Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-02-02
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

visited here the nrst oi =
r,. chinese claim 70 have defes'ed 'ne
1.nansse attack on Wei Hal Wei.
Tbe usual religious services will be held
=. ,be Catholic Church tomorrow.
The snowfall a, Truckee this season up
70 nus 29d has been 264 inches.
A Reno last Saturday morning the Their
mometer marked IS degrees below zero.
II has cost Japan about one million dol
lars a day TO carry on the war with China
The inaugural ball will probably be
held q. Carson the latter part Of February.
One Of the joys OF life is to witness .
Reno girl skip across q mud hole.-Jour-
nal.
There will be q United States Civil Ser
vice examination held ct Reno on April
goth.
They have straw berries 10 New York for
people who can afford TO pay So a basket
for them.
French capitalists are now referring to
the Panama Canal as the most unkind-
est cut OF SILL"
"Cold snorsge house" Is what q @ street
man calls the hotel where he ~sleeps.-Vir-
ginia Chronicle.
For a first class Sunday dinner go 70
Billy Robinson's restaurant on North Main
street tomorrow.
President Clevelsnd's policy. condemned
by the country, is spplauded by the Dem
oOrstio Congress.
Nebraska has an organization which
makes . speciality Of lynching defsulting
State and county officials.
Promoters OF the San Joaquin Valley
Railroad now declare the enterprise to be
on Q firm financial basis.
The Drayton divorce case Is about TO be
dragged into the courts again. The Astors
feel confident OF winning.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF Governor Jones' inaugural address. IL
contains many good suggestions.
Fourteen degrees below zero was the
record last sunday night down ., The e. 4
p. d~epot-.he coolest this Winter.
Mrs. Frank Paul Of Hamilton passed
through here the first Of the week on her
way TO Carson TO join her husband.
There will be q meeting Of the Trustees
OF the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall As.
ISOLATION at IL o'clock NJ. tomorrow.
We acknowledge this receipt Of Hon. Vim,
N. Stewards speech" Twenty Years Of
Bank Rule" 1t Ia a very able speech.
The Chinese have concluded not TO fight
until the cold weather Is over. The Japs
will make il warm enough for them "
Spring.
The boys and girls. little and big. de-
clare that the coasting Is the fnest ever
seen in Eureka, and they are enjoying IL
hugely.
The Nevada Legislature left the dollar
mark out OF the appropriation bill and /,
had to be passed again. An important
omission.
The will OF the late James G.. Fair has
been stolen from the County Clerks Office
In San Francisco. /, has mo-, been admit
ted 10 probate.
Lieutenant Governor sadler. Secretary
Of State Howell and Senator Gregoyich
have the thanks OF the SENTINEL for legis-
lative bills, etc.
J. C. Nathan. one Of cur old citizens,
has gone to the Hourishlng town OF Win
nemucca to assist his father In the mer-
~chandising business.
A story comes from New York to the
effect that 9 young man claims that he was
~drugged. abducted and married TO q girl
during his Inconsistencies.
Congressman Newlsnds has secured pen.
sions for Conrad Becker Of Virginia City,
with back pay to 1891. and for A. A. Evans
OF Reno. with back pay 10 1890.
Colonel Hardin, while In Reno 9 few
days ago. said the cattle market 10 stiffen-
Ing up and good steers are worth 81 cents
per pound and cows abou. Az cents.
The funeral OF VIM. Case. the unfortu.
nate man who was killed by being hooked
by a COW q, the cattle corrais on Friday.
took place last sunday.-silver State.
Conscience doesn't get Its growth for
fifteen years. Previous to that age chill
dren do bad things and sleep all night as
il they were innocent.-Atchison Globe.
There will be a meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioners next Monday. Per
soma having bills against the county should
present them at the Clerks Office to-day.
The general impression at Carson is Thai
the Legislature will continue in session so
days. The general impression In all other
parts OF the State is that the sooner ID ad.
journs the tter.-stAte.
II does not look reasonable that six to
twelve months should be needed to make .
billiard ball. but 9 first-olsss ball cannot
be made in less time, owing to the ten
dency OF carving ivory to shrink.
Gsose Terry. an old and highly respected
citizen Of this place, and before leaving
here was Superintendent OF the Jackson
mine, died on Christmas day at the resi-
dence Of his sister in Bowling Green. Ohio.
Barney J. Cosgrove is the oldest convict
in the Nevada State Prison at the present
time. Cosgrove was sentenced on Sep
TENDER 2s, 1870. 10 life imprisonment for
murder In the second degree. from Elko
county.
Mr.. LsurensoD. assistant Clerk In the
Assembly. corteously preixes the title Of
Mr." to the names OF the members when
he calls the roll, The effect is much more
pleasing than TO read the surnames alone.
News.
The Rev. @. D.. Crawford, Rector Of
Christ Church at Lima. Ohio, and at one
time Rector Of St, James Church at this
place. has been appointed Chaplain OF the
Second Regiment Of the Ohio National
Guard.