Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-24
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Tuesday evening AZ f:5U O'CLOCK.
supt. Ohss. Read Of the Diamond re.
turned from Salt Lake by Tuesdays train
Secretary Of State Dormer is said 10 be
out OF the fight for q denomination.
The Kansas g~rssshoppers have thrown
up all of their bonds to the Ely mines.
Ben Harrison is again quoted as saying
that be will veto any decent silver bill.
Free diamonds and increased prices for
all wooden goods Is the Republican plat
form.
The Senate laid aside the silver bill on
Wednesday to discuse something Of less
importance.
s. Kuhn, the merchant tailor, Ia the
agent for Tickpor & Co. OF st. Louis. See
advertisement.
Mrs. Irene M. Robinson and Eugene
Howell came in from Seligman the early
part Of the week.
There will be special meeting Of the
Rescue Hose Company. this, Saturday
evening. at 1880 O'Clock.
somthing definite about the promised
sampler IL expected the coming week. A
mill will pay well here.
II is claimed that Huntington despises
Stanford and 10 opposing him on the sly
for reelection TO the Senate.
Drs. Freeman q Burrows, the Salt Lake
City physicians, will be at the Jackson
House until tomorrow evening.
Judge Wells came over from Ely on
Monday, and returned yesterday. He
will 70 10 Carson the coming week.
The tributers at the Lord Byron mine
have 80 to 60 tons OF ore on the dump
resdy for shipment to the furnaces.
Washington dispatch says Coffin has
the inside track for the Judgeship. There
ought 10 be better timber in Nevada.
In commemoration OF Decoration Day
the Eifel Tower dry goods store Is pro-
tusely decorated with the stars and stripes.
Walter B.. Harrub. of Oakland, came o.
far IS Mrs. Winzsll's ranch ON Thursday.
He will probably arrive 10 Eureka this
evening.
Tom Reed tried to count a quorum In 9
Republican caucus the other night. They
all jumped him. The rules don't work
both ways.
Jones and Stewart voted with the
thieves TO steal Montana. Every lover Of
fair play and correct Government should
remember this.
a tb4A hAV ~ M0Ah WI ttAhb III
the Alexandria mine. They have out
abou. 20 tons OF ore ready for shipment
aud are doing we'll.
Mrs. NJ. B. Bartlett left for California
yesterday for q two months visit. She
will spend most OF the time in San Fran.
cisco and vicinity.
In the House the other day the provis.
lon in the tariff bill levying a duty on the
laaA IN AaxHnan aRna RAaaaA k8 n
vote Of 1913 TO 10i.
The whereabouts OF Frank McKibben 10
desired by the Secretary Of the Virginia
City Miners Union. He has fallen heir TO
an estate 10 San Francisco.
John II. Dennis, r. O. Plunket, j. b.
Tolley and John Massey have been selec-
ted as the delegates from TurscArora to
Tom Fitch's silver convention,
James A. Henderson, formerly q COM
positor on the SENTINEL, but now OF the
San Francisco Examiner, lie 10 Eureka
on a visit to relations and friends.
M. O. HilIyer. q mining expert. well
known In Nevada aud @ brother OF the
late Judge Hillyer OF the U. S. Circuit
Court, died recently In New York.
II Is said that the contest for Sabin's
shoes lies between Coffin aud Baker.
Some OF the papers along the railroad are
urging the claims OF Judge Bigelow.
Bartine has written Sam Davis q letter
In which he tries to explain his action In
voting with the %goldbugs for the Window
swindle. He gives as Q reason " because"
John Sherman said in tho Senate the
other day that he did not want to enter
on wild sea Of silver coinage" He lie
the meanest OF the g~oldbugs, because the
ablest.
Reno Gazette: O. L. Garfield. formerly
OF the Eureka Leader, now General Agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81 Paul
railroad. was In own this morning on his
way south.
j. W. Brown and wife departed on
wednesday for Cleveland, o. Mr..
Brown has not visited his old home In Is
years, The SENTINEL wishes them o
pleasant trip.
Says the Carson Tribune: Report has
mat an independent weekly paper will
shortly be started In the town Of Reno
and that q prominent. old-time Demo.
cratic editor will preside.
Elko Independent: Silver IL rising
says our numerous exchanges. Why not
say gold Is d~eoliningp We demur TO the
proposition hat gold Is the only standard
oil values In the United States.
DR.. Owen returned on Monday from a
professional visit TO Hamilton. He says
the miners are doing we'll in White Pine
Mountain. They have several hundred
tons OF ore ready for shipment.
Surveyor A. d. Rock returned on Tues
day last from 3 professional trip to Irish
mountain. He says there Is considerable
activity in mining circles down there in
anticipation OF the railroad passing that
way.
Times Review: No regular faro game
Is running al present In Tuscarors, al
though d" flyers" are OF nightly occur
renee. Volumes could not more fully
~parucularize the financial condition OF the
camp.
Sanders the attorney OF the Northern Pa
cine railroad whose seat as Senator from
Montana was stolen for him by the Re-
publican majority in the Senate, 10 to be
assigned 10 the Railroad Committee. OF
course.
Miss M. W. Pendleton, travelling ageni
ior the publishing house OF l.. 2. Miller 4
Oo', Philadelphis, was ID town the early
part OF Abe week. She IL q talented, charm
ing young lady, and did q good business
IN Eureka.
. Palisade the bridge which spans the
humboldt Ii in immediate danger OF be
being carried of. II Is reported that ths
water has nearly washed away the abut
ments. and that the bridge ia liable to &c
any moment.
Courier (RepublicAnl: wha
does James G.. Blaine think OF the siiyeI
question now1 The Secretary has besr
painfully silent upon this importsn
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