Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

nat q uisastrOus season Tor lies and liai
this is, anyhow.
Elko county will poll about ], 200 votes a
the coming election.
The total registration in New York Cit
for four days was 2S6,547.
The Vice President Of the Golden Rul
Mining Company will visit Eureka shortly
Next Tuesday will end the long agony
and most everybody will be glad when IL !
over.
She-I cannot express my sentiments.
He-Then why don't You send them b.
freight.
There was a little furry Of snow her,
last Thursday, but not enough 10 whittier
the ground.
just now the party papers all over tn,
country are telling the biggest "whoppers'
ever heard Of.
The total registered vote Of Washo,
county Is l,S25-nearly one.third less thar
that Of Storey.
Berg is in receipt Of some Of the finest
grapes that have been brought to this mar
ket this season.
Mrs. Julia Brown will provide q fine
turkey dinner at her restaurant on Main
street tomorrow.
j. G. Powell's white horse, FL Captain,
Is 10 years old, has run % races and lost
only one Of them.
A good deal Of prospecting work is being
done by our local candidates In the saloons
and on the streets.
The result Of the Senatorial ballot at the
fair last Thursday evening was rs for Sad
Ter, 76 for Tore and 8 for Beebee.
The total bond purchase to date, under
circular Of April IL, have been $50, 747,-
$50. The Treasury surplus to date is ST.
125, 900.
The Carson Appeal y The United
States Surveying party have orders to leave
the Ormsby House In a day or two and go
into camp.
We erred In our last issue in saying that
X. NJ. Beatty was elected to office In 1884.
He was elected In 1886 and has only served
one term.
On account 81 the general election the
monthly meeting Of the Hooks and Knicks
willibe held this evening at z o'clock. A
full attendance Is requested.
The Austin Reveille says: In 1866 there
were In Reese River District 20 mills with
444 stamps. They then built mills and
hunted for the ore afterwards.
The regular Democratic and Republican
tickets will be printed on the regulation
size paper and will be fac-similes Of those
appearing in the SENTINEL to-day.
Jesse Mendez has sold his saloon bust
ness ON Main street TO Frank Wittenberg
and X. W. Miles, and will leave here for
California on the Goth of November.
II took McAulif, Of San Francisco, only
six minutes TO settle the Ithaca Giant"
In the fight in San Francisco. He got to the
latter's jugular and Conley fell asleep.
We are authorized TO offer q bet Of $500,
or any part Of that amount, on either In
diana, New Jersey, New York, or that
Cleveland and Thurman will be elected.
All Of our local candidates have returned
from the outside precincts, and are doing
heroic work with the voters Of this pre-
cinct. where the bulk of the vote will be
polled.
Lost-A black onyx diamond ring, the
loose from the ring, enclosed in .
piece Of paper. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning it to Mrs. II.
ID. johnson.
The Police Commissioner Of Los Angeles
have Issued orders to keepers Of houses OF
III -repute that they must vacate their houses
and the property-ownsrs have been notified
Of the orders.
The Bellevue Herald Of the 10Th reports
Jesse Morrisey and james Flemming
were caught IN the act Of stealing two sacks
of Minnie Moore ore. Both had stood high
in the community.
The Chief Engineer Of Virginia City,
objected to bonfiies OF cordwood as
being dangerous, the political parties now
build their fires with bricks that have been
soaked in coal oil.
A grand ball will be given at the Eureka
Opera House on the evening of Thanks
giving Day, under the auspices Of Upton
Post. No. 20, G.. A. R., particulars Of which
will appear In our next issue.
A foot race Of 100 yards took place last
from 10 front Of Lautenschlager's
Eureka Brewery on Main street between o
of this neighborhood and q Nor
mon. for so 30 q side, and was won by the
latter.
There Ia less water In the canyons and
hills around Austin this year than for many
seasons past. Since the sweeping away of
the nut pines on the hills by the TX Of the
woodman the water has been gradually
falling.
Last Thursday night an italian at
Truckse, named A. Cavilglia, suddenly be-
came insane and butted his head against a
wall In an attempt to kill himself. He had
In his possession a ticket to Italy, where he
Is said to have Q family.
George W. Currier, who became insane q
few months ago, died yesterday In the Ne:
vada Insane Asylum. He was q native OF
Meredith, New Hampshire, aged 81 years.
He became insane through mourning the
death Of q son.
The Austin Reveille says: At the Union
mine another large ledge has come In above
the other two about IS inches from the
middle one. The ledge from the winze In
the deepest workings Is now good milling
ore, when first struck II was low grade.
Tomorrow there will be divine services
at the Catholic Church in Eureka at IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 7 o'clockP 4. ". All the
Catholic children are expected to attend
Sunday school tomorrow at 2 o'clock ?. NJ,
when some interesting business will be ar
ranged.
We have q young alniond tree in this
| Office sprouting from the seed. 1t will be
q good time q little later on TO plant al
mond seeds In the garden. They will o
during the Winter, and In the Spring the
shells will burst and the seeds terminate.
The Cornish Americans of Nevada eoun-
ty, CAL, who have hitherto voted the Re-
| publican ticket solid win, many of them,
vote for Cleveland and Thurman on account
| of President Cleveland having signed the
| Chinese Exclusion bill to keep cheap labor
| out Of the country.
A. w. Campbell has bet $500 that Cleve'
| land and Thurman will be elected. The
money was taken as follows: $500 pooled
by Phil Harris, 800 by Hon. s. Beebee
and 800 by VIM. Stowell; all on the gen
| eral result. There have also been two bet
of 500 each on the same result taken BY
Duncan Falconer, Hank Knight and