Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-11
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
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Silver YES quoted yesterday 10 Ne'
York ct 81 10.
NJ. Ksrsky returned last Saturday from
San Francisco.
A, Oshen returned last Tuesday from
visit ct the Bay.
"How are you running2" is now thI
prevailing question.
Up to yesterday 500 voters had regis
tered In Eureka precinct.
Mrs. A. @. Fletcher returned last Tues
day from 9 visit to her sister 81 Elko.
Mrs. VIM. Joannes returned last Mon,
day from an extended visit In the East.
william Nickals. Of Niokals ranch, re.
turned here last Tuesday from California.
This evening at 8 o'clock Father Nattini
will lecture on the Discovery Of America.
Jack Baird, who has been visiting In the
East for some time, returned home last
Saturday.
There will be divine services, mornipR
and evening, at the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
Sam Wheeler. who has been visiting his
parents In California, returned homo last
Thursday.
The 20th instant will be the last day
that any one eau be registered for the en-
suing lection.
Mrs. Thomas Gilmour. mother OF Mrs.
Robert Crosssn, arrived bore last Satur.
day from Canada.
Jim Townsend says g man may be q
fool, but no one In the world can convince
him Of that fact.
Wednesday we had the nrst snow OF the
aasann LAT WAR Aha HraA ann@ fall an
she same date, Oct. 8.
The Democratic County Convention will
meet at the Opera House next Monday
morning al IL O'Clock.
NJ. ID. Foley was nominated for State
Senator ~ the Reno Republican County
Convention last Tuesday.
Judge Fitzgerald loft lsst Saturday by
private conveyance for Austin. where he
has been holding court this week.
As election day approaches the candi-
dates become very socisble, and are
pleased to meet both old and new friends.
Idaho has gone Republican by 1880
majority for the State ticket, and the
and the Legislature stands 80 Republicans
90 10 Democratic.
Mrs. John Clendenning OF Mound Val.
ley. Elko county, arrived here Thursday.
She comes to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. DIR. Schneider.
The Carson Tribune says 10 is currently
reported that quite q large sized guber.
Material purse OF the Democratic party Is
on deposit at q Reno bank.
]. @. Ford last Wednesday shipped five
carloads OF young mules, and one car OF
horses, 10 the California market, all OF
which were raised in this county.
Martha Bowker Young died at Salt
Lake last Friday. aged 79. She married
Brigham Young in Eauvoo. ILL.,, February
8, 1916, and went with him to Utah.
George Hslsiead, Of DuckwA.er. Nye
county, who q few day ago met with an
accident while ~chopping wood, was
brought here last Thursday for medical
aid.
Reno Gazette: Black Wallace. the
King Of the Lobby" was here yesterday
looking after Mr.. Foley's Interests. He
knows on which side his bread is but
tered.
The frat session OF the Fifty-frst
Congress has closed at last. The second
session will open on the fret Monday In
Deeem Der next and close on the ard day
Of March, 1891.
Hon. Theodore Winters. the Democratic
nDU1luBO lOf uONcIuOIf Muu utOs W.
Cassidy. nominee for Congressman, are
expected TO arrive here from Tybo some
time next Monday.
Mrs. drinin. sister OF Mrs. Thos.
Trainor, arrived here from San Francisco
last Saturday, where she has been several
months for the benefit OF her health. She
returned much improved.
Tomorrow there will be divine service
at the Catholic church In Ruby Hill al 9
o'clock A. NJ. and in Eureka al II A. N. and
7P. NJ. After the morning service the
meeting OF the Altar Society will take
place.
The Democrats Of the State OF Nevada
seem 10 be sick OF their long. windy plat
form. II is not Published In any paper
In the Stste.-Sacrsmento Bee. you're
another"
TIL President has appointed John 8.
Mayhugh, OF Elko, Nevada, one OF the
special agents to make allotments Of lands
In severalty TO the Indians, under the pro-
visions Of an act Of Congress approved
Feb. 8, 1887.
Died-Edward 8. Weber. q native OF
New Bedford, Mass. died here last Thurs
day. and was buried the following day
He was an old resident OF this place and
left many friends. He had been ~janitor
OF Rescue Hose Company some ten years,
and by whom deceased was buried.
The Silver State advocates the election
Of an bipartisan legislative ticket in
Humboldt county, upon the ground that
there being virtually no Senatorial con-
test there lie no point to be gained by
either party, and that q better representa-
tion for the county can be had by not
making the legislative ticket Q political
issue.
IL 1t nobody's business In this town 10
see that the condition Of our streets may
not endanger the limbs or lives OF pedes-
trians1 A few evenings since al old gen.
tleman was crossing the little bridge OPP
posite the Episcopal church. when sud.
denly his foot went down 0 large hole, and
he had q fall that bruised him badly. He
thought IL very lucky that he did not
break q leg. A piece OF plank would easily
mend that spot.
Died-H. L. Smith. more familiary
known here as Hank Smith, died at
Cortez. this county. last Thursday. De-
ceased was an old and highly respected
citizen, and leaves hosts OF friends TO
mourn his loss. He has been engaged In
mining in this county for q long time.
His remains will be brought here by to-
days train and his funeral will take place
o.morrow at 2 O'Clock P. N.
THE ANNAPOLIS CADErsnIP.