Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-29
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

81 O5.
Only $500 Of taxes went delinquent Il
Elko county.
O.. Y. Greek came over from Tuscarorl
by Tuesdays train.
Jack Godfrey and wife Of Reno, hsv,
twin babies, both girls.
The mining and business outlook ar
good in Eureka for 1891.
The talk OF an Indian outbreak In East
ern Nevada Is all nonsense.
Psrnell Ia still as good and as moral a
most of the English nobility.
Judge and Mrs. Fitzgerald returned
from The West on Thursday.
supt. Read Of the Diamond will arrive
by to-dsy's train from Salt Lake.
Eastern stockholders Of the Manhattan
Company have arrived at Austin.
Ex-Governor Willard returned from Ne.
brasks on Tuesday and passed on to Morey.
Ex-A.semblyman J. L. Hama OF Storey
"a a candidate for Sergeant-st-Arms Of the
Senate.
The members Of the Episcopal Church
Of Eureka have telegrsphed East for 9
minister.
December 20 next will be the last day
for claims against the late Catholic Fair TO
be presented.
Uncle Sam will not abandon Fort Bid
we'll. A company OF soldiers has just been
ordered there.
Conductor Crowley has gone 10 Utah n
Austin Jackson went below yesterday
for a month.
Lou Hsnchett is going 10 start up the
old State Line mine in Esmeralda county,
owned by Col. Ellis.
Mr.. W. II. Tyler is talked Of for night
waichmsn in Eureka under the incoming
new administration.
The Commonwealth Mining Company.
Tuscarors, has declared its first dividend
OF 20 cents per share.
II. A. Cohen arrived here from Morey
the following day.
Our State University has Just received .
SIC, 900 allotment from the Federal Gov
eminent, making In all s3i 900.
A Carson paper says there are ten candi-
dates for every place TO be filled In the
Legislature, with several precincts to hear
from.
Senator Foley declares himself in favor
OF q forty-day session OF the Legislature.
All the same they will hang on for the
sixty days.
II. @. Chambers has been appointed Re-
ceiver OF the Victoria Copper Mining Com
pany OF Utah, which Is In litigation with
one VIM. HAYES.
Tomorrow Father Nattini will hold d.
vine service 10 Eureka at 8 and IL O'Clock
A. NJ. and z P. NJ. Will attend Ruby Hill
Sunday, Dec. 7.
Utah is ahead Of nine States and Terri
tories In the matter of population, Is shown
BY the census. Nevada Is at the foot OF the
ladder with 4 1927.
Blaine and Stanford lie the latest Re-
publican Presidential ticket for 1892. IL
would probably carry ten Of the smaller
States Of the Union.
George r. smith shipped a lot OF ore
from Tuscarora to Salt Lake, for which he
received more han $50, 900. His partner
took a similar lot TO Denver.
Mr.. Bremen brough, in a load OF high
grade ore during the week from Northum'
berland, Nye county. Bremen q Adams
have a good mine down there.
There are more Democratic Congress
men elected from the North than from the
DOutus ~ bccAlb VIC Z " hefc y
North . as well as Q New South"
The new Diamond tunnel 10 walking
into the mountain at the rate OF 100 10 lls
feet q week. This is the best and fastest
work that. has ever been done In the Dis
trict.
The expert sent out 10 Deep Greek has
returned to Salt Lake and seems fayorsbly
impressed. He goes al once to New York.
The Deep Greek road may be started next
year.
The Reno Journal says State taxes
must be reduced TO 30 cents on the 300.
II the Constitutional Convention does I've
duty they can be reduced to 50 or 40
cents.
About the customary quota OF Republi-
can boosters will go down from the Base
Range TO secure positions around the Leg
~islature and penitentisry. lin you
around"
There is talk that Mr.. Probert will enter
the Eureka market as q purchaser OF
mines for the Richmond Company. We
look for that company 10 be In full blast
next season.
II IL thought Judge Bigelow will be ap-
pointed to the vacancy on the state su'
preme Bench, and Talbot 70 succeed Bige-
low as District Judge. The changes are
for 9 single month.
A number Of lead mines on the Eastern
slope of White Pine Mountain are produo-
ing we'll. Hamilton il more prosperous
than for years past. 1t will be still hap
pier next Summer.
h. M. Beatty. Esq. is removing his Law
Office from the Opera House building 70
the rooms in the Foley Richard building
that were formerly occupied by Judge Fitz-
gerald and himself.
Richmond mining stock has raised .
pound or SO per share on the official noti.
fication that the American Government
foregoes Its timber claims. says the Lon
don Weekly Bulletin.
August Belmont, the great banker, died
In New York on the Gath inst. He was
for years the agent Of the Rothchild's In
this country. He was a self made man,
and made q very good job.
General Powping has bet Major Den
mis- $500 to $50 that the Legislature will
provide for the holding Of q Constitutional
Convention" II ia surmised that on cups
about the same ratio prevailed.
The Comptroller Of the Currency re-
ports the contraction OF the currency by
$50, 600. 900 during the present year from
the retirement OF National Bank bills. NO
wonder times are growing harder.
The funeral last Sunday OF the little
child of Mr.. and Mrs. knight was one Of
the largest witnessed in Eureka in . long
time, rejecting the deep sympathy OF this
entire community In the sad bereavement
Of tho stricken parents.
John Sherman says one effect OF the re-
cent ground well will be the "%insugura'
ton Of free coinage and other wild fnan-
cial schemes by the Democrats" II Is too
bad about that. The Republicans, he says,
ara aeainst free coinage.