Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-28
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Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The famous conjuror, Zamloch at In
Opera House tonight.
Republicans are organizing campaiqi
clubs all over the State.
; The latest fashion in Eureka is a re,
light mounted on a bycicle.
The latest New York quotation Of silveI
is % cents and Of lead 1916.
Carpenters and bricklayers have had :
lively boom this Summer in Carson.
Attorney General John r. Alexander /.
confined to his bed with his lame lex.
Services at the Methodist Church, Eu.
reka, Tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Thanks to John Greenwood for a fine
specimen Of ore from the Silver Lick mine.
a large amount Of freight passed through
town last Thursday for Typo and Hamil-
ton.
Water is so scarce at Tuscarora that
they have hardly enough for drinking pur.
poses.
Senator Stewart ~telegraphs from New
YoIk that the mining bill is not likely 10
pass this session.
The Richmond Company shipped by the
+. x Z. railroad $50 tons of market lead
during the week.
Nevada raises the best potatoes in the
world from ~ 10 20 tom to the acre. SO
says the Lyon County Times.
McGuire's Opera House, the finest
theater at Butte, Montana, was burned 10
the ground last Monday night.
Messrs. Lockwood and Davis Of White
Pine have 20 ton Of wool at the +. & r.
railroad depot ready for shipment.
Elegant and costly prizes given away in
connection with Zamloch's entertainments.
No cheap trash Of any kind given away.
Evan Williams Of Carson has been Sc
lected by the Republican National Com.
mitteo 30 conduct the campaign in Nevada.
Our Nasty says that the Eureka Post
office is flooded with Republican campaign
documents, which keeps him busy distribut-
ing.
The total inheritance Of the i've child
rem Of the late u. S. Marshal T. T..
be about $4,000.
Don MeNicol returned from Ely last
Thursday, bringing with him the stages,
stock, etc, Of the Nevada Stage and Trans
portation Company.
A cowboy who rode his horse into a
Winnemucca saloon on Thursday was
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his steed contscated.
The Chinese appeared to be hilarious
last Thursday, having startled the town
from its rep0se by firing of numerous
bombs and hrecrackers.
An anti-m Istache movement has set in
in London-Ex. Same thing here; girls
will set their face againsta mpstache when
ever they get a chance.
The bill providing for the admission Of
Washington Territory as a State, came up
in the Senate Wednesday and the subject
ELECTED considerable debate.
An English Company have purchased a
group Of copper mines in Battle Mountain
Mining District, and are making prepare
tions to start work on them.
w. T, Mulian, 100 Valley Road,
Cumberland, Allegheny county, Nd,
wants the address Of Michael McGrath,
who was IN Eureka II years ago
II is expected that the Nye Mining
Company's Mill, Typo, will soon be started
on ores from the 2 G and other mines Of
the district Belmbnt Courier.
Out at White River, New, the sheep
nave four horns each; but some OF the
White River men are not satisfied with
half a dozen I" horns-"-Reveille.
The Senate, by a vote Of Al 70 20 con-
irmed the nomination Of Melville w.
Fuller of Illinois, to be Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Lieutenant Geo. L. Stockle, now spend
ing his furlough at Cherry Creek, White
Pine county, is the only cadet from Ne
yada who ever graduated from West Point.
The rainfall in less than an hour at
Wheeling, w. Va, Thursday was 6 rs
inches. Within a radius Of Is miles Of
Wheeling; the loss is estimated at 2, $780,
900.
About half past 2 o'clock last Sunday,
after a very heavy shower of hail and rain
a large volume Of water coursed from the
neighboring hills through the streets Of
Eureka.
Zamlooh's prices of admission are as fol-
lows: General admission, including two
envelopes 80 cents. Reserved seats, three
envelopes rs cents, children one envelope
25 cents.
Ten tons Of concentrates were received
at the L. 4 p. railroad depot last Thursday
consigned TO the Selby Smelling Works in
San Francisco by Eugene n. Robinson Of
Seligman.
There will be a regular convocation of
st. Johns Chapter No. 3, II. A. NJ, ills
evening at half-past z o'clock. Sojourning
brethren in good standing are cordially in
yited to attend.
Referring to Bishops A. b. G. Guide
for April, 1883, we find that it is entirely
incorrect as to fares from San Francisco to
Eureka and other points, and therefore
needs revising.
The report which Sam Davis started in
the Carson Appeal that John Mackay had
| sold his ocean cable to jay Gould for ST.
900, 900 is emphatieally denied by both OF
| these gentlemen.
Our carrier, William Weathered, re-
| turned last Thursday from the Hay Ranch.
| He reports that the crop is not as good as
that Of last year. The harvesting will be
finished to-day.
Prof. Zamloch's reputation is of years
standing and his performances always give
the best satisfaction. As an i%llusionist he
has no superior and the press of the country
speak Of him in the most fiattering terms,
A number of people watched the eclipse
of the moon, which took place between ii
and 12 o'clock last Sunday night. IL was
a very pretty sight while it lasted, but the
clouds obscured the view before 1t passed.
The new Concord stages Of the Nevada
Stage Company, now running on the
White Pine road between Eureka and Ely,
are very comfortable vehicles to ride in,
and the passengers speak very highly Of
them.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Italian Benevolent Society, a resolution
was passed to hold their regular meetings
in future on the second Sunday of every
month at 7 o'clock in the evening, in place
Of the first Sunday of the month as hereto
fore.