Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-09-10
MAILMAN i improving rapidly.

The usual religious services viii be helo
in St. James church TO- morrow.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church to morrow.
The woman who never takes any inter-
est in ihe fashions needs medicine.
81. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. M,
meets this evening at O'Clock sharp.
One thousand American girls and
women are now studying art In Paris
A mortgage for s76O. 900 has been hled
on the Baldwin Hotel aud baldwin RANCH
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee will meet at Carson next Wednesday.
7, IA ssid that Congressman Bartine
will be a candidate for United States Sena'
tor.
Tbers are still over 5000 widows Of vet
arana of the War Of 1912 on the pension
rolls.
Tbere il no use qusrreling with the
miIkmap, he'll make you take water every
time.
Cholera IL coming. Clean up. All the
cities aud towns 10 the United States are
doing SO.
Women are slowly but surely elboving
men out OF the primary school teaching In
England.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
p.py reports q balance Of S2s, 900 over all
liabilities.
Charles Boyle, OF Cortez. was in town
she first OF the week shaking hands with
old friends.
Mrs. Judge Rives and children returned
Tuesday from g visit with Miss Cordelis
Evans in Pine Valley.
The Nevada New Era is a new publies.
a... .1sea1 - Ea.nL LaaWaaa AnA Vnh.
lished at Loyeloek, Nevada.
A voter who has signed q certificate OF
nomination for an Office. cannot sign for
another candidate for the same office.
X. SAdler, accompanied by his son
Edgar. left last Sunday for Reno, where be
will place the young man in the Univer-
sity.
Journalism is looking up. The winning
horse In the great Futurity race Was owned
by an editor, and . Philadelphia editor Al
that.
The force OF men recently suspended
from the Min were reinststed, with one
or two exceptions, on the first OF the
month.
Under The hesd Of New To-day" the
County Commissioner advertise for some
one 10 saw, split aud pile As cords Of ma
hogAny wood.
Tue Indians are preparing TO harvest
sha annual pinenut crop. The harvest is
said TO be large this year. That usually
means 9 severe winter.
There will be about 800 votes polled
al Loyelocks this year and 30 per cent OF
the total vote will be for Weaver" SO say
men who claim to know.
Portsmouth, N. H., bears the proud
distinction as the place where the
fret newspaper was established in this
country. This was 10 l756.
Charley sjos,rom. an old time miner
OF this district, who has been absent from
here for two or three years, returned to
Eureka by last Tuesdays train.
In order to hle the certificate OF nomi-
nation for Presidential Electors 800 re-
gistered votes will have to sign 1t. Silver
men take notice and register at once.
Old Mars got 10 on time last Saturday
night and lodged in behind the moon.
and after remaining there an hour and
ten minutes. wsltzed out on his course.
There Is no night in Norway during
June, July and August. Daylight pre-
walls at midnight, or rather 8 weird. sub
dued light, quite bright enough to read
by.
"Begorrs." said Bridget as she opened
. bottle OF champagne for the first time.
the blame fool that filled this quart bot
tie must a put in two quarts instid Av
wan"
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the receipt
OF q complimentary ticket to the Nevada
State Fair. which begins at Reno, Sep
TENDER 10, and will continue during the
week.
There will be q meeting OF the Silver
League at the courthouse this evening, for
ths purpose OF electing delegates to the
Silver Convention at Winnemuooa on the
18th instant.
The number OF pupils in the Eureka
public school the FIRST week Of the present
term Ia 2lS. The corresponding week OF
1891 was 2i9. showing q falling off in at
tendance Of 81 pupils.
Boston Saturday Gazette: knew
that when she lived In an attic"
yes. ! can remember that time perfectly.
1t was when you were Twins In the base
ment OF the same house."
George T. Rives. a former resident OF
this place. arrived here Tuesday from Ore
gon. He is in the employ Of the Portland
Smelling and Refining Works. and is here
for the purpose of buying ores.
I've been to all the great resor ts,
To all the summer places,
And one odd question does me vex-
How Ia 1t girls with yellow necks
Have such sweet, pink white faces2
Certificates Of nomination for county
officers are being circulated and numer-
ously signed. Parties desiring to be can
didates will do we'll TO prepare their certi-
fcates Immediately and have them signed.
1t is q provision Of the Australian bal
lot law that no person who has attended q
convention, either as q delegate or by
proxy, is entitled TO sign . petition for the
placing Of candidates or q ticket in the
field.
Ii Is said to be very fashionable in Eng.
land for husbands and wives 10 openly
differ in their political views, the wife ~.
ing buff ribbons on her horses head and
the husband piniDg q blue rosette on the
baby.
The only business transacted by the
Democratic County Committee, held last
Thursday evening. was 10 I'LL vacancies.
A. Jackson was elected chairman. The
meeting adjourned subject to the call OF
the chairman.
Last Wednesday. al lie Roy Coils ranch,
John Tatten, . vaquero, had his left collar
bone dislocated by q horse falling on him.
Mr.. Coil brought him TO Town for treat
nent by DR.. Williams. He will probably
DC laid up for . month.
There will be no scarcity OF candidates
70 NIL all the county offices this Fall, as
W. are informed that there are no less
man eight aspirsnts for the Office of
eounty Recorder. and for all the other Of
nOes In the same proportion.
Governor Colcord earnestly recon-
"snds hat the people Of Nevada observe