Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-31
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
-, orot.,ion Of silver 81 02k.

baseball and horse-racing are all The
rage In the East at present.
Mira. sheriff Sweeney returned home
l.st Thursday from the western part OF the
State.
The California Democratic State Con-
,sntion will be held Of San Jose August
i9.h.
As,e,ser Wallace returned last Tuesday
from the Bay and the western part Of the
State.
ia. A. skillman arrived from California
last Tuesday. He is here on . visit to bis
parents.
The Eureka Con. Company last week
shipped bullion, valued at SAT 900, 10 San
Francisco.
Rnrrovs. OF Michigan, has been elected
Speaker pro tenn Of the House Of Repre-
sensAtives.
Mrs. Henry Rives, accompanied by her
children, left yesterday for q weeks visit
at Pslissde.
Frank vsrnum had his left leg amputa-
Ted below the knee at the County Hospital
last Thursday.
In few days the census man will be-
gin asking ladies Of uncertain age imper-
tinent questions.
Who Is that fellow who has been talk
ing about withers all the EVENING""
"That's Withers."
Senator Foley spent several days here
duripg the hrst OF the week, and then left
for his home at Reno.
Applicants for The West Point cadetship
must be physically sound and between
she ages OF IA and IS years.
DR.. Freeman. the Salt Lake City sur
geon, after spending several days here,
left for home last Monday.
Judge Fitzgerald returned from his
California trip to Austin q few days ago.
He is now in Winnemuccs.
See Advertisement for 1000 cords Of
wood for the Diamond Mining Company,
under the head Of New To-day"
Charley Hubbard. the lawyer who
formerly resided here, has been sent TO
the Stockton, Cal, insane asylum.
Information has been received At Elko,
,hat the Board OF Pardons will consider
the Potts case the first week in June.
Judge Wells returned here from BY
last Sunday, and left for Carson City on
Monday to attend the Supreme Court.
An effort 10 being made to organize W
military companies here. Why not
organize a Salvation army at the same
timer
Quite an extensive rainstorm occurred
here last Tuesday evening, which lasted
come two hours. The weather now is
lovely.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer left for Carson
last Monday 20 attend the Silver Conyen-
tion, a. q representative OF White Pin
county.
Messrs. Wren & Cheney left on Monday
Las. for Carson, to attend the meeting Of
the Bar Association and the Silver Con-
v~ention.
George Francis Trains trip around the
world Was made In 67 days IL hours and
81 minutes. He reached Tacoma sstur-
day afternoon.
The Supreme Court Of New York has
decided that Kemler must die by electric
ity. He will be volted TO q happier home
in a few days.
Hon. 10. Carlisle has taken the oath
Of Office ss United States Senator from
Kentucky ~, the u~nexpired term OF the
late Senator Beck.
The Southern Pacific Company Is pay
ing, under protest, the taxes on surveyed
but unpatented lands in the several
coun.ies In this State.
EI. Congressman Cassidy left last We'd
nesday to attend the Silver Convention at
Carson, after which be will go to Salt
Lake City for q few days.
Walter b. Harrub arrived here last
Saturday from California, and after at
tending TO his business here left on We'd
nesday for Boston, Mass.
The County Commissioners meet next
Monday. Persons having bills against
the county should present them to-day
TO County CLERK Harmon.
Mrs. ]. L. Fast and Master Algsr. wife
and son OF j. L. Fast. General Freight
and Passenger Agent Of the E. & P. r. R.,
are visiting friends in Reno.
There will be q competitive examination
held at the central school building, Car
son. Monday, June 2, 1890. OF applicants
who seek admission TO West Point.
The friends Of Arnold. the slayer Of
Garness, gave him Q welcome Saturday at
Colusa, and the Young Ladies' Mandolin
Club serenaded him In the evening.
Mrs. P. steler and her children, or.
cepting Miss Mamie, who will remain here
as a teacher In the public school. left on
Monday for their new home at Ogden,
Utah.
White Fine News: r. sadler was in
from Eureka Monday. To g News reporter
he limited that he might be prevailed on to
accept the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
An lows Republican Congressman was
asked what the country had gained by the
election Of 1888. Prayers, platiiudes
and broken promises" was the senien-
tious response.
Tn-nnnNNo. EakAA. N.kA1t Ill AA.a
divine service in Eureka at s o'clock and
II O'Clock A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. The sub
iect Of the evening lecture will be "Thou
Shalt Not Steal"
State Treasurer Tuhy was very low Al
last accounts, and no hopes entertained OF
his recovery. He has been In Ill health
for the last year, and is only 9 shadow o
his former self.
Mrs. Henry Griffin, who has been spend
ing the Winter here with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Trainor, left last Wednesday for
California, and from thence will return 10
Butte City, Montana.
The Palisade alfalfa fields, along the
line OF the Eureka and Palisade railroad,
promise heavier crops this year than ever
before. The rapchers are now preparing
to harvest their first crop.
Inc DoArd OF Pardons has decided tha'
the death sentence could not be recalled
and that Mr.. and Mrs. Potts must b,
hanged on the goth OF June next for the
murder OF Faucet In Elko county.
The s. F. Chronicle had a dispatch
from Los Angeles. claiming that 9 con
spiracy had been unearthed TO seize Lower
California. the Mexican Land and Coloniz
alton Company being AZ the bottom Of il
The average American citizen woult
turn his back on the greatest man tha