Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-07-18
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The Hay Ranch brigade Of haymAkeri
lef, here last Monday.
The latest New York quotation for silvel
vas 81 O0st; lead. 81 45.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Fast, OF Pslisade,
are visiting in California.
A Peoples party is being organized in
Esmeralda county, Nevada.
Sam Wheeler returned Thursday from q
sfx weeks visit In California.
The usual religious services will be held
Al 81, James Church tomorrow.
A. Goyette, an old Oomstook miner,
Ale in San Francisco last week.
Just at present there Ia q great scarcity
Of laborers here TO do harvesting.
For insurance, see Jack Pardy's new
advertisement In another column.
The latest fad here by the young folks
Ia riding by moonlight. Ifs jolly.
very catering prospect wac encountered
last Saturday In the Ruby Hill tunnel.
Assessor Wallace returned home Tues.
day from the western part OF the State.
Charley B~oskowitch, the commercial
traveller, was In town the FIRST Of the week
Our State Prison Is being filled with
persons sentenced for selling whisky 10 In
dams.
Mr.. Watson. OF the Joanna mine 81 Ely,
White Pine, was In tow several days this
fsek.
Mrs. HswIey. wife Of Judge Thomas p.
Hswley, died at Santa Barbara. CAL, last
week.
Divine service Of tbs Catholic Church
tomorrow OF 8 and IL O'Clock A. NJ, and
7:30 P. NJ.
Superintendent Reed, OF the Diamond
Company, went 10 Salt Lake City last
Wednesday.
The Eureka Con. last week made .
shipment Of bullion valued al sl6,5 500 TO
San Francisco.
Miss Mary North, who has been visiting
here, returned Wednesday TO her home in
Pleasant Valley.
Miss Aggie Hall has gone 10 San Fran
cisco for Q six weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker.
William g. Irwin. one Of the oldest resi-
dents Of Truckee died last Sunday from
hemorrhage Of the nose.
Miss Myrtle shaw, OF Fish Greek. who
has been visiting here for scouple Of weeks
returned home Thursday.
Green apples and w~atermelons have
made their appearance In this market.
and so has oholera morbus.
W. b. Hsrrub, OF California. who spent
q week here in looking after his interests.
returned home last Wednesday.
Caldwell. Idaho. has a ~Sheepmens'
~Exaggerstion Society, which probably in
cludes all the boss liars in camp.
The trial OF Thos. O.. Horn, indicted for
robbing q faro bank at the Palace Hotel in
Reno. was commenced last Tuesday.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pAny reports having had an overdraft at
the bank July /, 1891, Of $40.473 35.
More than twenty fires occurred in San
Francisco on the Fourth Of July, occa-
stoned by the explosion Of fireworks.
Cortez Mines Limited-The directors
have declared an interim dividend OF Is,
Sd. per share. amounting to slf2,50
J.. @. Ford and family left Thursday for
sheir ranch on Roberts Greek. where they
will remain during the warm weather.
The private residence OF Geo. W.
Baker. Esq, on Spring street, ia offered
for sale, For particulars apply 10 ID. H.
Hall.
Picnics will be all the rage here during
she balance Of this month, and all OF
next month, too, II the weather should SON.
tinue hot.
The ten per cent reduction OF wages in
the Carson Mint does not affect the officers
commissioned by the Department 81
Washington.
A rumor 10 floating around that Edward
Brink, OF Silver City, captured the 49,
900 prize 10 the recent drawing OF the Lou
isiana lottery.
Messrs, Chambers and McIntosb, the
two Iargest owners OF the Diamond mine.
have zone TO Alaska TO examine some
minging property.
p. H. HUI Ia putting up q wooden
building on the lot adjoining b: Berg oil
Main street. When completed 10 will be
occupied a. q store.
Late dispatches say that John Wanna
maker will be asked TO resign bis post
tion in the Cabinet. Nice old Sunday
school teacher Is John.
Among the Fourth Of July attractions
at Pocatello. Idaho. WAS q shAm battle De
tween the 6hoshones and Baunocks, both
tribes OF the Fort Hall reservation.
At the election for school trustees In
Bait Lake City last Monday, the Liberal
party was victorious, electing four out oil
tut 8i4 tIubtCCn W = magnify Nv
Ranchers In the vicinity OF Reno com
plain OF o scarcity Of hands for hay MAX
ing. Every man who Ia able and willing
TO work can now get employment.
The superintendent Of Immigration 81
New York reports that 406. GA immigrants
arrived there during the fiscal year, a
compared with S2s. 6el the previous year
The Assessor OF San Francisco has JUS
finished the assessment for 1891 and re
ports the total on real estate ct s244,'
65l. 1886. an increase over last year Of
50, 296, 2l7.
The weather has been pretty warm dur
Ing the past few days, keeping the ther'
mometsr dancing between 80 and DO de
grses. The evenings, however. have beef
cool and pleasant.
The weather prophet Of the Carson Ap
peal predicts thai the evaporation OF tn
water in the great lake on the COLORADO
desert will give Nevada pleasant shower
during the Summer.
Maurice Hartnett, foreman OF the Ola
mond mine, returned last Saturday from
Q visit Al Salt Lake City. where he wen
for q little rest aud relaxation. The tril
done him lots OF good.
William Arlington, q Sacramento police
man, was shot last week by his mistress
Annie Manning. The woman then sho
and killed herself. At latest accounts Al
lington was still alive.
At 9 meeting of the Board Of Pardons
held last Monday. Fred Bault. sent from
Ormsby county for assault 10 kill, wa
psrdoned. All the other application
were either continued or denied.
A stated communication OF Eurek
Lodge No. 16, +. d A.. M, will DO con
vened at Its hall this Saturday evenin
al 7:30 O'Clock All Master Masons in goo.
standing are cordially invited TO attend
1t is reported that John Mackay intend
taking the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Cor
Osl. Virginia, and other mines in whic
he and J. L. Flood are interested. W