Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-26
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Eureka L. A. S5l5. X. OF L., meets next
Tuesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Y. ]. Read has been surveying on Pros
cect Mountain during the week.
Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy arrived home
from San Francisco last Saturday.
The chief topic in these parts is the
silver question. Everybody is for free
coinage.
Mrs. Henry Rives and Miss Lizzie
Beatty left for q days visit TO Pslissde
yesterday.
The early part OF the week II was cloudy
over head aud several showers OF rain and
snow fell.
Miss Lizzie Beatty came In from the
Blue Eagle ranch last Monday on q visit 10
Mrs. Henry Rives.
Charles Read, superintendent OF the
Diamond mine, returned here from Salt
Lake last Tuesday.
Richard Manuel returned from Cali
fornia last Saturday. His health has not
improved by the trip.
Tomorrow Father Nsttini will ~ofioiste
In Ruby Hill at Q o'clock, and in Eureka
si II A. NJ. and Z P. NJ
The County Commissioner had the
Courthouse drain connected with the new
sewer last Wednesday.
There we're "a tons OF wool shipped over
The railroad during the week, mainly be-
longing to the Wheeler Brothers.
Ernest Schendell returned here from
Morey last Wednesday. He says the
mines at that place are looking we'll.
Record: II surface and deep mining
Indications count for anything, Phoebe
~ l. 10000 raunaNnck In a fan uaara
Tom Davis, formerly sampler ct the
Richmond reduction WORKS, is installed
10 q position at Walter Tonkin's liquor
store.
W. D. Stewart, superintendent OF Mrs.
Joe Deans ranch, came into town last
Thursday and returned home on the fol.
lowing day.
During the week the Richmond Mining
Company has been shipping the custom
ore they purchased last Fall TO Salt Lake
for reduction.
Speaking Of the Mckinley tariff bill the
81. Louis Republican says: Every para
graph has its characteristic job and every
line Its separate swindle."
A special meeting Of the shareholders OF
the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com
pany will be held ct the office OF the oom-
pADy on MONDAY may D loJV.
Alex. Mccullough came 10 from his
ranch on Currsnt Greek last Monday with
a load Of splendid Nevada raised apples,
which he sold to Il. sadler Company.
The Phoebe Consolidated and Yuba
Mining Companies paid out 10000 In
Phoebe last Monday week, Phoebe,
phonix like, is rising from the ashes.
Simeon +. Southern, q pioneer OF
Shasta county, has tumbled into a slice Of
cold turkey by the death Of q relative In
Germany. His share is a cool million.
Sugar Ia ten cents q pound, and corn
fifteen cents q bushel in Kansas. OF
course Republican protection make the
country prosperous and the people happy.
A called communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. l6, f. Il A.. M, will be con
vened at its hall this Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
The citizens Of PAlisade held q public
meeting last Wednesday evening, with J..
l.. Fast in the chair, and resolved to erect
q mast on the schoolhouse at that place
and purchase q flag the stars and stripes.
Belmont Courier: The grass 10 six in
ches high In Ralston Valley. Wonder II
tbe owners OF " foreign" stock will have
che cheek to drive and herd thire sheep
and cattle 10 that valley this Spring and
Summer.
II. @. Fenstermaker, OF Fish Greek, was
arrested last Wednesday, charged by
Frank shaw with killing a calf not his
owD. He WAS admitted to bail In the sun
OF $500, TO appear for trial before Justice
Wilson next Monday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Lightning has struck Nevada. Al the
80 -
VIM, Weld, q Sweed in the employ OF
Dan Wheeler, at Reno, drew SIS. 900. and
Charley Loyich, the Tuscarors tailor,
captured the comfortable nest egg Of
81, 800.
The California Athletic Club has de-
cided TO subscribe a purse OF $40, 900 for a
contest TO e finish between John l.. Sulli-
van and Peter Jackson, the Australian
colored pugilist. IL is understood that
the fight will not take place before
September.
Mrs. Thomas Cluff. accompanied by her
brother. VIM. Wethered, arrived here last
Thursday from San Francisco. . During
her stay bore she will be the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. A. e. Cheney. VIM. Wethered
will probably remain here during the Sum-
mer for the benefit Of bis health.
Last Saturday the White Pine News en-
tered upon its 25th volume and 22nd
year. For the past IL years ID has been
under the management OF Brother Davis,
who has managed, under difficult circum-
stances, to make 1t q sprishtly sheet. We
wish 1t long life and q new era OF pros
perity.
@. W. @. Hutton. the London Director
OF 1.-THE Ruby Mining Company. left here
for San Francisco last Monday. Before
leaving he ADnoin tad Jamaa WYsnn qanra.
fary OF the new company. He also ap-
pointed Alex. Fraser foreman OF the COM
psny's mines. vice e. Morcom resigned.
NO superintendent has been appointed as
yet.
A bill has been introduced In the Senate
by Reagan, Of Texas, providing for an
amendment to the Consultation for
the election Of United States Senators by
a vote OF the people. Why not. Fewer
brsinless boodlers would disgrace the
Senate IL they had TO 60 before the people
for election.
Charley Lovich, . tailor who formerly
lived here, but now q resident Of Tus-
carora won 50, 800 10 the last drawing Of
the Louisiana Lottery. Terry McMann
writes over TO District Attorney Breen
that Lovich has been kicking himself be-
cause IL was not SIS. 900. Charley's old
friends here are glad Of his good luck.
Silver was quoted at latest advices at
9Sa The late advance is attribute d 10 the
English demand and not to the prospects
OF legislation in this country. which were
most unfavorable at the time OF the jump.
1t Is believed that the increased demand
was but temporary and that silver will re-
cede to the old figures. unless Congress
shall pass q free coinage bill.
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