Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest 10 the
General Reader.

W uNy
vote against Cassidy Is q vote asainsI
Free Coinage.
silver was quoted yesterday 10 New
Iork 81 81 05h.
Cassidy and Wheeler will SPEAK on
Ruby Hill tonight.
Born-In Eureka. Oct. rs. 1890, 70 ths
wife Of Walter J. Tonkin, . son. :
Dave Lindsey was In town from Elko
county last Monday with . load Of farm
produce.
John Fitsmorris. superintendent Of
ssdlsr's Huntington ranch, came In town
Last Tuesday.
Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald returned from
,he western part Of the State last Thurs
day evening.
County Commissioner Fletcher was
confined 70 his house with sickness several
days during the week.
Voters will throw OF the collar and
chain OF the bosses and vote - they
please next Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. W. Baker and their
little son Rives, left for their home 81
Reno last Wednesday.
Mrs. O. T. Horn, accompanied by her
son John, returned home from Pshranagat
Valley last Thursday.
All work on the railroad extension be-
tween Phoebe and Milford has BEEN
temporarily suspended.
Auditor Beard wishes us 10 say that ell
county bills will be paid on Wednesday,
Tuesday being election.
A notice Of the Catholic Fair was in
sdverteptly left out Of our last weeks Is
sue through being mislaid.
A. T. Stearns, Republican nominee for
State Senator, returned home last Thurs.
day from Q canvass In the northern por-
tlon Of the county.
Johnny Lambert has Just received some
nice fat dressed turkeys, fresh oysters.
fine celery, cranberries, etc.
Miss aer.ie McGesry. one Of Eurska's
young ladies, left yesterday 10 take charge
Of the public school OF Stafford.
Geo. Tsssel Left here yesterday on his
return 10 Reno. The gentleman will al
ways ind q cordial welcome here.
Mrs. VIM. Hamlyn. who has been visit
ing In San Francisco for the past two
months. returned home last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Dsrrsgh, niece Of Mrs. n.
Dougherty OF Secret Canyon. was In town
during the past week, busy in attending
She Catholic Fair.
Mrs. Eugene N. Robinson and Eugene
Howell. OF ~seligmAn, have been here on
business during the week and will re-
main for several days.
Judd Riddle came up from the Hay
Ranch aud returned there yesterday, hav-
ing In charge q magnificent young stallion
OF Geo. M. Pstohen, Jr.. stock.
The two soDs OF tho late Governor
Stevenson are preparing 10 contest their
fashers's will on the claim that they have
no. been sufficiently recognized.
Pools on the result OF the election will
be sold ct Gus Hintz's saloon OF Main
street on Tuesday evening after the clos
ing Of the polls. See advertisement.
Sixteen consecutive years In office Ia .
pretty long time for one man 20 suck
nourishment from the county. or. In
other words. 10 have received S48. 600.
Miss North, daughter Of J. M. North,
rancher, OF Oak Tank, Pleasant Valley,
came 10 town with her father last Wednes-
day aud Is q guest Al the Bureau Hotel.
Joe Lindsey came 10 by blackboard from
Union District last Wednesday night and
remained over q couple OF days. He re.
ports things looking we'll in his section.
Mrs. ]. l.. Fast and son, from Pslisads,
accompanied by Mrs. W. +. McGee snd
two children, arrived here last Saturday
and are visiting their sister. Mrs. Henry
Rives.
County Treasurer Powell has an inter-
esting notice 10 taxpayers In another
column. Taxes become delinquent No
yember II, after which ten per cent will
be added.
The people OF Nevada are for Free Coin
age. Bullion certificate schemes will not
work. II will not do to leave the silver
market TO Wall street. Vots for Cassidy
and silver.
Mrs. Goodrich OF San Francisco. aunt
OF Mrs. E. A. Mcdonnell, who has been
making an extended Wait In the East, 81.
rived here on . visit 70 her neice last Tues
day evening.
Miss Celia Baum, the amisbls daughter
OF mine host Baum OF Palisade, arrived
here last Tuesday 10 assist Of the Catholic
Fair, and Ia the guest OF Mrs. A.. Jackson
81 the Jackson House.
A. Z. Cheney. Esq, Republican csndi-
date for one OF the District J~udgships. re.
turned home last Thursday from the west
ern part Of the State. through which he
made o thorough canvass.
We ask every Democrat 70 make an ef-
fert to secure ct least one Republican vote
for Mr.. Cassidy. He IL our strongest and
and best leader and deserves the fullest
support Of his party and friends.
Republican papers in this State call
Poujade . fine debster, but Ssdler can hre
of more good sound business sense In ten
minutes than Pouisde can belch in his
~school-boy fashion in . whole year.
Judging from the remarks dropped BY
Mr.. Newlsnds during his recent visit
with other Republican speakers to Eureka
he has soured on the Republican party,
and particularly Jones and Bartine.
Mrs. Ed LevsnthaI, Mstron 81 ths
County Hospital, after . visit OF three
weeks In San Francisco. returned home
last Thursday much improved 10 health.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher received . Telegram
from Elko last Thursday evening stating
that her brother.in-law, David Hooten. was
very Ill and not expected 10 live. The
lady accordingly left for Elko yesterday
A man Of gsll-One who on the stump
denounces dirty filings at political candi.
dates. and IN the same breath ~vshemently
and bitterly decries . candidate for ONCE
who IL not OF his 1.-THE spsAker's) political
creed.
Silver 81 08k yesterday and 81 0S to-
day, bat still that 10 better than free COIN
age, for Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart. the
great silver champion Of tbs West says 30.
Lyon County Times. There's wis
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]. II. Macmillan. Democratic candidate
for Supreme Judge, arrived here last Tues
day and received . warm Welcome from q
number Of old friends and made many
new ones. He took his departure on