Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-07-16
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

N. T., last Tuesday.
The latest New York quotation for silver
Was s6ho o; lead. 81 IS.
Over 5000 people left New York for Eu-
rope one day last week.
Kate Csstleton. the actress, died last
Monday at Providence. r.. /.
Troops have arrived and taken posses
sion OF the Homestead mills.
Frank Paul OF Hamilton returned from
San Francisco last Saturday.
In Logan county. Ky. no court has
been held for twenty-five years.
The usual religious services will be held
In 81. James church to- morrow.
The registration OF voters progresses
slowly in this neck OF the woods.
81. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. M,
meets this evening at 7 O'Clock sharp.
Poor people are supplied with spects-
Giles free OF charge by q Boston society.
II has been said that for every 800 bull
let's during the civil war Q man was killed.
The report Of the desth OF William
Waldorf Astor, the millionaire, is NOS
true.
One OF our leading sheep men says:
''Give Us free silver and I can stand free
WOOL"
The destruction by fire Of the Virginia
tar works entailed q loss OF $4,000 TO me
owners.
Francis @. NewiaDds was the only Ne
vada representative al the Helena Mining
Congress.
The Virginia City papers complain that
pot-hunters are killing ssgehens In direct
violation OF law
Dr.. @. @. Corbiere, the dentist, left yes
terdsy for California. He does not ex-
poet TO return here.
Joe Brown. who went TO California for
the benefit OF his health, has returned
somewhat improved.
General r. M. Clarke. who was q dele
gate to the Chicago Convention, has re-
turned from the East.
One saloon In Carson sold on the 4th
OF July $40 gallons OF beer, or 5000
drinks ct five cents q glass.
The weather during the past week has
been cool and pleasant. accompanied by
occasional showers Of rain.
General James b. Weaver was the first
mar in Congress who raised his voice for
abe remouetizstion Of silver.
Judge Gresham says be will deliver q
speech in Chicago during the campaign In
support Of Weaver aud Field.
II IL now claimed tina, Cleveland was
nominated by the use OF Standard Oil
money In the National Convention.
General Weaver is q candidate Of the
party which IL pledged 20 do away with
she use OF Pinkertons hired sssassins.
The application OF George Lewis, sent
from Elko county for life for murder, has
again been denied by the Board Of Par
dons.
An average of 1000 immigrants q day,
Sundays included. arrived In the United
States during the business year just
closed.
Ardent admirers Of. Cleveland are
ordering 'Bsby Ruth" safety pins
through the malls to wear a. campaign
badges.
The Rebekah DegrA ladies gave n social
dance at their hall on Monday evening. |
II vas largely attended and a very pleas
ant affair.
Mrs. J. L. Fast and Master Alger. OF
Pslisade, visited here the first part OF the
week, and were the guests OF Mrs. II. O.
McTerney.
Voting precincts are now open through
ont the county. Voters may register at
any time from now until the 2ist OF 90
tober next.
General Field. the Omaha nominee for
Vice President. IL the present Attorney
General OF Virginia. and was 8 Confeder-
ate General.
A grand rstii cation meeting OF the
Omaha nominees was held In Paradise
Valley last Saturday evening. There was
much enthusiasm.
Ed. Kind, one OF our intelligent young
Eureka boys. left Yesterday for San Fran
cisco, where he will take 0 course In
Heaid's Business College.
The assessment OF one cent per share
on the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining
Company's stock will be delinquent on
Monday, the 25th instant.
The Grand Lodge OF A. o. U. W. Of the
Nevads jurisdiction, which embraces
Nevada, Idaho. Wyoming and Utah. will
meet at Salt Lake City on August II.
Sheriff Dunkle has q notice in to.day's
SENTINEL warning persons against
throwing garbage and filth In the public
streets. This order should be strictly en-.
forced.
Jewell county, Kan, claims to have the
biggest OK in the world. He measures IA
feet In length and is six feet six inches
high, and when fat will weigh $500
pounds.
Elko Independent: General Weaver 10
sound on the silver question. Let Us
give him the unanimous vote OF the State
II silver IL not remonetised before Con-
gress adjourns.
Our friend Felix Schmitz. who was &C.
cidsnally scalced at Lautenschlsger's
brewery Last week, Is suffering consider
ably. but his physician hopes TO have him
about again next week.
Senator Stewart In the Senate con-
demned in unmeasured terms the en-
ployment OF armed bodies OF men outside
she law. designating the Pinkertons q
'murderous gang" and EARNED assas-
Sins"
Albert Leo Evans, an Engllshman, aged
about 80 years. Q photographer by pro-
%fession, and . resident OF Reno, took
poison last Saturday and said he wished
20 solve the mystery Of the great beyond,
which he did.
Lille Jimmy, son Of }. @. Ford, Esq.
was oadiy burned on the right arm last
Iuesday py the explosion Of empower.
Inc niue fellow stands the pain like .
around again.
Persons having horses, cows, lacks and
hogs running In the streets. will find a
notice In another part Of this paper that
they will do we'll to heed, and thereby
save money that II will cost them 10 &c,
their stock out Of the pound.
The alarm Of fire last Monday afternoon
came from the residence OF John N. Hin
on Mob Hill. A spark from . stoyepipe
set fire TO the roof. Only = small
amount OF damage was done, which IL be-
ing repaired by the insurance company.
One Of the severest hail and rainstorms
occurred last Friday forenoon in the
vicinity OF the Nickals ranch and Devils