Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-10-22
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Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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-.,,ad very seriously Ill.
~. r.uAl religious services will DO held
81, lanes church tomorrow.
rhs ususl religious services will be held
,,hs catholic Church tomorrow.
90. acknowledge the receipt Of compli-
tickets TO the Rebekah Lodge ball.
m,. "A for the consolation ball will be
- under the head OF New To-day"
n, schneider, who has been under the
i.,bsr for the past few days, lie fast i'm
proving w..u..
.,'.,ors from this State, has been visiting
CsnforDia.
Oryis Ring, State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, came in on Thurs
days train.
Mrs, &. O. Wells. OF Reno, arrived here
last Tuesday on a visit TO her daughter,
Mrs. Sam Wheeler.
Jim Bergman and Jack Baird returned
from a prospecting trip near Huntington
valley last Thursday.
Hon. Geo. Russell. q commissioner
from Nevada 10 the Worlds Fair, left Elko
week ago for Chicago.
A. skillmsn left last Monday for Vir-
ginia City TO attend 10 the printing OF the
election tickets for this county.
The Postofice book store has . fine dis
play Of masks for the Rebeksh Lodge
masquerade ball on the counter.
J.. +. and F.. p. Plsgemsn. representing
their firms In the liquor snd cigar bust
ness, arrived here last Thursday.
Lincoln county has three county tickets
10 the feld-the Democratic, Republican
Silver League and Peoples party.
Remember the masquerade ball Of Dia.
mond Rebekah Lodge will take place OF
the Opera House mex, Friday evening.
Hon. Francis g. Newlsnds and Thomas
Wren are doing good service for the Silver
party in the western part OF the State.
James Corbett made his first appearance
in Chicago last Monday in the play Gen
tlemsn Jim" and was accorded 9 hearty
reception.
The Eureka Silver Glee Club are in
training for the reception OF the grand
old champion Of free coinage, Senator
VIM. NJ. Stewart.
W. B. Hsrrub dropped in here last sstur.
day on his way from Salt Lake 10 his home
IL oakland. Cal, for which place he de-
parted on Monday.
Candidates are doing some tall r~ustling
10 the saloons around town and at Ruby
Hill. They will soon be looking After
their fences in the country.
The big posters OF the Silver party Of
Nevada are displayed throughout the town
and are q credit 10 the Reno State Journal
Office, where they were printed.
We arc informed by the management
that the proceeds Of the consolation ball
will be devoted to the building Of an ele-
CANT steamer TO sail up Salt River.
A gold bug conspiracy has been brought
TO light to gradually advance the price OF
silver until election day. Let no voter be
fooled, but vote straight for Weaver and
Field.
A large number OF premiums we're
awarded at the Fourth annual exhibition OF
Lander and Nye Agricultural Association,
which took place on the 18th and 18Th
fnsts. at Austin.
VIM. Laurenson, Clerk OF White Pine
county was in Eureka through the week
arranging for the paper and printing OF
the White Pine county ballots Tor the
coming election.
Tho certified ticket containing the names
all Of the candidates TO be voted for on
election day will be found duly advertised
BY the County Clerk under the head of
"New To-day"
The Elko county Democrats held a con-
yention and Endorsed the Peoples party
(Silverl ticket, aud the Independent ID
urging the people to vote for the Demo.
cratic nominees for the Assembly.
The Elko Free Press has declared itself
for Newlands. and IL also advocates the
Democratic legislative ticket in Elko
county which 10 pledged to Senator Stew
arr and a Constitutional Convention.
Last Sunday At Wellington Station. q
man named Joe Lynch, who had been
working In the mines In Silver Glance
District. was hot and killed over q gam
bling dispute by a man known ss TEX"
District Attorney Breen OF Eureka spent
yesterday In Reno. He claimed before
the etats Board Of Assessors that Eureks
was assessed higher than the cash value OF
the property, and the Board believed him.
Reno Journal.
Col. E. p. Hardesty wishes the people
OF Elko county to know that he was placed
on the Cleveland electoral ticket as alter
nate without his knowledge or consent,
and that he intends TO cast his vote for
Weaver and Field.-Times Review.
Hon. Francis G.. Newlsnds, and General
yandervoort Of Nebraska, addressed the
people OF Winnemucca on the 18th inst.
and met with Q most enthusiastic recep.
ton. Humboldt county stands solid for
Weaver and Field. Stewart and Newlands.
The booths TO be used at the polls OF the
election in this county next month, 20 in
number, have been received by Messrs.
Remington, Johnson 4 Co. Precinct No. /
will nave s, precinct No. q will have s,
Ruby Hill 2 and each Of the other pre-
oinots1 /.
Every clerk OF election who has been
appointed to serve as such on the 6th OF
November should study the Australian
ballot Law, which is published weekly In
the SENTINEL In order that he may become
thoroughly competent to perform the du-
ties OF his ofioe.
O. O. Powning will address the people OF
Winnemucca In the near future on the
political issues OF the day. Mr.. Powning
expects TO deliver five or six speeches dur
ing the campaign Silver State. We will
be glad, indeed, TO hear Mr.. Powning
speak in Eureka.
Johnny Gregory, one OF the most popu.
lar liquor drummers on the road, was in
town over last Sunday. He had just come
rom Austin, where be says times are look
prlsnt. The Austin Mining Company are
Psyihg OUT from fifteen TO eighteen thou.
sand dollars a month.
Iom Dixon, after several weeks absence
III Elk county. returned home q week ago
yesterday he was quite i'll on his trip
ana caused MS friends considerable snx-
iety py reason OF his not communicating
with them. We are glad 10 ace him
around again all o. K.
Jim Downing is the arohitee. and
builder OF the Salt River boat. Ha IA sIso
captain and manager. Owing 10 The great
rush the cabin berths have nearly ali been
secured, but as exchequers will be gener-
ally depleted by the 9Th OF November.
steerage passages will be offered free OF