Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-10-29
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Colds are prevalent.

IA IL now asserted that Ormsby county
xil ave Newiands 400 majority.
Tbs usual religious services will be held
In 81. James church to- morrow.
The usual religious services will be held
Al The Catholic Church tomorrow.
George Bartlett has been type writing
,his week in the interest OF free coinage.
Two better men than Stewart and New
lands are not 10 be found In the State
Ex.
Billy Mendez was In last Thursday with
a fine lot OF apples from Ike Irwin's ranch,
Duckwster.
The Peoples party movement Ia In your
interest; don't forget that. Stand by 10 on
election day.
Newspaper reports from all parts OF the
State indicate . sweeping victory Tor the
Silver party.
Mrs. J. O. orumbis came up from Alpha
last Tuesday TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. J. Tonkin.
Why Is IL that there are so many stray
horses In and about Mineral Hill during
election timer
Mrs. President Harrison died at The
White House ia Washington, ID. o., on
the Path instant.
Judd Riddle was in town over last Sun
day. He looks well and Is In splendid
health after his trip.
swallow none Of the old party campaign
lies. Do your own thinking and vote your
personal convictions.
The Rocky Mountain News says every
indication IL that Viewers majority In
Colorado will exceed $4,000.
The total number OF names registered
ip Eureka is 554, ss follows: Precinct No. /,
1876 and Precinct No. 2, 359.
The Peoples party is the party OF educs-
ton. Vote that ticket and your children
will be proud Of their father.
Mr.. N~ewlands, when be was In Elko q
few weeks ago, donated 5000 toward build
ing the new Presbyterian Church.
Charley Ruben and Charley aud ALI.
Benson are 10 town from Ely and will
probably remain here for some time.
Mrs. j. s. B~urlingsme, OF Carson. who
has been visiting her sister here during
her late illness. left for home yesterday.
Tom Cornell and Giacomo Siri. two OF
Hamilton's prominent mine owners, we're
In town on business the fret part OF the
week.
James Wilson, Secretary OF the Ruby
Dunderberg Mining Company, returned
from a flying trip TO San Francisco last
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Bluett. formerly Of Ruby Hill,
arrived here last Thursday on . visit 70
her mother. Mrs. Phil Bluett. who 10 very
seriously III.
On learning the news OF the death OF
Mrs. President Harrison, all the flags in
abe town were hoisted at half-mAst out OF
respect to the deceased lady.
The Sheriff and County CLERK left yes
terdsy for the northern part OF the county
90 distribute the ballot boxes and ballots
30 be voted at the coming election.
There are bu, three papers In the State
that do not support Mr.. Newlands for
Congress and but two that do not advocate
Mr.. Stewart for United States Senator
Reno Gazette.
Reports from all parts Of Abe State indi
cate the election OF the Silver ticket by the
largest msjority ever given In Nevada
Neither faction OF the Wall street contin-
&c a IL in the swim.
Mrs. John Martin OF Ruby Hill. accom-
panied by her daughter, arrived home last
Thursday, after an absence OF over . year
10 Colorado, where she had been careins
for her sisters children.
John Nelson, who for several years
worked under lease the Geddes min and
mill At Secret Canyon, has purchased .
hne ranch In Sweden and settled down
with his family in that country.
A stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 10. F q A. NJ, will be con-
vened a, its Hall this Saturday evening
At z O'Clock. All Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited 70 at
lend.
In several counties In the State there
will be ten votes cast for the Silver ticket
20 every one against 10. In Lincoln there
will not be more than Ave Harrison and
three Cleveland tickets cast.-Pioohs
Record.
Attention IL called to the list OF regis
tered voters published in this Issue OF the
SENTINEL. Any person whose name 10 In.
correctly spelled will please call or send
word to this Office before the next Issue OF
the paper.
Harry Jackson and his wife came over
from Eberhardt last Wednesday on . short
visit; Harry will return TO EberhArdt to
morrow and Mrs. Jackson will leave on
Wednesday next to visit her parents Of
Colusa, Cal.
One Of the principal attractions at the
Catholic fair was Mrs. Dolsn. who resides
at tho south end OF town. She was the
belle OF ,he ball." and her hand was
sought after by all OF the Landowner
gentlemen In the room.
Hon. Thomas Wren. with Hon. F. G.
Newlsnds, has been doing good service for
free coinage 10 the Western part OF the
State, arrived home last Saturday, but
again left for the West where he will de-
liver several more speeches.
The Catholic Festival WAS 9 great sue
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ma 40 return their sincere thanks 10 all OF
those who aided In making 10 so. The
winning ticket In the rattle for she hand
some ok dress was No. SO.
The Republican legislative candidates OF
Storey county advertise a pledge that they
will resist all efforts to repeal the Austria
liam ballot law. This 10 pure, unsduit.
Grated cheek, coming staight up out OF 'he
depths OF corruption and fraud.
The " Weaver ghost Dance" will con-
clude on the sth OF November with .
Grand iandsngo on top Of ~grandpa's hat.
Inc Salt Lake Tribune. Virginia Enter
prise and Carson News. as also Messrs.
Bartine and WOODBURY., are duly invited
60 attend.
John Tore returned from his Eastern
trip last Thursday. He says Columbus
Day In New York City WAS q world beaten.
IL took him seven hours TO GROSS Broad
way at 27th street. Such Q surging mass
OF humanity and such q procession be
never saw before.
James R~ogantini, Of the firm OF Depaoli
4 Co., vegetable gardens. while hitching
mp q team at the ranch last Thursday eve
ming q horse fell on him and dislocated
his left shoulder. He came 10 town and
sought DR.. Williams, who reduced the dis
location, and the patient 10 doing Is well
as can be expected.
j. II. Morcom left here last Monday 10
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