Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-06-28
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
-, ouo..,ion Of silver 81 o4.

visit 10 Oalifornia.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer came in fror
Hamilton last Wednesday.
IA will cost the Southern Pacific $3.50,
900 to repair their snowsheds.
De Witt Talmage sees no impropriet,
IN the sexes bathing together.
Tom Fitch, the silver tongusd, viii
crate at Reno on the Fourth.
The Louisiana Company now offer fvl
millions yearly for the lottery franchise.
Bill Snort says that shaking the Presi
Dental hand is like picking up q dead
fish.
John L. Sullivan pleaded guilty Of prizr
fighting at Purvis, Miss, and was fined
$500.
Geo. W. Baker. Esq and wife, OF Reno,
spent a couple Of days here the first OF the
week.
J. p. Raine. the rancher on The f. 4 p.
r. R.. paid a flying visi, here the fret Of
the week.
Several parties are putting down new
sidewalks. which are a godsend to this
community.
Charley Bicknell, CLERK Of the Supreme
Court, has the thanks OF the SENTINEL for
court intelligence.
Jack Pardy left last Monday for San
Francisco, where he will visit his brother
until after the Fourth.
The New York Tribune states that the
census figures OF that city will show q
population Of 800. 600.
As there will be no celebration here on
the Fourth, a large number Of our peo-
pie will go on picnics.
Warden McComb is about 10 be kicked
out Of the California State Prison from
gross mismanagement.
Miss Mamie steler left last Monday for
Ogden, where she will spend her school
vacation with her parents.
Senator Stewart has the thanks OF the
sESTISEL for a copy OF bis speech" How
Silver Was Demonetized."
A. NJ. Ellsworth and wife came in from
Cherry Greek. White Pine. last Saturday.
They returned on Wednesday.
For several days and nights during the
past week the weather was quite cold and
frosty, and fires were not uncomfortable.
E1-Congressman Cassidy and Superin.
tendent Reed. OF the Diamond Oompany's
mines, left last Monday for Salt Lake City.
Father Nattini will hold divine service
tomorrow in Ruby Hill at Q o'clock A. NJ,
and 10 Eureka at II O'Clock A. N. and 1880
P. NJ.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald has decided that
the water law, passed at the last session Of
the Nevada Legislature, is ~unconstitu-
tional.
Reno Journal: Hon. A. E. Cheney OF
Eureka has entered the list 90 q candi-
date for the vacant United States District
Judgeship.
The lady Bryan hosting works In
Flowery district. near Virginia City. were
burned to the ground n week ago Friday
afternoon.
Carson Tribune: II the Senate silver
bill becomes a law / 900 more men will be
at work on the Comstock thirty days after
Its passage.
Uncle Bill Leete, the San Francisco
mining expert. who has been alternating
here for two or three weeks, returned
home las, Monday.
A session Of the District Court OF the
state OF Nevada, Eureka county, will be
held here, commencing August IS, 1890,
At 10 O'CLOCK, A. N.
Nj william zadow returned from a
visit 20 Grass Valley. Cal last Saturday.
Miss d Klein returned with her, aud will
be her guest for several weeks.
Miss louisa Loschenkohl. one OF the
teachers in our public school, left for Cali
fornia last Monday, where she will attend
school during the vacation here.
]. +. Dennis. the Battle Mountain at
torney, arrived here last Tuesday, and
after attending to some professional bust
ness returned the following day.
Mrs. Senator Foley Of Reno, who has
been visiting here for a couple Of weeks.
left for home last Monday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. W. f. Griffin.
The census enumerators In Storey
county have nearly finished their work,
and the Chronicle I" guesses the popula-
tion Of the county to be about $500.
r. sadler, who has all the mail routes
In this locality, Is sending out horses and
coaches, preparatory TO commencing bust.
ness on the first OF the coming month.
Census Taker-How old are you, mad
ann MRdam-l've seen twenty-five Sum-
mers. Census Taker-How did you
come to miss the other fifteen or twenty2
Two or three women, overcome by Q
morbid curiosity, witnessed the execution
last week at Elko by peepiug through the
cracks OF the fence in the rear OF the jail
yard.
Senator Dolph OF Oregon failed TO show
mp on the r~oll-cAll OF the vote upon the Sem
ate amendment to the silver bill. He was
doubtless paired, probably with Senator
Stanford.
James NJ. Fish. aged co years. q pioneer
and long an officer OF the court OF Butte.
Montana, committed suicide Sunday. He
had for three years suffered from lancer Of
the stomach.
The people In the northern part Of our
county will be pleased to know that the
Curnow brothers are not to have g new
trial for the killing Of William Courtney,
near Palisade.
Last Sundays issue OF the San Fran
cisco Chronicle 10 the largest newspaper
ever published on the Coast. II contains
sixty pages OF matter, most OF which 10
good reading.
The SESrISEL Acknowledges the reaeipi
= napy-Ui tao p-noeedine - tns ninth
-anas. session Of the Nevada State
.ssohsFs' Institute from the Secretary,
Robert Levers.
We learn that W. W. Bishop. Esq, Of
San Francisco, and formerly q resident oil
this place, is better, but Is still q very sick
man. His ailment Is nervous prostration,
caused by spinal trouble.
On June Q, Charles Beck, q miner work.
Ing in a placer claim at Mountain City
Elko county, was buried by a bank o.
gravel eaving in upon him and was dead
before be could be extricated.
That sealed envelope which Fair gays
Tessie, contained something worth a
least a million. The inside read as fol