Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-22
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

per ounce.
Phoebe Is supplied with water from
cart At the rate d ! IL cents a gallon.
The registration books in Eureka prt
cinets show $50 voters registered to date.
Quite a number Of people will leave tow
to attend the barbecue at Seligman to-day
III corner stone Of the Federal Buildinl
ut Carson will be laid on the 18th instant
A Truckee news item: "There havI
been no wrecks on the railroad for tire,
days"
A Comstoek mother claims she has tn,
genuine milk shake she is weaving tn.
baby.
The Helena. Montana, Record is IN,
largest and best printed daily paper in tn,
territory.
An order has been sent ont by G.. & c.
railroad officials prohibiting Indians from
riding on trains.
A local wag has it. in speaking Of Gold.
enson, that " His mother will know where
he is Of nights now"
Jack Connery, an old-time Nevada sport
had to have his middle finger amp1tated
Friday at Sacramento.
Il. Berg has been treating with the
Shoshone Indians hereabouts and secured
their crop Of pine nuts.
A regular convocation Of ST. Johns
Chapter No. 5, X. A. NJ, will be held this
evening at 7:30 o'clock
In order 10 give the Reno children an
opportunity 10 enjoy Fair week the public
schools have been closed.
The rainstorm Of last Monday broke the
heated term. and the weather during the
week has been cool and pleasant.
The regular meeting of Upton Post No.
%. G. A. r will take place at their hall
Tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Barney Gallagher, the County Road
Supervisor, ia doing good work putting, all
the bridges over the big ditch in repair.
The road opposite the lumber yard on
the way to the railroad depot is much i'm
proved by being cut down to an even
grade.
Don McNicol has reprinted, vanished
and decorated II. Sadler's buggy. He Is
quite IN artist.
Elko had a baby cyclone last week,
which made things lively while 1t was In
town-it was almost equal 10 9 band Of
booty cowboys.
Neither Of the county committees have
yet made calls for their primaries. IL
looks a. il one was afraid, and the other
was still more afraid.
Mrs. Anna Mason offers for sale her
house and lot on Mob Hill, also her furni-
Any one wishing to purchase can
secure a bargain. See adv.
Hon. Thomas Robinson is repairing the
Newark mill and Concentrations and will
start up on low grade ore and tailings as
soon as the repairs are completed.
The Board Of Equalization has been sit
ling during the week, and have several
from tax payers under advise.
nont, but no orders have yet been made.
A cloudburst flooded dain street, Aus.
.in, Monday. No damage was done, but
he street was covered with debris. Over
40 inches Of water rushed through the
itreet.
The raise IN silver is owing 10 the failure
4 the grain crops in Europe and America,
the consequent demand for East In-
iian grain. the payment for which is made
n silver.
Charley Burlingame reports that there is
N abundance Of game about Ruby Valley
ust now; wild ducks and geese flying In
~ AthoL blAA w aHEN0A n wv
clouds.
Two men at Bullionville, near Phoebe,
ound two TASKS Of quicksilver the other
iay at the bottom Of an old well. They
gere stolen from the Raymond 4 Ely
dill IA years ago.
From j. w. Walker who returned from
Ruby Valley last Sunday night, we learned
hat the Ruby lakes had all dried up, not
n iafandipa that the afFaan ms are all RIM
ling In that section.
The Journal warns the Reno public to
,eep one eye open for burglars. A State
Fair always attracts a number Of the light
gentry intent upon stealing any
hing except a red.hot stove.
1t raihed heavily in and around Eureka
rom 6 o'clock last Monday morning until
Of the same day. In Secret Can
ron the rain was heavy enough to send
VIZ streams Of water from off the hills.
The Elko Free Press says several Elko
took in the dance at Palisade last
Tuesday night. The natural inference is
that when they struck the dance the
Of Palisade had TO take a back
seat.
There is a general complaint that young
lads under 81 years OF age are regular
hahitues Of the gambling games at Reno,
and the LOCAL c~onstabulary threaten to
make an example of some OF the young
bloods.
In the case Of the State vs.. Matt
Bachel, tried before Justice Sanders last
Thursday, it was shown by the testimony
.dduced that the prosecuting witness made
the first assault and the defendant acted
in self defense. Justice Sanders therefore
discharged the defendant.
BY order Of Rt. Rev. Bishop Scanlan,
Nattini will hold an extraordinary
solemn service for the dead on Sunday
after next, September 30, in compliance
with letters Of Pope Leo XIII, enjoining
such a day and service to all the Catholic
Churches throughout the world.
To-mouow Father Nattini will hold
divine service in Ruby Hill at 0 o'clock A.
NJ, and in Eureka at IL A. NJ, and $50 P.
NJ, Next Wednesday evening the church
bell will ring for a meeting Of the ladies
preparatory TO the coming fair. All are
invited and requested to attend.
Every person who makes, offers, or &C.
eepts any bet or wager upon the result oil
any election or upon the success or failure
Of any person or candidate, or upon the
number of votes to be cast, either IN the
agHieFaJe OF tOI any poitiSutoi
or upon the vote to be cast by any person
is guilty of a misdemeanor.
The Il. 4 p. railroad train did not arrive
until 10 o'clock on Tuesday night. The de-
lay was caused by the lett hand main crank
pin of the locomotive falling out and the
levers dropping while the train was six
miles the other side of Alpha. Conductor
Crowley went ON a hand car to the Hay
Ranch and te~legraphed to Palisade after
another engine, and the train continued to
Eureka as soon as II arrived at the place Of
the accident.