Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-11-19
HOME AND COAST.
Walters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
m. ,kssiying Day next Thursday.

another column.
I Purdy, Of CurTant Greek, was In town
dariug the week.
The people have declared for Democracy
.o.ipst Plutocracy.
psy your taxes in time or else pay ten
ner cent additional.
p,esi lent Harrison is writing his annual
message to Congress.
The latest New York quotation for silver
vss s3a c; lead, 50 30.
ass Charles Read arrived here on Tues
Aay hst from Salt Lake.
Iustin, New, was visited with an earth
duake shock last Sunday.
Frank l.. Engstrom, OF Beowswe, Was IN
town the fret OF the week.
Journal: Very few ballots we're thrown
out for informally in Reno.
Eugene Howell, Of Seligman, has been
visiting here during the week.
just enough snow fell here Tuesday
morning to whiten the ground.
The weather for the pact two or three
days has been cool but pleasant.
The usual religious services will be held
in 81. James church tomorrow
With a man more money means more 70
eat; with a woman, more 10 wear
A systematic hunt is 10 be made for the
train rAbbers, Sontsg and Evans.
The usual religious services will be held
az the Catholic Church 10 morrow.
The Democrats claim 275 electoral votes
for Cleveland, nol including Ohio.
The President is paid his salary in
monthly installments Of S4,l66 81.
The international Monetary Conference
will meet in Brussels next Tuesday.
The higher SUBMITS OF the Sierra Ne
yadA mountains are covered with snow.
Frytime may be over, but in the board
ing house fruit cake the fly is still currant.
Thirty.seven thousand women are now
employed as telegraph operators IN this
country.
Alexander Mcbride, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks, Is gradually i'm
proving,
Hon. Joseph T. Williams, Of Hot Greek.
Nye county, was 10 town the early part oil
the week.
The Californisus advocate the election Of
United States Senators by direct vote OF
the people.
Mrs. r. NJ. Beatty left for California on
Wednesday, where she will probably spend
tho Winter.
IL will be seen by adv. In another column
that James Wilson has some valuable
property for sale
Carson Appeal: Only eight ballots were
thrown out here. The Australian ballot
has come TO stay.
Arizona has produced 50, 900, 900 in gold,
80 ,OOO, 600 in silver, and -, 500, GOO in cop
per during the year.
An extra session Of Congress will prob
ably be cslled Immediately after the inaug.
urAtiOn Of Cleveland.
Nearly loo saloon keepers have been ar
restsd at spokane for keeping their saloons
open on election day.
H. A Cohen, OF Morey. after several
days visiting in Eureka, left for home BY
private conveyance last Monday.
Joe Kelley arrived here last Tuesday
from California, and left the following day
by private conveyance for Phoebe.
China ia tho only country that has coin
30 small as our mill; the Chinese 80 CASH
IL worth about ooe-tSnth Of . cent.
E.E. Bilkey has resigned as Postmaster
Of Elko, and Miss Mamie Litton has been
appointed temporarily TO fill The vacancy.
The Presidential electors viii. meet 20
tolls on the first Wednesday in December.
The rafie for the resoh-loading sho T.
gun OF John Niokolas will take place at
Tom Williams saloon, Ruby Hill, this
evening.
Ia the recount for Recorders there we're
seven votes thrown out. One ballot Was
marked for three different candidates for
Recorder.
vaA al
Wash. 70 TWEEN ty eight guests In dining
room that was the hollow, OF 9 giant red
wood tree.
Bob Hamill, author OF the snti-treat
law, will be 10 the next Legislature, hav-
ing been elected on the Silver ticket in |
Elko county.
John T. Wheeler, Assemblym an elect, |
left for California last Wednesday. where |
he will rem ain until the Nevada Legisla-
ture oonvenes.
Sol. Hip, johnny Cupid and A. II. Wat
son. came in from Ely Thursday evening.
They are here on business connected with
the Joanna mine.
The Cortez Mines, In this county, have
paid the shareholders ss5 200 in dividends
since January /, 1892. In the same time |
Eureka Con. has paid Sl2, 500.
The women physicians of Philadelphia
are credited with receiving very large in
comes for their services. Some average
$4,000 year, others s20,0O0.
People who have travelled over the State
this Fall claim that Mason Valley aud
Lovelocks show more signs OF prosperity
than any other camp in the State.
She never asked II her bat WAS on straight;
She never ran from u mouse;
She kissed all the boys with never a blush;
She's wee baby girl in the house.
The new Mormon temple will be dedi- |
Gated at Salt Lake April o, 1898. The
construction OF the building was begun
forty years ago, and IL has cost -, 900.
Mel Wines, formerly Of this town, has
been elected District Attorney OF silver
Bow county, Montana, by 400 majority
His many friends here congratulate him.
Carson Appeal: The next session Of the
Legislature will be red hot. There Is lots
to do that has not been done and much
more to undo that already has been done.
In consequence OF closing down the
mines, many people are taking advantage
oi the pleasant weather to seek greener
helds aud pastures new."-Times Review.
Mrs. Mccullough. OF Duekwater, has
the ,hsnks OF the SENTINEL for a box Oh
me Deiihower apples. She says the yield
was mol large this year, bat the fruit Is
fine.
soda water fountain which works on
the nickel-in- -the-slot plan has been in
vented; the customer helps himself. but
cannot get moro than five cents worth at
time.
The editor OF the Independent wishes to
inform bis brothers and sisters OF the Ne
vada press that the voters Of Elko county
sent him up Salt River instead of the
Legislature.
j. O. Butler, the horse raiser of Ante