Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-10
HOME AND COAST.
,.,,sr, Of Lively Interest TO the
General Reader.

IA, May Dalton died at Reno last Fri
The Supreme Court will convene on the
I9b. -.
ROehe.
Wednesday
gnent nine.
Tns County Commissioners will meet on
Monday next.
T.. A. Service arrived here from Ely
I'D Thursday.
The candidates for Senator IN Elko
.aaty polled a tie vote.
The late election was a harvest for the
n buns in this locality.
Mrs. Richard Brown left last Monday 10
lin her husband at Elko.
Henry Williams, Of Ely, came in town
hi Tuesday from Elko.
A. Z. Cheney. Esq, left yesterday for
Carson on legal business.
For the past few days we have been en-
bying clear, cool weather.
The demand for money by voters on
dection day was unprecedented.
supsrintendent Donnelly departed last
Wednesday for San Francisco.
The election passed off quietly, not an
srsst was made during the day.
The Republicans hereabouts got away
with q big swag Of Democratic money On
betting.
A slight shock OF earthquake was felt
At Phoebe on Thursday morning at IL
o'clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Trimmer, aged 80 years,
died in her home In Carson Valley last
Tuesday.
Father Nattini being absent there will
be no services in the Catholic Church to-
morrow.
judge A. l.. Fitzgerald left on Wednes.
day last for WInnemucca, where he will
hold court.
We will publish the official election re-
turns Of this county In tabnlated form In
our next issue.
The day after election there were more
well dressed Italians about town than were
ever seen before.
Col. Joseph Grandlemeyer arrived here
last Tuesday FROM California. where he has
been for several months.
John Il. Bradley, Jr., has been appointed
Postmaster at Deeth, Elko county, vice
George j. VIM, resigned.
II. J. Wslton. the agent sent from
Washington " examine the site 70. the In
dian school, is in Carson City.
A Ere at the Onondaga mine, Jackrabbit
district, Lincoln county, October %, des.
troyed property valued at $3.50.
The Salt River boat will leave the Frog
Pond Monday morning. For freight or
passage apply TO the defeated candidates.
Il was n d~isgraceful sight 90 see the
number u supposed respectable citizens
who took money for their votes here on
election day.
G. T.. Verrill and assistant 4. Y. VIII
Of the ". =. Geological survey, began
taking the levels between Reno and Steam
Springs recently.
Jas. Gluyas, superintendent of the
Philadelphia Mining Company at Hot
arrived here last Thursday and left
yesterday for Carson.
Hip for State Senator. in White Pine.
vas about 30 ahead Of Cofnins at latest
Hip is the Democratic and
the Republican candidate.
1t is reported that the Republican
Committee, after the election, had
bout 81, 600 left in their sack. What do
hey propose to do with the surplus'
The State and county taxes are coming
4 slowly, but now that the election is
YER and everybody has plenty OF money
re suppose they viii be promptly paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riegelhuth will
nmmence their dancing school at the
- H.. - Tkura1ax avepiny. AL
sual, they will have a good attendance.
During the pact week everybody has
cen more or less engaged in politics, but
that election i over they will get
own to the regular business routine again.
The Appeal is authority for the state
nent that the decomposed body OF an in
ant child two feet long was found In the
ank Of the Carson V. h I. yard loeomo.
i've.
A man who gives the name OF Ed. Hart
3 Ut Elko. where he suddenly became IN
ane. He imasines that officers OF the law
re after him. He says he belongs In En-
eka.
Patrick Dolan was shot and killed by his
Edward. at Gold Run, New, Saturday
Edward was protecting MS
who was being beaten by his
II the poor people Of this county had
he money that has been foolishly spent by
10Th parties In the campaign just closed,
they would be comfortably fixed for the
Winter.
The italian Benevolent Society. will hold
their regular meeting at their hall In En-,
reka at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. AL
members In good standing are requested
10 attend.
The Yuba Mining Company, near Pr
oche. Lincoln county, during the past two
has shipped 50 tons Of ore OF ditter-
ent grades, running from 100 to 800 ounces
per ton in silver.
The Central Neyadan says 8 man named
WEIGH, a native Of New York and about
80 wears Of age. was run over and killed ly
ears at Battle Mountain a few nights
ago while attempting to board a moving
train.
TIE fve-year-old daughter Of Thomas f.
Hayden Of Reno was quite badly hurt last
Wednesday by q giant powder cap that she
had picked up and smashed between two
rocks, a portion Of the cap entering her
ankle.
Jas. Wilson, Secretary Of the Ruby
Dunderberg Company, lost yesterday q
small memorandum book containing one or
more letters addressed to himself. ANY
person finding the same will oblige the
owner by returning 1t TO him.
NJ. Dougherty, from Secret Canyon, n.
Boomhower. from Alpa. T. ID. Brufy,
from Mineral Hill, Frank ngstrom, from
Beowawe, and K. NJ. Baum from Palisade,
arrived in town last Thursday with the re.
turns from their several precincts.
The Ynba mine at Phoebe employsthirty
men and continues regular shipments OF
hish-grade ore. The work on the mine Is