Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-09
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

AAAAAVn1s
There will be no politics in the Silver
League.
ee, the silver ball in motion and keep II
rolling.
The public schools took 9 holiday yes
~terday-Arbor Day.
-. has fallen into line With an
Australian ballot law -,
Tbs sl YER Club will be composed Of
both political parties.
The ls,es, New York quotation Tor silver
was sac; lead, 81 22s.
0sneral invitation is extended 70 all to
ioin the Silver League
The people are TO comprise the MEMBER
sbip Of the Silver League.
Tbe ususl religious services will be held
In st. James' church tomorrow.
The usual religious services will be held
At tho Catholic Church tomorrow.
Tom Trsinor returned Saturday from
stvo months visit ct Butte, Montana.
Live fish have been safely sent in the
mail from India TO the British museum.
The Carson Valley Creamery paid
%, 500 for milk for the month Of March.
Two sharp shocks OF earthquake were
experienced AZ Candelsris last Saturday
Gold Hill, New. has a foot racer who
claims he can DO 100 yards In ioH
seconds.
The White Pine News ssys Ely has been
made q money order Office for foreign
countries.
Charles johnson, who spent the Winter
In San Francisco, returned here Iasi
Saturday.
Rsvschol, the anarchist, has confessed,
and some OF his sccomplices have tes'ined
against him.
The Examiner has come out squarely
aQaist silver. The psper got its ssartfrom
silver mining.
The residence OF Brigham Young. In
Salt Lake City. Is now used ss q Kelley
cure establishment.
lis the meanest kind OF o mean man
who Ia dead sure that all bis neighbors are
mesner than himself.
More terrible storms have occurred In
the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas. Missouri,
Arkansas and Illinois.
II IL stated that the Mount DlAblo Min
ing Company at lie recent meeting de-
cided not 10 resume mining until silver
has advanced ia price.
All persons interested in free coinage
should attend the meeting At the Court
house Monday evening.
The House OF Representatives last Tues.
day passed the Chinese Exclusion bill by q
vote Of i79 yeas to AZ nays.
Mrs. W. E. Griffin, who had an attack OF
pneumonia the first OF the week, we are
pleased 10 state is improving.
The woman who lie hcmely, who is aware
Of IL, and no. ashamed OF u. 10 generally
q compAuionable sort Of person.
The case Of Lander County vs.. the
Southern Pacific II. r. for taxes has been
appealed to the Supreme Court.
Reno IL jubilant over the prospect Of q
big ditch 20 bring water into the sur
rounding country for irrigation.
Al present the weather IL delightful, bot
judging from the past. the Lord only
knows how long 70 will remain 80.
II is now proposed TO reduce the run
ming overland time between San Frsncico
and New York fully sixteen hours.
The Miners Union Of Virginia City has
beep notified that no more miners are
nes&aA az ine C@ur 'dAlene mines.
II was reported here yesterday that the
election IN Rhode Island On Tuesday last
had gone Democratic oy 9 small majority
The silver men IN Congress will try 10
force fair play for the white metal By
o~bstructing all business except the tariff
bills.
Yesterday was Arbor Day, but owing TO
the great amount OF snow all over the
country. II was not observed TO any great
extent In this locality.
Miss Mary Mnsgrove, . well known
young lady OF Carson City. committed
suicide last Monday by taking lAudanum
No cause assigned for the act.
Carson Appeal: Does the Enterprise
really want Harrison for PRESIDENT IL
IL the first paper In the State to come out
squarely for an snii-silver man.
Walt whitman, the poet. was buried In
the presence Of several thousand people
not Tar from Camden, N. J. Colonel II.
O.. Ingersoll delivered q euloginm.
Mrs. Thomas Dixon, who has been bed
for the past ak months, 10 gradu
ally growing worse. and her physician
thinks she cannot live much longer.
II he steals trash who steals my purse,
His sex must make the matter worse;
For my dear wife oft steals this "trash,"
And every time gets good, hard cash.
Owing 10 the melting Of tho snow the
main streets OF our town are In q sloppy
and muddy condition. A few days Of fne
weather will put them In good condition
again.
Judge Fitzgerald will convene District
Court In Nye county next Wednesday,
when the case OF Manue. Welch, the
slayer Of his brother Alfred. will come up
for trial.
On account OF the deep snow no ore
has been hauled from the Diamond mine
during the past two weeks. Possibly the
road may be opened the first Of the CON-
Ing week.
Enterprise: Western Nevada is reviv-
Ing some Of her old traditions. There
has been q recent murder Ia Virginia and
suicide 10 Osrson, and . short time ago q
iynching 81 Reno.
The Odd Fellows ball 10 be given ON the
18th OF April promises 10 be b most en-
joyable event OF the season. Extensive
preparations are being made and everybody
will have q good time.
Don't fail to read the address TO the
wealth producing voters OF the Nation,
Published by the Colorado State Silver
League. II will be found on the editorial
page Of to-day's SEsTIsEL.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the Jour.
nal OF Commerce, published at Ogden,
usAn, II contains full information about
sne OA.uemen's Congress 70 meet in
ogden April 2sth aud 30th.
STAYED communication OF Eureka Lodge
NO; 10, I'D A. M, will be convened at its
nan this saturday evening 81 7 o'clock.
All Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited TO attend.
The Carson Appeal regrets 70 note that
several OF Its contemporaries are beginning
10 turn tail on the silver Question: Well
papers who pursue this course can settle
the matter with their subscribers.
Johnny Rossl . young man who has