Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-01-12

ali, a push Is better than . pull.
A great deal OF stealing Is being done
that does not go BY that name.
A homely woman with plenty Of money
always possesses an intelligent face.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The man who Is dissatisfied with himself
is much disappointed with other folks.
His Little Joke-First Cannibsl-Tbese
missionaries give me 9 pain. Second Can
nibal-I think you eat 800 fast.-Puck.
Colonel +. @. Lord, OF the Nevada Ma.
tional Guard. was married in Virginia City
las, week TO Miss Alice Nye Of that city.
James q. Lucey has been appointed
deputy Constable by his brother, John J.
Lucey.
Hon. t. J. Bell has purchased q half in
terest In the placer mines at lone, Nye
county.
Chris Malstesta arrived here Tuesday
from Kennedy District. He 10 here TO visit
his family.
France has more persons over sixty years
OF age than any other country. Ireland
m next.
The friendship between two girls usually
ceases as soon &c they have told everything
they know.
A leading throat specialist says that
"the beet chest protector Ia worn on the
sole OF the foot"
The politician who has been lost In the
shuttle does not think much OF the pack
he has been with.
DR.. Wilson, the Elko dentist, will remain
here for q few days only. His Office Is at
the Jackson House.
-Eiko Independent. Eureka's mscsroni
and raviola factory closed down immedi-
ately after the election.
II takes both grace and grit 10 get along
pleasantly with people who never make
mistakes Rams Horn.
Mrs. r. X. Morrison and daughter ar
rived Thursday from California. They
will spend the Winter here.
A. L. Kaye. formerly teacher in the Ruby
Hill public school, lett yesterday TO take
charge Of the school at Cortez.
Since the American colonies achieved
their Independence about 5000, 900 immi-
grants have come 10 this country.
Robbing graves Is the only crime under
Chinese law for which the thief may be
justly killed on the spot by any one finding
him ont.
Lorillard Kip. according to the New
York World, 10 Gothsm's best.dressed
man. bat IA requires forty pairs Of srous-
ers TO keep him 30.
After the snowstorm Of last Friday, and
the big blow on Tuesday. 10 cleared mp,
and since then we have been enjoying
s~pring-like weather.
Nobody 10 more happy over the Czar's
marriage than Queen Victoria. she now
calls two Emperors g~randsons and two
Expresses granddaughter.
O. I. Hood 4 Co., OF Lowell. Macs. has
the thanks Of the SENTINEL for copies Of
their elegantly engraved calendar for 1895.
II Is an ornament for q parlor.
The new Board Of County Commission.
srs have entered actively upon the dis.
charge OF their duties. and will make need.
cd repairs In some OF the Offices.
There were this Christmas season 49,
300 money orders sent from the United
States to the Old World. mainly as remem.
ORANGES OF 1.-the old folks at home"
A. O. Cleveland is dangerously III Of his
home In white Pine county Reno Jour-
nal. The White Piue News Of Last saiur-
day makes no mention OF the matter.
The Tribune Office at Carson came near
being burned out last Saturday morning.
The Ere Was fortunately discovered in time
and put on, before much damage was done.
According 10 Addison. ,he woman who
does not make her family comfortable will
herself never be happy al home; and she
who 10 not happy At home will never be
happy anywhere.
Z. Kaye vs.. the Trustees Of the Ruby Hill
School District. judgment was rendered
for plaintiff. An appeal has been taken TO
the District Court.
Sheriff Clarke has appointed Joseph Ra-
veil % his deputy; County CLERK Spinner
has appointed W. J. Hooper ss his deputy
and County Assessor Powell has appointed
Austin Jackson ss his deputy.
The case Of the State vs.. Mrs. Alice Hart
ley was continued until TODAY. The cause
Of the continuance was on account Of the
defendants health being such as TO pre-
vent her appearance in court.
The old Board OF County Commission.
ers left Q very healthy surplus to their
successors In Office. amounting 10 s25. 53s
70. The only indebtedness is In the Fire
Fund, amounting TO 81, l67 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wheeler left yester.
day for Reno, where they expect TO reside
permanently. Mr.. Wheeler will embark
in the grocery and provision business in
connection with Shed Wells, his father.in-
law.
II 10 rumored Of Brazil, Ind. that a band
OF Migrants fed the body OF a child that
that had died among them TO the bears
thcy had with them. Farmers armed with
s%hotguns drove the tramps out OF Pullman
county.
Az meeting Of the Board OF Examiners,
held this week. the following named appli-
cants were given teachers certificates
Miss Flora Lane. Miss Maggie C~avanaugh,
Miss Tessie Moriarity. Miss wood
and Louis W. Rodgers.
Al Burke, Idaho. New Years eve a ball
was broken up by q sad fatality. Mrs.
John Gresham had left her 1l-months'
old girl asleep In the dressing room. Dur.