Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-11-14

Daniels 9 verdict for SOS, 900 against NJ, 8
j. Church Of Fresno, who was charge,
with slandering the lady. She sued 70,
SIS, 900.
II Is claimed by Eastern Republican,
that sound money carried Ohio for them
That's q fact. IL was furnished by Penn,
sylvanis manufacturers and New Yorl
gold bugs.
II is asserted as & fact BY some Of The
papers that the Denver a Rio Grand West.
ern Railroad have Just put . surveying
party in the field to locate q road westward
from Tintic, Utah.
The Elko County Commissioner have
reduced the county rate OF taxation 20 Der
cent. TIT taxpayers OF Elko county will
now pay 81 IS on the 500. instead Of 80,
as originally levied.
A stated communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. l6, T. d A. M, Will be convened at its
Hall this saturday. evening st 7 o'clock.
All Master Masons In good standing are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Johnny Cupid will arrive here next
Tuesday with Montana men 10 examine
the Cornell mine in White Pine, with q
view to Its purchase. A sale OF the prop.
erty is confidently expected.
With the single exception Of the Com.
stock. Eureka has produced more bullion
than any other camp In Nevada. And As
q matter OF fact this district Is little more
than scratched on the surface.
A Washoe county farmer who has been
studying weather signs for IS years in
Nevada, says the coming Winter is 10 be
q dry one. There will not be many storms
before February in his opinion.
Some Of our saloon men are changing
base. Harmon Kirohner and Bony
Ayres have moved into the Foley Richard
building and Luther Clarke and Clay
Sims go into the old Jack Perry corner.
There has been q blockade OF Eureka
ores between Palissde and Salt Lake. A
scarcity Of cars on the O. P. seems to be
The trouble. The E. a p. keeps up with
shipments by running q special train each
Sunday.
Judge Goodwin, Ia the Salt Lake Tri.
bune, says Flower Is solid and sound on
silver. Will the Judge and the Tribune
support him as against Harrison next year,
Answer "Yss" or No." Judge, and no
monkeying.
The New York World lie receiving sub.
scriptions for the relief OF Mrs. Msybrick,
the American woman who was found guilty
OF numbering her English husband, and
sen 70 imprisonment for life by .
British Judge.
Most Of the Republican papers are say
ing that the late elections have demon
strsted that Blaine is the only man who
can carry the country for that party In
1892. Aud Blaine would have to hump
himself to do 1t.
The shipment Of ores from Eureka 10
Salt Lake will aggregate about %. 900 tons
for the year. This is not q bad showing
for . dull camp. When IL reaches 80. 900
tons annually we will probably have daily
trains once more.
Carson Tribune: Green, indicted for
robbing the mail car al Reno. had his trial
In the U. s. Court on Saturday. He was
ably defended by James II. Judge, and as
q result was acquitted. the Government
not proving It's case.
We hear that Miss Maud Rives passed .
most excellent EXAMINATION on her admis-
sion TO Bishop Whitaker's school for girls
at Reno. This speaks we'll both for her
talent and the preliminary training In the
school OF Eureka.
Walter J. Tonkin, Of the dry goods house
OF Tonkin * Cahen, returned last Saturday
San Francisco. whittier he had been
TO lay in new goods for ihe Winter trade.
On his way up he spent a day at Reno and
another on the Comstock.
Secretary Foster got up q pamphlet
for the Ohio campaign containing
q history OF the silver legislation
In this country. He showed that the
Democrats have always voted for silver
and the Republicans for the single gold
standard,