Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-23
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Our latest quotation for silver is 90 l.,
and for lead $40.
The trial calender will be callel in thu
District Court to-day.
T~uscarora has raised 1000 with which
TO celebrate the Fourth.
There are 500 men employed in the
mines and mills Of Tuscarora.
Another change Of time took place on
the Central Pacific a few days ago.
The usual religious services will be held
tomorrow in the Episcopal Church.
Preaching at the Methodist Church,
Eureka, tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
One thousand Indians will aid in the
Fourth Of July celebration at Tacoma, w.
T.
After paying all expenses for May, Con.
Virginia carried over a net surplus Of $780,
600.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company ship
ped 81 2 tons Of market lead during the
week.
A good lease can be had on some lead
and silver mines contolled by John Potter
Of Pinto.
A Fresno Justice Of the Peace held a
man in s., 900 bonds for stealing one pair
Of trousers.
Ii is a. good as settled that n branch Of
the Manitoba railroad will run to Salt
Lake City.
Charley Lautenschlager is having the
awning in 'front.' Of the Eureka Brewery
put in repair.
Luke Davis, a Reno gin peddler, is ac-
cusel Of rolling and robbing a bluenose
w%oodehopper Of SEQ.
Two houses were wrecked and a wagon
waited away by a Lincoln county zephyr
which visited Phoebe last week.
A channel Of the richest pay gravel ever
seen in Smartsville, CAL, has been struck.
It's said to be absolutely frightful.
Winnemucca is receiving wool from Ore
gon as well as Nevada ranchers. That
town Is the woolopolis Of the Far West.
Yves. George, editor Of the Bellevue
Herald, was assaulted and beaten the
other day by an irate road oyerseer named
Burch.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
must pay taxes on their Washoe county
lands; at least such il the decision OF Judge
Bigelow.
At Dnckwater the fruit crop looks well.
Isaac Irwin will gather a big crop Of fine
apples. The hay crop on the various
ranches viii be large.
War Is the word in ID uglas county, Ne
vada. Everybody is attaching everybody
else. Water suits are piled on wates suits,
and the lawyers are in clover.
Dayton, Nevada, mourEs the loss of her
only shoemaker. Sh was three years in
securing a man competent TO care for her
suffering soles, and now he has vanished.
The Lyon County Times says; The
wind has blown at the rate OF 40 miles an
hour for 40 days, what fruit was leit on the
trees after the frosts has been nearly all
blown off.
Willard Dikeman, arrested and ex'
amined for keeping an opium resort, was
held to awaitthe action Of the Grand Jury.
In default Of bail, be was sent to Elko.-
Times Review.
Az no steps have yet been taken to
celebrate the Fourth of July, the indiea-
ions are that Eureka, like California IN
tie Republican National Convention,
wants 20 be passed"
Reno Gazette: The present year will be
n hard one on ranchers throughout Nevada,
and our neighbors TO the north-Long Val
lev, Sierra Valley and Honey Lake al
ley-are no better situated.
A Reno lady, who requested a Washoe
souaw TO do the family washing for her,
was astonished on receiving this reply from
the dusky dame: 81 will have to hrst
consult my husband before accepting.
The Silver State says: The ESQ foot
ledge in the Winnemucea nil continues
to improve, and at latest accounts carried
three feet If solid ore, some OF which Is
very rich, and all Of which averages well.
By the water storage system adopted by
the Nevada Land & Cattle Company,
LOCO tons Of alfalfa hay was cut this sea-
son on land which before irrigated was too
lean 10 supply sustenance for a jack rabbit.
A load of eggs, some 400 dozen, was
brought in Wednesday. The best price
offered was l24 cents per dozen; where
unon the peddler made tracks Tor Taylor,
hoping to find a better market there
Phoebe Record.
The fire alarm last Monday night was
caused by a man swinging a chair at the
Truckee Saloon, and the consequent fall
ING To the floor of two kerosene lamps.
There was no damage done except to the
lamps.
A stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. l6 +. 4 A. NJ, will be con-
yened at their hall this Saturday evening
AZ 7;3O o'clock. All Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited to at
attend.
Charley de Young went out to Washing
ton Canyon this morning. He will re-
turn here shortly and go East to Salt Lake
City. when he will receive his first pay
ment Of $40, 900. This is not his first raise
in the sale Of mines. -Reyeille.
Charley Winnemucca, son Of the old
ehief. was killed at Pyramid Lake We'd
nesday by q drunken Indian, who has
heen sentenced to be hung by the Indian
| Court, Agent Gibson presiding. The
case goes to Washington for review
The maddest woman in HALEY is she
| who sat up till 2 o'clock in the morning
waiting her husbands Ietdrn from the
lodge. and on going to the bedroom iound
the supposed culprit safe in bed, where he
had been snoring away her hours OF vigil,
Reno Gazette. "TheTe are a great many
| Ola Fellows in town" said a ~well-known
| business man to his wife last evening.
shonld saw there was" was thequick reply.
The husband saw danger ahead, and Tor
| the rest of the evening silence reigRed SUI
preme. :,
Lost-On Wednesday last, a laay's gold
breastpin. set with n small diamond in the
centre and n pearl on each side OF 1t. The
owner values il more as a keepsake than
for its interns;c worth. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return Of the pin al
this office.
At the close Of busine.s on Saturday
June so, the San Francisco Stock and Elk
change BOARD will adjourn until Thursday
July 3. This viii give a vacation OF foul
All oonEract. fa1ling dine duriuf