Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-17
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
,u,o~uo,.,ion Of silver 81 "a.

nal election AtTacoma by very large major
ties.
Hon. Fred DAngberg oiDouglss county
"a shipping potatoes TO San Francisco b.
tbe carload.
Recent rich quartz discoveries al Baker
Mont, are creating great excitemeni
among miners.
Old residents OF Douglas county say tht
carsou river at Cradlebsugh's bridge Il
higher than ever before known.
The Irish Times says a rich gold min,
has been discovered at Donnode, In tht
we,,ern part OF County Cork, Ireland.
Twenty.nine Chinese landed at Quay
mas Tuesday aud Immediately started foI
She United States via the Arizona line.
Miss Lucy Purcell arrived here last
Tuesday from Butte city. Montana. on
yi,i, TO her sister, Mrs. Thos. Trainor.
Mrs. Thos. Clougb, after sfew weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. e. Cheney, re-
turned to San Francisco last Monday.
Wren & Cheney and Judge Rives and
r. NJ, Beatty have spent the week at Ely
IN attendance on the District Court there.
The Nevada flag, offered by the Youths
COMPANION, has been awarded TO Miss
Lillian White, of the Virginia City High
School.
The General Grant Fund at New York
has finally reached $3.50, 600, not over one
half Of which was contributed in that city
and State.
There are 5000 drinking saloons In
Chicago. Each pay license Of $500 per
snnum, yielding q total revenue Of nearly
81. 500, 900.
Dick Ryland expects TO complete the
new Indian school building 81 Carson
early next week and turn IL over to the
Government.
Counselor Ben Saunders made a trip TO
Ely during the week. He went over to
take a hand in the great mining suit which
did not come of.
DR.. Owen was called TO Hamilton last
Wednesday TO attend Louis Zadow, who
had his leg broken last Monday by being
kicked by a mule.
sheriff Sweeney has appointed his
nephew, VIM. Giles, 90 Tho VSoancy In the
sherifrs Office caused by the resignation OF
Deputy Sheriff Riyes.
The depot Of the f. & 2. n. II. is a busy
place those days. Our exports Of "coun-
Try produce +" are very large. They con-
sist chiefly Of wool and ore.
Dan Brown returned here last Tuesday
from Butte. Montana. He has had all be
wants Of that place and will content him
self in Eureka from now on.
The Central NsvAdan complains OF the
scandal mongers Of the village OF Battle
Mountain, who never lose an opportunity
to try to " down somebody.
Judge Fitzgerald departed last Monday
for Napa. Cal, whore he will remain for
a few weeks for the benefit OF bis health.
which has been very poor OF late.
The Silver State says that there is
enough water running into the Sink Of
the Humboldt TO irrigate the entire Hum
boldt Valley for several seasons, il stored.
The people Of Carson In their recent
municipal election defeated the Republi.
oan-railrosd ticket with the exception Of
one candidate who was on both tickets.
Central NevadAn Battle. M: W. NJ.
Joannes, q business man Of Eureka, Me-
vAdA. was here yesterday inspecting the
~artesian well machinery al work on the
we'll.
The Diamond Company has purchased
Of W. b. HArrub the spring at the head Of
New York Canyon. This spring will Af-
ford the Company ample water for ell pur-
poses.
Joe MAitos, formerly mail carrier be-
tween TuscarorR and White Rock has the
sub-contraot for carrying the mail for the
ensuing four years between Elko and
Tuscarora.
Belmont Courier:-Were the sentiment
Of President Harrison's Cabinet la favor
Of free coinage, as II should be. the MINIS
OF the United States would now be open to
free coinage.
A pocket-book containing 35 cents In
coin and q one-cent postage stamp was
found on South Main street Tuesday,
which the owner can have by calling at
this Office.
Members of Eureka Lodge No. %, /. o.
o. f., and visiting brothers. are requested
to meet at their hall on Friday. the 30th
instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the proper
Observance OF Memorial Day.
A called Communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. q A. M, will be con
vened at its hall this Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
The marriage Of Miss Lily Rosecrans,
daughter OF General Rosecrans, to Gov
ernor Toole Of Montana, was quietly
solemnized at the parsonage Of 81. Math-
" Church, Washington City. last week.
Times-Revies;-" Well, thank God,
something is going 10 be lone for the poor
at last. McKinley's tariff bill proposes to
take of the present ten per cent duty on
diamonds, which IL places on the free
list"
Tomorrow Father Nattini will hold d.
vine service at 8 O'Clock and IL o'clock A.
NJ. and 7-30 P. NJ. Next Saturday. the eve
OF Pentecost. will be day of fasting and
m In the Catholic Church.
Joe Hausman returned from g business
visit to New York last Monday. he says
New York 10 too far from Eureka TO ever
amount TO much. He also says q more
favorable sentiment for silver IL develop
ing in the East.
The laborers at Butte. Montana, have
originated q strike for 50 q day. They
have been receiving 50 so. The Knights
OF Labor and the Miners Union uphold
the laborers, n as there 10 mucs building
going on, the result. Of the strike is easily
foreseen.
Chss. Lautenschlsger paid Q visit Ia
his new mining enterprise In the Roberts
Greek range during the week. Ned Rob-
erts and Frank Rodgers are managing af
fairs at the mine. The water from the
melting snow above will interfere will
operations for a brief time.
George T. Riyes departed last Wednes
day for S~ylyanis District. Inyo county
Cal. where he has engaged TO ill the posi-
tions Of assayer and foreman OF . mining
and smelling company. He was accom-
panied by Hugh Gibson. who has gone Il
build a furnace for the same company.
J.. r. Kendall, Superintendent Of th,
Jennie A Mining Company Of White Pine
who has been spending the Winter viii
his family In California, returned her'