Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-06-09
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.


The trial Of Miles Finlen for murder /.
set for July Is.
Diphtheria is prevalent in Elko, and one
case has proved fatal.
Lead was quoted weak at 1924 in New
York during the week.
There are lis Chinese in Reno-10s
males and seven females.
The Republican National Convention
will convene next Tuesday week.
The usual religious services will be held
tomorrow in the Episcopal Church.
The Rescue Hose Company will give their
annual ball on the evening Of July 4.
Now Is the time to bring political an.
nouncements. Terms cash in aivanse.
Preaching at the Methodist Church,
Eureka, tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Eleven carloads Of excursionists from
California passed Palisade eastward last
Saturday.
The fruit, vegetable, hay and grain
crops at Hot Creek all promise an abund.
ant yield this year.
Charles Graf who was tried for the
murder Of Joseph Shannon at Reno was
acquitted by the jury.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company
shipped during the week seven carloads Of
market lead, weighing 52i tons.
The Times Review has il from a relia.
BILE source that next year will see
Tuscarora with railroad facilities.
A bill has been presented in the Senate
to appropriate S25, 900 for a public building
at Virginia City, New, and SEQ, 900 for one
at Reno, New.
III. E.ks-.I D~.Is1.A.., ksol.uN oaaat.ta
Of General Clinton B. Fisk, Of New
Jersey, for President, and John A Brooks
for Vice President.
John Mackay says that the Con. Cal.
Va, mine Is now looking better than IL has
for a year past. The continued depression
in the stock Is u~naccountable.
After a FIRE was extinguished at Tuscarors
a week ago the remains of a hen, burned to
a crisp, were found, beneath which were
several young chickens still alive.
A specialized scientist from Friberg, who
was visiting the Carson Mint the other day
asked the foreman Of the refinery whether
in refining he ever used nitric Of acid.
Governor Hill Of New York, has signed
q bill abolishing hanging for all murders
committed after January l. 1889, and sub
stituting death by electricity therefor.
The public school examination was con
cluded yesterday, the particulars of which
We hope to get fer our next issue. The
scholars viii have a three months vacation.
Monaco's photograph gallery Is closed, |
and you cannot get your picture taken eN'
cept by q special appointment. Even that
chance will not last more than a few days.
The prominent business firms on the
Clmstock are urging a call for q meeting |
e Al. waafIapta af Sfarau county 20 ar l
range for the celebration Of the Fourth OF
July.
The Pacific Coast was recognized by the
Democratic Convention. California had
the honor Of furnishing the Temporary
Chairman, and everybody is proud and
happy.
The Amateur Dramatic Club in Eureka
are a modest set. They announce their in
Of playing "Forget Me Not"
/" Diplomacy and " Our Boys. "-Carson
The Nye Mining Company's mine at
Typo is running 20 stamps on ore from the
2 G mine. The Dimmick mine, which adj.
joins the 2 G., is producing its usual
quantity OF ore.
We acknowledge the receipt of a nice
from Joe Moline in the shape of a
Leautiful cactus plant. II is Of a variety
found in this part of the State, and
is a most acceptable gift.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company, by
a resolution passed by their Board Of
Directors, rave postponed the payment of
dividend No. IS which was to have been
paid June 7 until July 0.
b. Berg is in receipt of a splendid variety
of fruit, among which are the first peaches
of the season, large luscious cherries, APP
ricots, reminding the good housekeeper that
preserving time has come around again.
In the District Court, Eureka. last
Wednesday, Philip Paroni was divorced
from his wife, Teresa Paroni, and on the
following day Mrs. ID. i. Hicks was
divorced from her husband, Thomas
Hicks.
Eastern wool commission merchants are
sending out circulars to wool shippers
predicting lower prices for the article If
the Mills Tariff Bill passes, and suggesting
that there might be some speculation If 1t
il defeated.
The San Francisco Examiner telegraphed
10 every town on the Pacific Coast to as
certain the feeling of the Democracy for
Allen G.. Thurman for Vice President, |
which developed the fact that he was their
unanimous choice.
After the party: First candid miss of 10
VIVA do you think of Jimmy Roberts!
I think he's Just splendid Second candid
miss-I don't-he tried TO kiss me last
night. "And didn't he do IT." "No, he
let me get away from himY'
The Belmont Courier says that John A.
Moore and u. Schendell have uncovered
one of the biggest bodies of silver ore ever
found in the district. The assays run
from $500 to $500 per ton. John Williams
is hauling the ore TO Eureka.
The real estate, personal property and
effects OF the late VIM. Evans, deceased,
were sold at public auction last Tuesday
nv order of the administrator Of the estate,
Depaoli. The sale Of the book accounts
was postponed for 80 days.
Joe Brica, Of Goodwin Canyon in this
town offers $40 reward for the return Of his
gray horse branded Y G., and weight about
/. 900 pounds, which strayed away from
Spring Valley. For full particulars see
advertisement under the head OF New
To-day"
The speiss In the lower end Of Main
street, lust above the Eureka Con. Stag
dump, is about three feet deep, and the
work Of taking it up for resmelting is going
on bravely. The fence aroun1 the work
has been removed so as to throw the travel
to the west side Of the. street.
Miss Alta Cheney win on
Monday, june Is, to teach a private class
of scholars at the public school building
| during the regular vacation. Her terms
| will be so cents per week. Miss Cheney
| has had large experience In teaching in the
| pablic schools in the East.
George w. Green, Chairman of the Eu-
| reka County Democratic Central Com
| mittee, received last Thursday a hand.