Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-15
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Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The usual religious services will be held
in the Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Sissons, Cal, has 80 saloons 10 IG
business houses.
The White Pine News has removed
from Taylor TO Ely.
A State Democratic Club was organized
in Reno Saturday night.
We learn that a brass band Is 10 be
organized OF Ruby Iiill.
There are % teams engaged In hauling
freight from Elko TO Tuscarora.
The State University reopened with &C
scholars, just twice the nImher Of a year
ago.
Austin is enjoying horse racing and
Democratic primaries this week. Great
diversion.
II you go to the San Francisco Brewery
Jack Baird will teach you how to play
billiards.
Up TO last Saturday 81 voters had
registered at Hamilton, White Pine
county.
j. w. Lambert has had a telephone
constructed between his grocery store and
residence.
A Vancouver Island Indian choaked a
neighbours boy to death recently because
his own boy died.
Taxpayers will be interested In a notice
in another column with reference to the
Board Of Equalization.
Charley Lautenschlager has had the in
side and outside Of his saloon building re-
paired during the week.
Gabriel Zanoli opened his saloon last
Thursday evening in the building lately
occupied by Hank knight.
Our latest quotations are for silver 90 IL
and lead 5.05, with a strong probability OF
a further advance in the latter.
The number Of voters who have reg
istered In Eureka precincts Nos. l and 2
up to last evening reached $40.
The residence of Sarah +. Clark at
Lewis, Lander county, was destroyed by
fire IN the evening Of the 9TH inst.
Goldenson, the murderer of Mamie
Kelly, was hanged in San Francisco yester-
lay at a few minutes after IL o'clock NJ.
Several candidates for Office have ex-
presse I the intention Of announcing them
selves In the next issue Of the SENTINEL.
Some malicious person cut the wire fence
on Hubs lot, ON biain street, adjoining
Berg's grocery store last Monday night.
A telegram was received here during the
week that Owen Geraty, formerly a resi-
lent Of this place, died in San Francisco.
What is a more disgusting sight than to
see a young fellow, under 20 years OF age,
drunk and vomiting all over the sidewalk!
james Rector Of Sierrayille offers for
s., 900 TO bore an artesian well at Wheat
land, and ~ warrant flowing water or no
pay"
We learn that the Indians in White
Pine county have gathered the biggest
crop Of pinenuts this year that ever was
known.
The building Of the teaching works at
the Keystone mine, Robinson District,
White Pine county, commenced last We'd
An English officer who came to the Pa
cihe Coast 10 secure plans OF the detenses
has left in disgust. He couldn't lind the
defenses.
The holy communion will be celebrated
N st. James Church tomorrow before the
morning service, that is, at a quarter-past
10 o'clock.
Austin Reveille: Ten tons of Pamlico
pre- were worked at the kinkead mill last
A bar Of gold bullion worth $40, $50
the result.
A number Of Mormon teams are engaged
In hauling lumber and machinery from
TO Robinson District for the Key
tone teaching works.
Governor Waterman, Of California, re-
fused to interfere with the sentence Of
.oldenson, and the probabilities are that
he was hanged yesterday.
We would remind our ranchers that the
Reno Fair opens next Monday, and that
they can make a splendid showing Of fruit
etc, If they desire.
The Lyon County Times says: Skunks
are so numerous in I. Il. Smiths alfalfa
field that the men have to carry %shotguns
TO protect themselves while moving.
VIII. Blackwell was in town from Cur.
rant Greek last Saturday with a load OF
the finest apples we nave ever seen, some
of them weighing nearly two pounds each.
B. Berg received on Thursday afternoon
the choicest variety Of grapes and fruits
that ever came into Eureka. The grapes
were mostly very thin skinned and seed
less.
IL is estimated that it will require
several million dollars to repair the road
bed of the Central Pacific railroad 50 that
decent time can be made by passenger
trains.
A pack mule ladden with $50 pounds of
giant powder rolled down a bank near
Downieville last Friday. When he struck
bottom there was not enough left to bury
deceHtly.
Assessor Wallace expects to nave the
taxes in this county all collected by Decem'
Der !, when he says that the entire in
dehtedness Of the county viii probably be
wiped out.
w. ]. Smith fled a petition last Tues
day for letters of administration ON the
estate Of i. A. Wight, deceased, and
September 90 is the day that has been set
for a hearing.
Neither of the political parties in this
county seem disposed to set the political
ball in motion. When do they propose TO
set a time for holding the primaries and
the county conventions,
A stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 10, i. & A. M, will be con
yened this Saturday evening at $50 o'clock.
All Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
Charles W. Ladd. the Eureka Con.
bullion purloiner. appeared in the Justice
Court last Thursday and asked that his
case be continued until the 10th OF October
which was Immediately granted.
1t is reported. says, the Utonian, that
there are about $50 cases Of fever in Silver
Reef and over 200 in st. George. 1t is no.
said Of what type this sickness is. but only
rare cases of fatality are reported.
Last Monday afternoon. while Dan Nc
Donald was driving his team and wagon
loaded with frewood across the bridge on
| Mineral street, the wagon broke through
| the bridge, demolishing the structure.
Happily, no other damage was done.
| The averaoe vonth Of Eureka are 80