Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-24
PERSONAL NOTES.
sovcments Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.


-
Fsther Nattini returned home last Tues.
a.v from a visit TO idaho.
Governor Stevenson has issued hi
Thanksgiving proclamation.
JaS Il. wilmington arrived here from
Oar Francisco last Saturday.
Eugene N. Robinson, who has been III
Gar some time, Is convalescing.
Alice Beckwith, the noted English swim.
mer. has arrived in this country.
Mas Kate Fellows Of the Reno Journal
Ia an a~spirant for q legislative elerkship.
Frank Walsh, foreman Of the Cortsz
mines (initedl, returned home last Mon
day.
Mrs. J. J.. Wines and Mrs. Geo. W.
Baker left on Wednesdays train for Pail.
sade.
Hon. A. G. Cleveland passed through
here Yesterday morning on his way 10 Cal.
%ifornia.
Hon, VIM. II. Barnum, Chairman Of
the National Democratic Committee, Is re-
covering.
Ex-Governor Kinkead's name IL men
TONED in connection with the Mint Super
intendency.
III. MliitAulH TCtbHhtu AHAirlt1 tNcuN
ing from n nine days professional visit to
White Pine.
Both General Alger and John Sherman
say now that the Republicans intend 10 re-
wise the tariff.
b. Petrali, a well and favorslly known
resident Of this place, left last Monday for
Helena, Montana.
Reuben Richard, after q few days yiait.
ing his son, Thomas Richard, left for San
Francisco last Monday.
Jas. Gluyas, superintendent ofthe Phila
delphia mines at Hot Creek, arrived here
from Carson last Saturday.
Jas. White, Of Whites Ranch, Was In
town during the week and left for home by
private conveyance last Tuesday.
Mrs. +. l.. Yates, Of Taylor, left here
Yesterday morning for California, where
she zoe. for the benefit Of her health.
Fx.Gov,rnor Adams arrived here from
Carson last Saturday and left by White
Pine stage for Ely on the following day.
Postmaster Hammaker, Of Findlay, o.,
Ia a record breaker. He and his entire
staf have forwarded their designations,
TO take effect March 4 next.
Antonio BuzEetti took his departure last
Monday for Tacoma, w. T., where We
hope to hear soon that he Il comfortably
settled and making 9 big fortune.
You Brieel What's the matter with you 4!
Why didn't You claim that Nova Scotia
had gone Democratic also. II is about the
only place on the earth that you did not
claim.
George +. Stockle, Nevada's West Point
cadet, appointed from White Pine county,
l. now a second lieutenant In the regular
army, and is stationed at Fort MissOulA,
Montana.
80, liberty, what sins have been com.
mitted in thy namei" And now comes the
Governor Of Nevada saying that the peo-
pie should be thankful for the result OF the
recent election.
On Monday last Hank knight, Matt
Sehatzlein and Boney Ayres, left here
with a two-horse team for = two weeks
hunt in Ruby Valley, Elko county. They
will probably return with a large amount
Of game.
Simeon wenban, superintendent and
principal owner Of the Cortez Mines Com
pany flimited) arrived here last Saturday,
accompanied by his wife, and staid until
Monday visiting their daughter, Mrs. w.
d. Mills.
Rlko Independent: Billy Rogers says
that last Tuesday was remarkably chilly
for school teachers In this county, Eve Of
whom-Rogers. Plummer. Stone. Boohsr
and Grover were candidates, and they
nil got left.
A great many Of Nevada's Republican
politicians are drifting toward San Fran
cisco. Senators Jones and Stewart are
both at the Palace. The Federal patron.
age which these gentlemen viii be able to
on the Coat makes them greatly
after these days.
They are talking q putting Governor
Stevenson into the United State Senate in
case Senator Jones goes into the Cabinet.
II his mental status may be judged from
some Of his recent official utterances he
should be put into a straight jacket.
Great God! what q dense ignoramus he
L.. The great Sahara desert. which serves
him az brains, hasn't a ray Of light in il.
G. C. Stevenson is not big enough intel
l~ectually 10 be Governor Of all the people
of Nevada. He thinks that the Repubh-
can party constitutes the whole State.
Well, II is quite numerous, but there are
also some pretty level-hesded people who
do not belong to II. We hope, indeed,
that Il Il too numerous TO ever again dis
grace itself and the State by putting this
fellow Stevenson in any place OF public
trust.