Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-09-14
HOME AND COAST.
Waters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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sspsiOr Comins, Of White Pine, visited
,.r, the first OF the week.
Attend the Band ball at the Opera
House next Friday evening.
Emma Nevada will be the star Of the
coming season at Philsdelphis.
The next sitting OF the District Court in
yye county will be on Sept. 80.
There we're slight showers Of rain here
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins and son, OF Ruby
Hill, left last Tuesday for DeLsmsr.
Next year is the last leap year for eight
years. Girls, paste this In your hat.
The weather during the week has been
windy, dusty and generally unpleasant.
The cattle men Of Newark Valley, White
Pine county, have commenced %rodeoing.
II Is said there never was so much &C.
tiyity in mining in Montana as at present.
The Defender has beaten the valkyrie
twice In the yacht races Of three out OF
FIVE.
Charley HUI has gone TO DeLamsr min
ing district for the purpose Of looking out
. business opportunity.
WIN. Esser, one OF the Oldest residents
OF Nye county, died at his residence in
Belmont on the 4th inst.
heavy dice game was In full force on
Friday in the DeLamar saloon and side
beta ran from s5 to ssO.-Lode.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is67c; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
So 40; New York Brokers. SO %.
Mrs. M. Morris left Wednesday for San
Francisco. where she will purchase a large
stock OF Fall millinery and dry goods.
The Assessor OF wsshoe county in
creased the assessment Of the railroad
company sos. $40 over that Of last year.
The Chinese stamp bars or ingots OF
gold or silver with their weight and fine
ness, and pass them from hand TO hand as
coin.
Another shipment OF ore. which netted
the owners about s2i, 900, has been made
by the April Fool Company Of DeLamsr,
Lincoln county.
Senator J. p. Jones ia billed TO address
the people Of Nevada at Reno during Fair
week upon the Needs Of National Legis-
iation for Nevada"
Some fine young American horses will
be sold Al public auction at 2 O'clock this
afternoon In front Of the Courthouse. A
chance for bargains.
Thus far the Nevada University has re-
oeiyed applications from 50 boys for apart
men,s in the boys dormitory and from 81
girls In the girls cottage.
Montana will ship this year probably
200, 900 head OF beef cattle to the East.
That means that 81. 900. 900 will come to
Montana from the East this year.
J.. Pssevitch, the photographer, does not
expect 10 remain here much longer. 30
persons who intend having pictures taken
should go to his gallery al once.
Tom Dixon, Jay Henderson and josh
Tipgley left Tuesday for Inyo county, CAL,
10 look after some mining interests. They
tkppNN w DC ADutDt bpout u nObbh
II IA new suit OF hair lie not furnished in
heaven, some OF us bald headed fellows
will look very funny attached to q pair OF
1874 wings. Florida Times-Union.
Durrant's friends now claim that he
was not the man who took Blanche La
mont 10 Emmanuel Church. We think
they will have a hard time 70 prove II.
When Durrant was taken to the EmmAn.
uei Church belfry the other day, he stood
where the dead bodies Of the murdered
girls had lain and never moved 9 muscle.
A French medical authority asserts that
death caused by . fall from q great hight
10 absolutely painless. The mind acts very
rapidly for q time. then uneonsciouness
ensues.
The Jewish New Year commences next
Wednesday at 9 o'clock P. NJ. and ends on
Thursday evening 81 6 o'clock, during
which time their stores will be closed for
the observance Of the day.
The Star Band will give q grand ball ct
the Opera House next Friday evening,
Sept. 40. Dancing will commence a, half
past 8 o'clock. Music will be furnished
by the Band. Admission tladies iree), 81.
A man sitting in the middle Of a pas
ture, waiting for q COW to come up to be
MIXED, Ia no more foolish than the mer-
chant who stocks his store and waits for
trade TO come TO him without advertising.
A Bridgeport, Conn, man suddenly be-
came insane q few days ago. aud his pecu-
liar form OF insanity is that he Is living
over again the horrible prison life at An
d~ersonville, where he was confined during
aportion Of the civil war.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer OF Hamilton. Ne.
vada, g mining man OF considerable ex'
perience. Is In our district, and as the
gentleman briefly expresses himself. we
"have q grand and promising mining dis.
trict."-De Lamar Lode.
The editor of the Carson Appeal has the
honor Of being the first man 10 record In
the columns Of his paper the following
freak OF nature: Lewis l.. Bert of Sill
yer City was presented with q son at an
early hour yesterday morning"
Henry Kind. Andrew Jackson, Frank
Mcmillan and the two insurance adjusters,
who went TO Ely, White Pine county. on
Friday OF lsat week to ascertain the dam
age don't by the burning Of the Keystone
mill . few weeks ago. returned here last
Tuesday night. The mill WAS insured for
$500. and the adjusters awarded 5000
as the damage.
The Carson News says: Mr.. E. e. Hof-
man Of Eureka passed a very successful
examination In the Supreme Court las,
Aainrdau and WAS Admitted 10 nrantica In