Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-07-26

The annual picnic of the Catholic Sun
day school will take place at the Italian
ranch next Wednesday, July 30.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will ~oficiste
in Raby Hill at 0 o'clock A. NJ, and in
Eureka at II 4. M. and 1880 p. NJ.
From present appearances there is going
TO be considerable contention for several
OF the county offices In this county.
Pittsburg, Pa, claims TO have more
millionairea In proportion 10 her popula
tion than any other city in the world.
Governor Hill Of New York has com d.
muted the death sentence OF Ohapleau, the
Pittsburg murderer, to imprisonment for
life.
Harry johnson, the champion sprinter
OF the world, is lying very i'll at Grass
Valley, Cal, and is not expected to ro-
cover.
1.-The Mckinley bill does not make a
market for another bushel Of wheat nor
another barrel OF four" - James G..
Blaine.
The President has approved tho act
granting q pension 10 Mrs, Parnell,
mother Of the Irish patriot, OF $50 per
month.
Miss Efie Phillips, one OF the teachers
in our public school, left last Monday for
California, where she will spend her va
cation,
II. O. Reno, q representative OF Salt
Lake City mining capitalists, arrived here
last Tuesday, and will remain here for
some time.
To date the Eureka Con. Mining Com
pAny has paid a total OF $5,012, 500 In
dividends. The one jus, declared will be
paid August 8.
O.. NJ. Fassett, formerly q resident Of
this place, has been appointed Instructor
In Asssying and Analytical Assaying in
the Spokane College.
Mrs. b. Berg, accompanied by her
children, left last Monday for q visit in
California. They will probably be absent
Tor a couple Of months.
II you have not already lone so. drop
into Justice Wilson's office and register.
You might die, and II so, some other fell
low can vote our name.
Karsky makes announcement In another
column to-day that he has made further
reductions in the price Of dry goods and
clothing. Interview him.
Col. W. o. Mills, Of the Cortez Mining
Company, came up last Saturday and re-
manned over until Monday. The Col. IL
looking fine, and ss jolly as ever.
The hearing in the Carson water suit
will be had in the Supreme Court on the
25th proximo, when eminent counsel from
San Francisco will argue on both sides.
The San Francisco Bulletin says IL is
she opinion Of many prominent politicians
shat Representative Bartine will be ap-
pointed TO the U. s. District Judgeship.
Religious services were held in ST.
james Church last Sunday, morning and
evening. Previous TO this no services
had been held there for quite a long time.
The Montana Union Railway Company
aud the Anaconda Company have quar-
relied over q question OF rates, and the rail-
way refuses to deliver any more ore 10 the
smelter.
Hugh KarnAhan, sent from White Pin
for manslaughter. tried In the Elko
county court and sentenced by Judge Bige-
low in 1888, has been p~ardoned by the
Board OF Pardons.
A Canadian at Hamilton, Ont, hoisted
the stars and stripes on the Fourth OF
July. The flag was riddled with bullets
and torn down by neighbore, but q second
flag was allowed to remain.
The steam wagon running between 10y
AltOL' huu ANuChcb bhutb otsNOO ltCb W Auhh
Der az q speed OF five miles an hour over Q
wagon road. The steam wagon makes the
round trip OF 40 miles daily.
A Base Ranger now In Carson predicts
that the advance In silver will cause the
opening Of many abandoned mines and the
doubling Of the population OF Eureka with
in a y~ear.-Oarson Tribune.
The impression prevails that we are soon
to have a permanent resident Episcopal
minister here, as sufficient funds have
been subscribed for the support OF one.
The movement Ia O commendable me-.
II will be seen by advertisement in
another column that Messrs. Trsmbly d
Lob have dissolved partnership In the
drawing and truck business, and that Mr..
Lob will settle all business OF the late firm.
We understand that the Eureka Con.
Mining Company is bidding for The ores
of this district, and Is willing to pay as
high rates as the Salt Lake City smelters,
less the cost Of transportation to that place.
A gentleman from Duckwater. Nye
county, informs rs that the apples and
peaches In tina locality will be splendid
this year, though the yield will be small,
owing TO the late severe frosts In the
Spring.
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Sepulveds. OF
California. who have been visiting MRS.
Henry Rives. left yesterday for a
two months visit with their father
Alexander Beatty, at the Blue Eagle
ranch In Nye county.
A gentleman arrived here q few days
ago from Denver. His mission was to see
what were the chances for the erection oil
a sampler here. and we are informed thsi
no was pleased with the outlook. On
leaving he said he would return here soon
All over the State the local politicians
are making announcements for the offices
10 which they will aspire at the elections
this Fall. What's the matter with Eu'
reka's sspirants7 II can't be possible
that the Offices will go begging in Eureka
Phoebe Record: r. Ssdler OF Eureki
has sublet the contract Of carrying th'
mails between Taylor and this town 10 A
jacobson. The contract Is for n yea
and calls for two trips weekly, the com
pensation tnerofor being $500 per quarter
Thursday. the Gath instant. was th
sixteenth anniversary day OF the big foo'
At this place, when eighteen persons wer
drowned. However. this year 10 failed :
materialize, though the thermomete
ranged 81 30 degrees and the weather wa
cloudy.
Mill Men wanted,