Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-01-05
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The winner tcrm VI Wv
will commence next Monday.
The recent cold wave caused s5,0O0,OOO
damage 10 the Florids orange crop.
The usual religious services will DO held
n, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Ice companies west Of Reno employ
sbout 600 men In harvesting the crop.
sup,. Read. Of the Diamond Company,
rs.urned from Salt Lake last Saturday.
Travel On the e. a p. r. r. has been
unusually light during the past month.
h enewly-eiected State and county off,
cisls will assume their duties next Monday.
The young ladies OF the State Univer-
sly are going 10 give . living picture
show.
Eureka Lodge No. 16, +. 4 A. NJ, meets
this Saturday evening ct q o'clock,
sharp.
Since the esie,ies Of the holidays our
town has become very quiet. No business,
no money.
The Prince Of Wales IL not very strong,
yet he carried two carloads Of luggage on
bis Russian trip.
"They say " that there are three or four
divorce cssss 10 come up In District Court
In the near future.
The Trustees Of the Masonic and Odd
Fellows Hall Association will meet to-
morrow at IA O'Clock NJ.
The fund raised By the 8. f. Examiner
for the Incursble Ward Of the Children's
Hospital melted nearly $4,000.
Chsuncey M. Dspew says that no man
afflicted with the govt ever can be elected
President OF the United States.
All persons whose income IL $500 must
make . report, although none are taxed
except on the excess over $4,000.
Little Glrl-Does your mother talk much
about women's rights7 Little Boy-No;
she jus has 'em without any talkin'.
State Treasurer.elec Westerfeld has
hled bis Official bond In the sum OF $780,.
600, with ail washoe county men on 81.
Ex-senator John J. Ingalls, says be will
make no fight for the Senate 10 succeed
John Martin, but will be in line In 1897.
Mrs. Alex. Mccullough, Of Duckwater,
Nye county, has our thanks for some fne
pork sausage. spare-ribs and hesdcheese.
II is said that a sale OF some OF the mines
81 Kennedy is about 10 be made. and that
the camp will soon rally from its late set.
back.
An extraordinary banquet is reported In
sNew York paper. II was one In which
Mr.. Depew attended without making a
speech.
Owing 10 the hard times our Chinese
neighbors did mot fire of any bombs, a.
has heretofore been their custom on New
Years eve.
Judge Talbot. al Ely. White Pine, denied
the motion for o new trial In the case OF
be hanged.
The Episcopal Church Sunday school
children had . festival 81 the Opera House
last Thursday evening. and the young folks
had . jolly good time.
Great fnds OF gold have been made in
Corea. and enterprising Americans are al
ready at work <here showing the simple
natives what real energy is.
The old Board Of County Commissioners
will meet to-day TO close up the business Of
the year and arrange matters 10 good
shape for the incoming Board.
Jerry Simpson says be will leave Con.
eress . bankrupt; that he has spent every
dollar he had and all he has made, even
going go far as 70 mortgage his home.
At dance recently given in London by
Q very wealthy and fashionable hostess,
printed cards were hung on the walls with
the words " No introduc.ions are needed"
Lieutenant ~Governor-elect ssdler left
Wednesday for Carson. He was accom-.
panied IS far as Reno by his daughter.
Miss Minnie. who returns TO the Univer.
sity.
A hard rock drilling contest In Grass
Valley last Sunday between Joseph Lsrkin
and William DenhAm resulted In q victory
for Larkin. who drilled 10 . depth Of l6t
inches In fifteen minutes.
The weather during the past three days
has been very unplessant-s cold wind
blowing almost continuously and at times
threatening a big snow storm. which no
doubt will be the finsl result.
Reduced 10 is actual meaning. the gen.
eral impression OF this Congress seems to
be that Ii Won't make as big a fool OF itself
% IL did last y~ear-because 1t won't have
the time.-Pbiladelphia Inquirer.
II Is said that the population has in.
creased faster In the town Of Taylor than
10 any other town In White Pine county.
The increase has been In the neighborhood
Of 10 per cent during the past year.
Thu School Board Of Ansonia. Conn.,,
has discontinued the morning recitation
OF the Lords Prayer in the schools. II is
considered an i~mpertinence down East for
the children OF the poor TO ask for their
daily bread.
The great banking house of Barring
Brothers failed in 1890, owing st40. 0Oo.-
600. The Bank of England assumed the
management OF the affairs Of the Bsrings,
and now reports having settled all claims
except 81. 500. 900.
The destruction OF the Cliff House. Al
San Francisco, by fire. removes one Of the
historic landmarks OF the State. But II
was time for the rattletrsp old shell TO 20.
II had quite filed out the measure OF the
life Of such . structure.
John M. Taylor, 60 years old and blind.
has been sentenced to the Detroit House
OF Correction for perjury in securing q
pension. He lived at Fort Smith. Ark,
and has drawn $l9, 900 franduIently from