Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-10-06
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Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

igntful.
The FIRST frost Of the season occurre,
here last Wednesday.
The political bee keeps buzzing. but !.
considered harmless.
The Richmond Company starts up on,
OF their furnaces to-day.
Up to 6 o'clock P. N. yesterday, SIC
voters had registered in Eureka.
The Tuscarora Juckey Club will hang ur
5000 in purses for the Fall races.
The Enterprise is mistaken. Bartine and
Murphy did not speak at Seligman.
The movement Of the Mormons towards
Mexico Is assuming large proportions.
A supply Of fresh oysters will arrive on
to-days train for Browns restaurant.
See that your name Is on the register, IL
you expect to vote at the coming election.
Postmaster Bartlett is now prepared to
draw money orders on all parts Of the
world.
Our latest quotations are for bar silver
81 cents per ounce, and lead So. 12A per 100
pounds.
The Catholic Fair will be held in the
Eureka Opera House November LIST, %
and Srd.
Aspirants for county Offices this year DO
not seem to be very plentiful. What's the
matteri
1t IL probable that the tariff question
will be settled in Washington before this
year ends.
The Gazette has again changed hands,
Allen G. Bragg, having assumed control of
the paper.
The Central Pacific will issue a new time
card on the 18th, and two through trains
will once more run.
Eleven tons Of ore passed down the rail-
road in transit from White Pine to Salt
Lake last Monday.
Under the Senate substitute for the Mills
Tariff Bill, a reduction OF 50 per ton lie
asked on steel rails.
The Reno Gazette has entered upon
volume q. Under Mr.. Bragg's manage
ment it promises well.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company had
100 men employed In and around their re-
duction works last month.
An English physician claims a new way
to benefit consumptives by giving them
largely Of rice and whisky.
John McNaughton shipped IL tons Of
hIt W Dhlb AAhAt Ahoh NlbAhaJ " thN
Williams mine, Prospect Mountain.
The driver a. the Sacramento pacing
horse POcahontas, claims that his horse
was drugged at Carson last Saturday.
The President has approved the joint
resolution appropriating $780, 900 to sup
press infection in interstate
The Eureka Con. Mining Company paid
off their mine hands last Tuesday, and
furnacemen and town bills on Thursday.
The recent cool weather has made the
wood business pretty lively of late, and It
is selling at last years ~prices-slO per cord.
The fight in the Republican primaries at
San Francisco has resulted in the death Of
one man and the %wounding OF two others.
The Tuscarora Water Company has pur-
the water system heretofore owned
by private parties and taken possession of
the same. FL
The wealth Of Helena lie placed by the
City Assessor at s., S53, 700. This valuation
yiyes about 5000 per capita to the entire
population.
The new road from the Eureka Con. hsh
pond 10 the railroad depot, including two
bridges, was finished last
Wednesday.
A young lady of Nevada City, Cal, Is
low under the treatment OF a physician for
\ nervous affection brought on by excessive
rum chewing.
Two more women of the town have. been
murdered and their persons mutt
at Whitechapel, London. The police
ire paralyZed.
The Reno Gazette says: 1t Is stated
hat the shops of the Central Pacific rail-
road, now At Truckee, will shortly be re-
moved TO Reno.
1t will be seen by advertisements under
the head OF New To-day /" that both OF
the political parties have called their pri.
and conventions.
-Four miles Of pipe line Of the new water
at Tuscarora have already been
laid, and the whole system is expected to
be completed early this month.
The Republicans of Nye county have in
dorsed the Democratic nominee for Clerk,
and the Democrats have Endorsed the Re-
publican nominee for Treasurer.
The men employed in digging up the flue
DUST that laid under the Eureka Con. Stag
500 per day II they had 1t on tribute.
The examination Of Charles W. Ladd,
charged with stealing silver bullion from
the Eureka Con. Company. will be heard
In the Justice Court next Wednesday.
The auction sale Of real estate, store
goods, fixtures, household furniture, stoves,
etc, at the store of Hawkes. h Uhl, on
South Main street, will take place to-day.
Last Tuesday the Central Pacific Com
pany's agent appeared before the Board OF
Equalization at Reno and asked that the
assessment be reduced 100000. The
Board refused.
We have received q notice from the
Clerk Of the SUPERIOR Court OF Los Au-
geles county, CAL, that Pepi Steler.
formerly a citizen Of this place, Is again
making application as an insolvent debtor
The joint quarterly statement of the
Auditor and Treasurer OF this county will
be found on the fourth page Of this Issue,
From this it viii be seen that the entire in-
debtedness of the county is only S37, lSs.25.
Father Nattini will hold divine service
at the Catholic Church tomorrow, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, when the choir will render
for the first time, Battman's High Mass in
G.. The evening service will commence at
Z P. N.
Cigar manufacturer-Mr. Editor, here's
A sample Of my newest brand Of cigars.
I'd be much obfeeged II you'd give 1t a puff.
Editor - Why, certainly, Mr.. Msduror
Preaching out for a sampled Have you a
match.
George Bryson has been arrested at Hell
| ena, Montana, on suspicion of killing a
| woman Of the town. No traces Of the
woman's body can be found, and a vigorous
| search is being made Of the numerous pros
pecting shafts near the town.
Rain commenced falling during Sunday
night and kept It up. accompanied with
hail and snow during Monday. The sky
go va~v eloudv and the atmosnhere cold