Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-09-06
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
rha ramn aeason began sepiember I.

Our people are gettlDB ~ tneh WINE
supplies Of wood and hay.
The Democratic primaries here las
Saturday passed of quietly.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Shaw. Of Fish Greek,
left yesterday for q visit East.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson came 10
on Thursday from Newark Valley.
full delegation left here last Monday
for the Republican State Convention.
The average weight Of an American man
ia I42 pounds; Of q woman, l25 pounds.
Ticket No. AIS won the gold watch and
chain at the Efiel Tower dry goods store.
Hon. Thomas Wren was elected chair
man Of the Republican State Convention.
Salvador ran a mile at Monmouth Park
Last Thursdsy In 1851 thus breaking the
record.
Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald left yesterday for
Kyle's springs, for the benefit Of her
health.
Judd Riddle, foreman Of the E.. 4 p. r.
r. Company's hay ranch, was visiting here
last Sunday.
James White, the Diamond Valley
raucher, was In town last Sunday and
Monday.
Owing to business, DR.. Corbiere. the
dentist, will remain here until the middle
OF the present month.
Tomorrow there will be divine service
A, the Catholic Church at 8 and II O'Clock
A. NJ, and 1880 P. NJ.
Baum, mine host Of the Palissde Hotel,
has the thanks Of the SENTINEL for a mess
OF fine Humboldt trout.
M. MoElroy, son Of P. MoElroy. left last
MonIa1 40 atNand tha Ean taFm of tina
State University at Reno.
M. M. Ley. who died last week. had an
endowment policy in the Mutual Life In.
surance Company for $4,000.
George Terry, Superintendent Of the
Jackson mine, returned last Saturday
from 9 visit to Salt Lake City.
Harry Jackson will leave for Taylor
next Monday TO take charge OF the Eber.
rdt-Monitor C~ompany's books.
Three hundred women will be en-
ployed in an underwear msnufsctory be-
ing established in Salt Lake City.
The Reno Gazette is informed that .
movement ia on foot TO establish in Reno
q parlor OF Native Sons Of Nevada.
NJ. Karsky, the dry goods and clothing
merchant, left yesterday 10 take in the big
doings at San Francisco next week.
Phoebe Record: An unusual amount OF
sickness prevails In town at present, and
four cases OF typhoid fever are reported.
Horst Brothers OF Woodland, Cal, sold
The first carload OF California hops 10
New York Saturday for 40 cents per
pound.
P. j. Stanton. OF this place. received
telegram yes terday from his brother, an
nouncing the death Of their father at Wal.
rem, Mass.
The Reno Journal Is informed that J.
W. Dorsey, Of Elko, will not refuse the
nomination for Congress on the Demo
cratic State ticket.
Elko Independent: One OF our local
politicians met with quite an accident the
other day. A thought struck him and
Knocked him down.
Elko, Churchill and Eureka counties. In
this State. loom up 10 the financial bulle-
tin OF the census with q round o, which
means, out Of debt"
Carson Appeal: A in this city
dresses her children In their bathing
suits, distributes them on the front lawn,
and then turns the hose on them.
The San Francisco Post has got into its
new building. and celebrated the event by
coming out with an Is page edition. II Is
now putting on metropolitan airs.
Hon. A. @. Cleveland. and j. B. Will
hanson, Treasurer OF White Pine county,
passed through last Monday on their way
70 the Republican State Convention.
Ernest Shendsl came in from Morey the
first OF The week. We understand that be
has taken a new lease OF the Morey mines,
under the management OF II. A. Cohn.
MI w.t.. L.. ..1I Ii. as.kIa To-
385. 900. reserving Ell Rio Rey.-Ex. Now,
II Theordore will put up $50, 900 OF the
Ss5. 900. he can be elected Governor OF
Nevada.
William Joannes returned from Battle
Mountain last week, where he was engaged
In the w~ell-boring business. He claims
that the business down there is q grand
success.
Five dollars reward Ia offered 10 the
finder OF q bunch Of keys Including Q
safe key who will leave said keys ct the
SENTINEL Office. See advertisement under
the head OF " New To-day.
Dave Jones will go TO PAlisAde next
Monday to take William Fridley's place at
the Z. 4 p. r. r. freight depot. Dave
possesses those qualities Of heart and
brain that make success certain.
Mr.. Taylor, q former resident OF Red
ding, Shasta county, CAL, arrived here
Tuesday. He will take the position for
merry occupied by Geo. Bliss, a. superin-
tendent OF the Eureka Water Company.
Col. ], O. Dow. formerly a resident OF
Elko snG Carson. died 10 Union county,
Oregon. on August 20. Deceased leaves Q
wife, now residing in Carson, Q daughter
MRS. ]. II. MarshAlD and son. Nat Dow.
The Carson Appeal IL informed that the
fashion In ladies night-gowns is changing.
We haven't noticed m for ten years.
Anyone noticing any decided change will
please report at once TO this oficc.-Reno
Journal.
Willie Wethered. Q Eureka raised boy,
has gone TO Seattle. Washington, 10 go
into business with his father, who Ia al
ready established there. The numerous
friends of she young man wish him sue
cess in his new undertaking.
r. X. Coicord. Of Esmeralda. one OF the
Republican candidates for Governor. &C
oompanied by "Senator" Forbes. OF the
same place, were in town the first Of the
week interviewing our delegates to the
State Convention.
John Wheeler left last Wednesday for
San Francisco. to take in Admission Day
and the celebration of the Native Sons OF
the Golden West. On his return he will
attend the Democratic State Convention
at Reno as q delegate from this county.
Belmont Courier: The silver bullion
produced In Nye county during the year
1889 only amounted to S454. 109 So. The
small output was caused by the discount
IN ailvaF Tn 1897 tha "a NINA alonf