Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-06-07
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

ANNG
The Humboldt river has fallen about
two feet in q week.
For cheap and nobby Summer suits, go
and interview Karsky.
Carson Republicans very generally boy
ootted the silver convention.
Large quantities Of lumber is being
bauled TO the Diamond mine.
Hereafter no work lie to be done In the
mines at Phoebe on Sundays.
Little iurries Of snow we're flying about
here las. Monday aud Tuesday.
But one person has been hanged In
EXC county since its organization.
Rescue Hose Company will give q ball
on the evening Of the Fourth OF July.
The levels OF the Anaconda mine. where
the fire was raging, have been reopened.
Col, Joe. Grsndelmeyer arrived here
Thursday from the Carson Silver Conven-
tion.
Mrs. Annie Lee, formerly q resident Of
this place, died at Oakland on the 7th OF
last month.
The probabilities are that we will have
ore sAmpling works erected here In the
near future.
Mrs. Cassidy came up from below and
went over to Salt Lake with Mr.. Cassidy
on Monday last.
Thomas wethered left last Wednesday
for Ogden, where he will probably en-
gage 10 business.
What do the patriotic citizens Of Eurska
intend doing in regard to celebrating the
Fourth Of July2
The new machinery for the Diamond
mine has commenced arriving and Is being
hauled TO the mine.
There will be Q meeting OF st. Johns
Chapter No. 8, r. A. M, on Saturday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
The valley OF the Humboldt is showing
more verdure, just now, than at any tim
In the history OF the State.
Mrs. II. d. johnson lef. last Monday
for Salt Lake City. TO visit her husband,
who lie temporarily residing there.
MIRA. l. O. G. Whitmore, accompanied
BY her children, went East on Wednesday
last to visI, relatives and friends.
Citizens Of Nevada now give and accept
notes Of hand payable In silver, as an evil
dence OF the faith that is in them.
The work OF gathering statistics for the
eleventh census Of the United States was
commenced here the first OF the week.
The Carson Tribune says: The So.
preme Court continues in session on the
prohibition case from White Pine county.
State Treasurer Tuhy continues to i'm
prove, but rather slowly. He has all the
care two loving daughters can bestow on
him.
Mrs. Ed. Leyanthal, Matron OF the
County Hospital, has been quite i'll for
several days, but Was reported better yes
terdAy.
Frank Wi-aall and bis sister, Miss
kstie, returned from Caifufais, last
Thursday vhsss hey have been attending
school.
The weather here last Monday and
Taes5sy va gate cold. and 10 Is feared
Injured the fruit aud vegetables h this
locality.
The Corner jury on the Oakland disas-
YER retarns a Fsrdiet finding tho engirssr
guilty OF criminal negligence and man
slaughter.
Mr.. W. II. Leet, the San San Franc.seo
mining expert. arrived heEs last Saturday,
and u exami"'- = number Of mines 10
Wren aud Cheney. who attended
abe meeting Of the Bar Association and
the Silver Convention, returned home last
Thursday.
E1-stato Senator William sharon states
positively tina, he will not be q candidate
Tor any ofRcs
our puhlis setooi will close on the Goth
i~ArtsaS, and there will be q three months
%vaction, much TO the enjoyment Of the
youngsters.
Editor Carpenter OF the Austin Reveille
returned from q trip TO the State OF Wash
iugton last Tuesday. He thinks we'll Of
the northern region.
On Friday last 9 train ran OF Q draw
bridge At Oakland. CAL, and some thirteen
people we're drowned. The engineer OF
the train Is blamed for the accident.
Bart Powell. one OF Eureka's brightest
boys, and who has been attending a
private school in California. returned
home last Thursday TO spend his vacation.
Hon. Thomas Fitch will be q candidate
Tor Congress, subject to the decision OF the
Republican State Convention, which meets
At Virginia City on Thursday. September
4, 1890.
independent weekly paper will shortly be
started In the town Of Reno, and that a
prominent, old-time Democratic editor
will preside.
The miners In the Eureka Con. mine
iast Monday struck for an advance OF fifty
cents per day, which was granted them
by Superintendent McTerney almost az
soon as demanded.
STOCK Exchange has been organized ct
salt Lake City al which the shares OF
mines within q radius Of 800 miles will be
dealt IN. The new exchange Was formally |
opened last Thursday.
A resident Of Downeyy Vile, Nye county,
writes the Belmont Courier az follows:
For more than q year we have not made or
earned a dollar mining, and have
70 Try something else for q living for the
present.
Last Monday Mrs. John ]. Kitchen. OF
huby Hill, while standing on Q chair do
ing some papering, fell snd dislocated her
right arm at the elbow. She is getting
along as well as possible under the cir
o~umstances.
larson T%ribune: Four carloads OF
machinery for the Diamond mine, Eureka
county passed through yesterday on the
Va I. The work was lone at the Fulton
Foundry, Virginia City. Nevada 10 not
dead at present.
Joe Mattos has the s~ub-contract for car
Tying the mail, for the ensuing four years,
between this place aud Ely, in White Pine
county. We are plased TO know that he
mas the contract, for IL insures good and
faithful service.
II Tom Fitch does not get the Republi-
can nomination for member OF Congress.
he will seek the nomination Of the new
silver party. Tom ia for Fitch first, last
and all the time. Ha nonld ma wir 10 ha