Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-11-12

NgNA AA1NA
Many a man thinks he can read Q
woman like a boob ,ll he tries TO shut her
up.
The greatest triumph Of mind is when a
man knows enough 10 mind his own busi-
moss.
France lie to have a new subsidiary coin
age. which is TO DO Of some metal beside
copper.
Some OF our "old siiff voters got left
on election day who we're standing out for
Doodle.
Storey county will go almost solid for
Woodburn.-Carson News, morning Of
election.
Some of the candidates in the late cleo
ton cannot understand how they were
defeated.
Storey county went overwhelmingly for
Weaver, 6tsvert and Newlands. Good
for Storey.
"How are you running2" are words OF
she past. The question now Is: "How
do you feeif'
We have not learned of any Illegal
practices 10 connection with the election
here on Tuesday.
President Harrison has issued a procla-
nation designating November 24ih as
Thanksgiving Day.
A ohicsgosn was fined SO last Iweek for
registering seven times. He must have
had a pull on the court.
Four precincts in White Pine county
cast AZ Republican and 8 Democratic bal
lots out OF a total OF 1863.
All sorts Of vexations attend the psrlor
matrimonial match. Even the lamp 10
frequently put out over IL.
W. A. Earles, Of Granite Springs, came
in town last Thursday evening with the
official vote Of Cortez precinct.
Jim White came in from Whites Ranch
last Thursday. bringing with him the
ballot box aud election results.
The "black'' Chief seemed 10 take but
little interest ia the election last Tuesday.
Ho was not seen on the streets during the
day.
The Australian ballot law gives general
satisfaction in this locality. ANY move
me1t for its repeal will be vigorously re-
sisted.
10 took one man fourteen minute TO
mark his ticket, and while working on his
second ballot he WAS fred out OF the
booth.
Mrs. s. o. Wells Of Reno. who has been
here several weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Sam Wheeler, returned home last
Monday.
There Ia a general strike OF labor union
men al New Orleans. Only the cotton
laborers are at work. Not a street car 10
running.
A woman without arms has been mar
ried at Christ Church. New Zealand. The
ring was placed upon the fourth toe OF
her leit foot.
"He's a countryman OF ours" and got
sixteen votes st Pslissde. He's q dicksy-
daisy that worked that racket at the other
end OF the line.
Even come Of the bosses lost their can
didates in the election. Without q sack
to help them their influence does not
amount TO much.
Ormsby gave ten majority for Harrison.
We presume that Mr.. Cleveland will see
the Federal appointments at Carson will
be duly considered.
josh Tingley came over from Hamilton
last Thursday and will return there to-
day. He says White Pine ia . good
enough country for him.
Penny savings banks are connected
with the public schools OF Belgium, and
40, 900 OF the 600. 900 primary pupils
have deposited over 500 ,000f,
There we're no sacks used in the cleo
tion on Tuesday last, In this election
the people voted as they pleased, and
there were no strings on them.
II al the table a little salt is split be-
tween o people, the way to prevent q
quarrel IL for each 10 take a pinch and
throw it over his left shoulder.
Japan Worlds Fair Commissioner say
that their exhibit will weigh over 1000
tons and be worth 81 900 900. They will
show samples OF art never seen In this
country.
Hon. @. @. Powning spoke 10 the people
Of Eureka at the Opera House last sasur-
day evening on the political issues OF the
campaign and left by special train Tor
Reno on the following II orning.
''Tybo Dick.' a young shoshone buck.
Is a musical genius, and plays d NUMBER
Of airs upon the harmonica. He has a
little education, AID to that extent 10 q
cultured member of the f. Il. N.
In White Pine county four preoin OTIS
gave Weaver and Field ll9 plurality and
Newlands 81 plurality, with half OF the
county to hear from. At Ely only two
out OF 1874 ballots were thrown out.
When the hrst prohibition ticket was
counted in the second ward last Tuesday
evening, a man shouted: on bet the
Fellow that voted that ticket was drunk"
The insurance written upon the Worlds
Fair buildings now aggregates "a, SOC, 900.
Mhen the Fair opens next Spring 1t 10
snought the contents OF the buildings
VIII reach the value Of 500, 900, 900 at
least.
Nevada was true to the Silver ticket.
The State has elected Wren, Bonnifeld
and Powning Presidential Electors, New
lands to Congress, Belknap Supreme
Judge and Fish and Mack Regents OF the
State University.
On the occasion Of the grand rally OF
the Opera House last Saturday evening,
he Eureka Silver Glee Club sang with
tremendous effect "Good-bye, Old Par
ties, Good bye" and other songs appropri.
ate TO the occasion.
A called communication of Eureka
Lodge No. 16. F 4 A. M, will be con-
vened at its Hall this Saturday evening
at 7 o'clock. All Master Masons In
good standing are cordially invited 10 at
tend. Work in the third degree.
Captain Read reports to his company in
London that the prospects In the Eber-
hardt mine, White Pine District, are Inn
proving and that above a large body OF
low grade qeartz be expects TO find rich
ore.
In the United States Circuit Court,
Judge Hawley presiding. the case OF
Walcott against Watson ct al, effectiDg
the title to she Joanna and other mines In
Robinson District, White Pint county, on
last Mondsy was decided in favor OF
Watson.