 8 and 6
cents per pound in the San Francisco mar
ket.
Between here aud Paiisade an average OF
two feet Of snow Is reported, aud between
here and Hamilton 1t is said to be quite
deep.
The sudden end Of q severe run Of hard
luck will do more to make 9 mar an OF
timist than will years Of luxury. -Atchi-
son Globe.
The cold weather last week killed almost
everything that grows 10 the State OF Flor
ida, and the loss will amount TO millions
Of dollars.
Bestifc Lodge No. z, Knights Of Py.hias.
will celebrate the sd anniversary Of the
order by q masked ball at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening.
The Senate Committee has introduced q
bill for the free coinage OF silver. The
Government TO get the seigniorsge. Ithss
the commodity clause in IL.
Lamar Lode: II the generosity OF some
OF the people Of this town we're to strike in
on them, 1, would be pretty hard 10 tell
what kind Of a disease II would cause.
The Phoebe Record says sos persons h"~-
entered 40. 900 acres OF land in the last 81,
months along the line Of the proposs.Ne'
vada Southern Railway in Lincoln county
There is quite q rivalry between San jose
and oakland regarding the route OF the
proposed San Joaquin Valley road. San
Jose. IL 10 said, will offer an immense bo'
nus.
To arrive al Lsmbert's store. two doors
north OF the Postofioe. By express this af
ternooD. fresh lettuce, cauliaower. celery
parsley and sprouts; Also, fresh dressed
poultry.
The nine dsys overdue steamer La Gas
cogne arrived at New York last Monday
night. She was delayed by the breaking
down Of some OF the machinery and rough
weather.
The largest and oldest chain bridge il
the world Is said to be that at Kingtung
10 China. where II forms q perfect roaS
from the Top of one mountain to the top o
another.
As a result OF the prolonged drought o
the past year, the farmers Of Nebrask
have about decided to quit experimenting
with rainmaking machines and resort I
irrigation.
The United States has more kinds Q
people than any nation on earth. and NOR
kinds OF money. Ia fact, it has all kind
oil money, aud one kind is just as hard I
get as another.
Members Of Congress are allowed Si2
for each session OF Congress for stationery
II they don't use that much they can tax
the cash. Most Of the present member
are drawing the cash.
j. Drew was digging under his sawmi
near Hollandalle, Miss, the other de,
when he unearthed $50 900 In gold coir
II Is supposed 10 have been buried theI
during the civil war.
Business in Reno promises to be goo
the coming Summer. says the Gazstt,
There Is at least $500, 600 worth OF bull,
ing seriously talked Of, which will Civ
employment to many men.
The proposed amendment to the Const
sutton to give the elective franchise 10 ",
men was defeated in the Nevada AssembI
by a vote of II to ~. II will probabl
share the same fate in the Senate.
Lieutenant Governor sadler arrived froI
the capital last Saturday, and left the fol