Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-14
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The gamblers are being driven fror
Portland, Oregon.
Beer at five cents a glass fila a long fel
vacuum at Tgscarora.
Great Salt Lake is receding at the rat
OF three inches a week.
Copper ore is being shipped from
Phoebe, New, TO Salt Lake.
The jane payroll Of the ComstocI
mines amounted to 1926, $50 70.
Anschlag, the murderer, has received
SlOO from relatives in Germany.
No trace Of the child lost in Shasta so,n,
days ago has yet been discovered.
The Nevada Prohibitionist is the mans
Of a new paper published at Genoa.
The northern parts Of Lincoln county arc
this season receiving many settlers.
Services at the Methodist Church.. En-.
reka, tomorrow evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The Eureka Con. Company paid its
regular dividend Of 25 cents last Saturday.
Mailman and Foster have offered Gold.
enson the murderer Of Mamie Kelly 81, 900
for his body.
Ogden Utah has a new newspaper, the
Argus. 1t is small, but a bright and
nsYsy sheet.
The Reno Gazette is out in new type.
IL has the best wishes Of the SENTINEL for
continued success.
Tusearora is to have a military company.
She will look after the Indians and main.
tain peace on the frontier.
Recent statistics show that Germany has
a surplus Of 200, 000 women. War is the
last thing Germany should seek.
For the six months ended june 30 there
were four business failures in Nevada.
Assets, 81, $50; liabilities, 81, $50.
There is some talk Of a furnace being
put up at Seligman to reduce the con-
csntrates from the mill lately erected there.
Many a man who won't support his
home paper want the paper to support
him-when an Office is in sight.-Reno
Gazette.
Over tie organ in q Montana church is
framed a motto that reads, Please do
not Shute the 0rganist. He is Doing the
Best he Kin"
About one hundred teachers will at
tend the National Educational Association
from Nevada, which meets in San Fran
cisco on the 18th.
There are about q score Of candidates on
the Comstock for the office of United
States Marshal, left vacant by the death Of
Thomas 4. Kelly.
During the past week the Richmond
Company shipped nine bars Of bullion
valued at Sl7, 739 ~, aud Eureka Con. six
bars valued at Sl2, 730.
About 81 passengers went out on the
last Monday, among them several
miners going TO Butte, Montana, and
Tuscsrora in this State.
A writer in the Argonaut declares that
wearingItights is very unhealthy for women.
This Is a lie, and the ripe old age attained
by the ladies Of the ballet proves it..
At Iron Mountain, Shasta county, Cal,
a genuine silver mine has been developed.
On the 9th instant the company shipped 16
Of silver, worth about SIG, 600.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will preach
in Italian at IL o'clock A. NJ. The follow
ing Sunday, July %, he will o~fficiate ia
Ruby Hill and Eureka at the usual hours.
The examination Of applicants for
certificates by the School Board
Of Examiners will take place N Monday
and Tuesday next at the public school
4 New York Judge decides that who
,ver leaves clothes with a Chinanan to be
hasHtut anu aCCtlLS u ltChtb bntJ nc upcs /
understand, leaves the clothes at His
risk.
A cut In wages has been ordered Of the
Carson Mint. The Waterman is only paid
so per day. 1t Is not likely the Govern
men. viii get responsible men to work at
hose wages.
Elko starts the political ball early this
year. The Independent has several an
louncements Of local candidates. Not a
candidate has thus far raised his head in
county.
A number Of men have been arrested
connected with the Chicago AID Quincy
and Darlington railroad strike charged
with conspiring to blow up the locomotives
with dynamite.
Rumours are in circulation about a rail.
road to Seligman, but we fail to place the
reports to reliable authority as far as the
is concerned. 1t will, no doubt,
be built eventually.
One Of the young ladies attending private
has been unfortunate enough to lose
q bracelet, which spoils the pair. She
will be much obliged to the finder if he or
she will return it to this office.
Last Saturday evening, according to an
nouncement, the rattle of an organ took
place at the Catholic Church in the pres
ence Of a number of ladies and gentlemen.
The winning ticket was No. ~.
Ike Irwin, the Duckwater rancher and
orchardist, was in town during the week
with a load of gooseberries, red currants
and green apples for cooking purposes, and
sold the most of his load to b. Berg.
Mount Hood, Mount Shasta and the
summit Of South Butte, in Suffer county,
Illuminated nm fha nfuht of the
Fourth. There was burned on Mount
Hood in one mass 100 pounds Of red fire.
One day last week Farmer Mckenzie, of
Gilroy, plowed two acres of alfalfa. lie
gave the surface a good dressing down
with water, and by 4 o'clock the next day
the whole field was green with alfalfa
sprouts.
The Carson Index Union, heretofore
published by Judge G. S. Harris, and the
~iiyeliest daily issued at the Capital, sus-
pended publication. The press and material
were purchased by the publishers of the
Truckee Republican.
Twenty seven barrels and cases Of empty
beer bottles were sent here from Palisade
by railroad ia one day, a week ago. Judg-
ing from appearances, they must be heavy
drinkers down that way, but not OF the
pure water of the raging Humboldt.
A streak Of rich silver ore has been
found in the Alturas mine, on the northern
ridge Of Prospect Mountain, near the Eu-
reka Con. mine. 1t is said to go 2S4 ounces
per tom. The discovery was made in a
shaft about 70 feet below the surface.
The heaviest windstorm ever known in
Eureka visited us last Wednesday morn
ing between 8 and 4 o'clock. Doors and
windows ratified violently, and even brick
buildings trembled. During the.day there
were several heavy showers of rain.
A Chicago woman whose husband had