Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-05-10
HOME AND COAST.
Matters q Lively Interest to the
General leader.

mines 81 heNeliie-
The Colorado river 10 higher than u ha
been for twenty years.
There are now 179 patients 10 the Ne
ysda Insane Asylum.
Rec, & Belcher has levied an sssessmen
OF 25 cents per share.
There is still considerable snow In sigh
nm the surrounding mountains.
Mr.. b. b. Straight and wife were II
town two days during the week.
President Fries, OF the Eureka Con-,
departed for the Bay on Wednesday.
]. p. Moore and family, Of Morey, lefI
here last Monday for San Francisco.
II. A. Cohen and Ernest Shendell oil
Morey, we're in town during the week.
wilson began sprinkling the streets
,ome days ago, and Is doing . good job.
Mr.. skillman OF this paper has about
recovered from an attack OF pneumonia.
W. d. Dimmick and Judge Rives re-
turned from Belmont and Typo on Tues
day.
The Silver State favors the calling OF q
free coinage convention In Nevada, at
once.
The farmers OF Eastern Nevada now be-
lieye tina, they are out OF danger from
frost.
Ham, ]. T, williams has received the
Government patents TO his land 81 Hot
Creek.
DIR. Meigs Of Elko Ia the daddy Of Q
bouncing boy. born 81 Stockton on the
goth ult.
Judge Sabin is reported as dangerously
al with dropsy At the Palace Hotel Ban
Francisco.
Mrs. Marion Ferret and her youngest
daughter left yesterday or Q visit 10 Vir-
ginia City.
Mrs, J. @. Ford and Miss Jennie
Dunkle lefl for San Francisco by Wednes-
days train.
st. Johns Chapter No. s, R.. A. M.
meets this Saturday evening ct their hall
st7:30 O'Clock.
Those who are fond OF Gala lilies, are
welcome to see two plants In blossom 81
Father Matthias.
The bullion yield OF the Comstock
mines for the frat quarter OF the present
year was 1896, i12.
Eass.bound travel is heavy At present,
the main destinations being Ohicsgo, Den
yer aud Salt Lake.
The cut at the beginning Of the new Dia-
mond tunnel lie completed and the face 20
feet under ground.
The members Of the Taxpayers Union
are requested TO meet at their rooms this
evening at 8 O'Clock.
A force Of men nave been engaged the
past week constructing q wagon road TO the
new Diamond tunnel.
c.. ~. Dn.I - aLa ntan,nnA fafN
for salt Lake by Wednesdays train 10 be
absent about one week.
Ell Congressman Page, Of California, lie
reported as lyining at the point OF death
IN Washington, ID. @.
A popular subscription has been started
In the South to pay Mr.. Jefferson Davis
debts amounting to $4,000.
Legal men say that upwards OF 100 at
torneys have arrived in Salt Lake City
during the past six months.
Surveyor Thos. j. Read after a profess
sionAl visit Of some weeks to these parts
left for home on Wednesday.
j. II. Henry has gone 10 Boston, on
business connected with the sale OF mines
at Union District In this county.
General p. f. Common will be q csndi-
date for the Liberal nomination for the
Reeordership Of Salt Lake county.
The boys are saying that most Of the
candidates for local Offices OF the Republi-
can ticket have already been slated.
The Truckee Republican Is offered for
sale. Ii lie published semi-weekly and has
q goodly number OF home advertisements.
Martin Langton returned from Whal-
ems hot springs during the week as fat as
q bear and resumed work q, the Diamond.
Senator Beck will be sincerely mourned
In Nevada. He was the .ruest and ablesi
advocate OF the cause OF silver in public
life.
The Carson Tribune says that the
Ormsby county partisans seem TO have
conferred on Alfred Helm for Secretary Of
State.
Judge NJ. A. Murphy departed for
Chicago last Thursday evening, called
hence by the serious Illness OF an older
brother.
Speaker Reed says he will adjourn Con-
gress on July l. The people will adjourn
Mr.. Reeds party before Congress as
sembles again.
Mr.. Gladstone has had six private
secretaries, each Of whom now holds Q
political post. Their salaries aggregate
$4,000 annually.
George Mullins and Miss Daisy Davis.
left for Tacoma, Washington State, yes
terday, the former on business and the
latter for her health.
II. M. YerriDgton Of the Virginia A
Truckee railroad tells the Reno Journal
that he is for Bsrtine for Governor and
Newlands for Congress.
Last Thursday evening II. 8. Woodruff
and Mics Ida O. Peterson we're united In
mstrimony by Justice Wilson and yester.
day left for Butte. Montana,
Thos. Southern the genial "Nssby 4"
and Agent OF Wells, Fargo & Co., al
Palisade. after a few days visit in Eureka,
returned home last Monday.
Frank G.. Newiands In an interview
with the Washington Post, denounceE
both the Window and the Republican
caucus silver bills-so called.
The papers say Mrs. Fred Sharon wears q
pair OF stockings costing $500. Who say
the world breaks even7 There are pool
people who cannot buy bread.
W. W. Booth. formerly Of the Austin
Democrat, has leased the old Esmeraldi
News material and will start q Democratic
campaign paper at Candelaris.
Inc constant stream OF ore going u
Salt Lake will at least advertise our dis
trict. People will wonder where 10 al
comes from. Eureka Is still kicking.
Hon. Thos. Fitch in q letter 10 th'
Reno Gazette pitches into the patch worl
Of the Republicans at Washington on thu
silver question. He talks for free coinage
DR.. O. F. Gray, 8 dentist from th'
East, arrived during the week and hal
rooms at the Jackson House. Attention
"a called to his " ad." in another column