Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-07-19

passed By the Legislature in defiance oil
the Governors veto.
John 8. Capron arrived here from The
Bay last Thursday. He will remain here
some time for the benefit Of his health.
william Whalen, President OF st. Peters
Consolidated Mining Company, came up
from Alpha By private conveyance on
Thursday last.
News has been received | n Carson that
Albert saxton passed the W est Point ex.
animation without any trouble, and is now
q full fedged cadet.
John W. Macksy has offered a reward Of
1900 in London for the conviction Of par
ties who have been circulating slanderou.s
stories about his wife.
The census enumeration shows the pres
ence Of %, 900 Chinese in San Francisco, a
gain Of 1000 in ten years. Restriction
does not appear to restrict.
The Government has cut down the
wages Of the night Waterman Of the Gov
eminent building at Carson and In conse-
quenoe ii now goes unmatched.
Nevada has no need TO revert to q Ter
~ritorial form Of Government. All she
needs is TO live within her means to main
tain Statehood.-Reno Journal.
The quarterly report of the County
Auditor and Treasurer will be found in
another column, which shows the indebt-
edness OF the county to be s10,933 IS.
A Carson correspondent, under the nom
de plume OF !" LOCKER On" has q long let
Ter in a late issue of the Silver State in
which be severely scores IL. M. Yerington.
AT their last meeting the Board Of
Oonhty Commissioner of Elko county
adopted q resolution that they will pay no
more oounties on the scalps Of ~noxious
animals.
The case Of Joe Buck the Shoshone In.
dian who has been on trial in the U. s.
District Court at Carson, for the murder
OF an ola squAw, resulted in q verdict OF
Acquit,al.
The Supreme Lodge OF Knights of
PytSias at Milwaukee, chose George B..
Shaw oi Wisconsin as Supreme ChAncel-
lor, auG W, W. Blackwell Of Kentucky as
Supreme Vice Chancellor.
Uncle Jack Pardy returned last Satur-
day from a three weeks visit at the Bay.
He SAYS he had . delightful time and took
in all the sights on the upper aud lower
levels Of that very wicked city.
W. NJ. Leete. the mining expert. arrived
here from San francisco last Saturday,
and after remaining a day or two left for
Ely, White Pine county, where he will ex-
anime some Of the mines in that district.
Mrs. sepulyeda and Mrs. Barnes Of San
frLncisco, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Henry Rives for some days past, left
on Wednesday last for Palisade 10 visit
Mrs. Fast. Mrs. Rives accompanied them.
In the Justice Court last Thursday II.
c.. Clending, charged with house breaking
and stealing clothing from Barney McCool
at the Diamond Station, on the Z. 4 p.
Railroad, was held to the next Grand
Jury.
AT the last meeting Of the County Com
mia sioners In White Pine county the
CouLty Clerk was ordered TO make a de-
maud on the State for the balance due
that county on account OF the special cleo
tion Of February IL, 1889.
II will be seen by advertisement In an
other column that the Republican County
Central Committee will hold q meeting at
Wren d Cheney's Office on the evening OF
the 26th inst. for the purpose OF calling q
Republican County Convention.
Sheriff Sweeney will sell at public auc-
zion on Friday next all the horses, car
riages, ETC.. belonging TO p. j.. Stsnton's
livery stable. Persons In need OF anything
in that line will do well 10 attend the sale,
as there will be q chance for bargains.
Reno Journal: Does any person
know Of any good reason why Nevada
should have an Attorney General at
S3,0eJ per annum, unless 1t be TO serve as
ascarecrow2 Let the Office be abolished,
and the Board of Examiners engage legal
talent whenever needed.
The following "notis " il posted on a
fence IN an Iowa county: "If any mans
or woman's COWS or oxen gifts In these
mere oats, his or her tail will be cut OF as
as the case may be. / nm a christian man
and pay my taxes, but d--n q man who
Jet his critters loose, say l."
Mrs. and Miss Bishop OF Butte. wife and
daughter of the late DR.. A. @. Bishop, are
Visiting in Salt Lake City, and are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Clute. All
the parties mentioned were formerly
highly respected residents Of this place.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
Of IA handsome medal issued as q souvenir Of
fhe 25th anniversary of the San Francisco
chronicle and the Inauguration Of the
new Chronicle building. On the diverse
side ia a picture in relief OF M. H. de
Young and on the reverse o picture OF The
new Chronicle building.
From the London Mining Journal we
learn that the Ruby Dunderberg Company
have carried out their reconstruction suo-
successfully and are to. day in a better
financial situation than they have been for
years. The company's mines and business
are In good hands at this end.
Bishop Leonard of Salt Lake City was
20 have held divine service at the ST.
james Episcopal Church to- morrov, but
word was received here yesterday that he
would be unable to do so. The BiIhop
sends as his su bstitute Rev. w. II. Holgh-
ton, who will hold morning and evening
services.
Mrs. A. Jackson of the Jackson Hou,e
left last Monday for San Francisco for =
month or six weeks visit. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Oracle
whom she will place at school at the Sacred
Heart Academy, where that young lady
will enter upon a course OF studies anc
1inish her education.
Ogden Standard: There lives in New
York a pretty aud somewhat romantic
little widow Of thirty nine. having the ap
pearanee Of twenty-three and The friski
ness of a Spring kitten, and she wears
bracelet made Of six silver coins tina
closed the sightless eyes Of three husbands
The monograms embrace the initials Of tn,
late Now York gehtlemen.
AT Q o'clock next Monday morning Mr.
Jason 3. Burlingame will be married q
Miss Emma Plumatead al st. James
Episcopal Church, Rev. W. Fl. Houghtol
officiating. Miss Plumstead has been
teacher in our public school for severa
years and ia very highly respected for he
lnteilgence and moral excellence. Mr.