Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-08-06
HOME AND COAST.
u.ttsrs of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

for Dublicaton tnis Woo.s
Harrison, Cleveland. Reid and sher'
man are ell Presbyterians.
Mia, Minnie ssdjer left Wednesday "
attend school In California.
Waller Tonkin shipped three Ions o.
hides By railroad last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loschenkohi, Of
Pslissde, visited here this week.
The usual religious services will be held
in 81, James church tomorrow.
General wesver Is billed TO speak mint
times 10 California In three days.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Lease, the "cyclone orator o.
Kansas" 10 with the Weaver party.
In The Alabama election last Monday The
Democrats had . majority Of $4,000.
Z There we're 81. 4o5 Postofnces In ths
United States July I, an increase OF 2.77e
In the last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MoTsrnsy returned
home last Saturday from q Two ~seA'
visit at the Bay.
Miss E,hel Tinglsy has been very sick
Al Duok water, where she Is now residing
with her parents.
Miss Alice Mitchell. who murdered her
s~vssthsars, Freda Ward, has been sens 10
an insane asylum.
m, 7. H. Reeoe and Mrs. J. L. Fast,
h;s daughter, left BY Mondays train
for San Francisco.
seotty Stewart. foreman OF The Dean
R.nob, was here this week In attendance
on the District Court.
Mrs. N. D. Foley, who has been visiting
her parents here. returned to her Reno
home last Wednesday.
The Mint appropriation being SIS. 900
short this year, ten more men will be
dropped from the pay roll.
Sarah Aishss Terry spends much OF her
time 10 writing letters 70 herself and sign
ing various names 10 them.
The weather this week has been unusu-
ally warm for this locality. the thermom-
eter having ranged abont 80 degrees.
This season ths T.. a P. r. R. Company
have cot from their hay ranch 200 tons,
and the Dean ranch has cut 1000 tons.
II will bs seen by advertisements that
the County Commissioners have appointed
all the Registry Agents for this county.
The attention Of wood dealers 10 called
70 an sd advertisement Of the County Com
missioners under the head OF New To-
day"
Edward A. Church. who WAS 81 Seligman
during the most active days OF that camp.
10 expected here very shortly from New
York.
Mr.. r. O. Chambers. one OF the largest
stockholders In the Diamond Company,
arrived here Thursday and went mp to ,hs
mine.
Z Miss Mary Chsppelle. who has been
Visiting relatives and friends In the East
for nearly . year. returned homo last Sat
urdsy.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
guild intend giving = social On Entertainment
81 the Opsra House on Wednesday even
Ing. August IL.
A correspondent asks: "Wbst are pre-
fssrsd creditors?" Well. the creditor We
prefer 10 one who never duns rs for What
We are owing him.
Vacation 10 here. The small boy 10
turned loose and the public fully realizes
that Q school tsaohsr earns her salary
Washington Star.
Father Kennedy. OF the Catholic Church.
Who has been visiting in White Pine
county for two or three weeks. returned
homo . few days ago.
AAu8A8G 1uAoh at8to tAos
nine hundred people In Western Nevada
are registered In mis- excursions TO attend
the Worlds Fair In '93.
spending her vacation here with her
parents, returned Wednesday 70 ths Notre
Dame school In Oakland.
Hon. n. J. Farrell. for many years Of
Austin, declares that he has Joined the
Third party and will write, work. speak
and vote for the Silver ticket.
The Richmond Mining Company cleaned
up and shipped last month thirteen tons
OF silvsr.isad bullion and thirteen tons Of
market isad-all past product.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spinner. Of Psli-
SADIE. we're In town several days this week,
Mr.. Spinner 10 Of the opinion that Eureka
10 not any dullsr than Palisade.
8. O. Wright, Superintendent OF the
Mint. died ~ Carson last Monday. He had
been Ill for some time. Deceased was q
Of the leading citissns Of Carson.
Mrs. Minnie sohmitz requests NJ 10 re.
turn her most sincere thanks TO all those
who showed 30 much kindness 10 her dur
ing the late illness Of her husband.
General Weaver did not arrive II Reno
on Wednesday until IL 80 o'clock p. NJ,
when be addressed . large assemblage, not
withstanding the laseness OF the hour.
L. STROLLER Of Virginia would like to be
Superintendent Of ths Mint, but u 10
more than likely that the place will 60 to
T. r. Hofsr OF CArson.-Reno Journal.
II will be seen by advertisement In An
other column that Mr.. X. Bloch. watch
maker and jswelsr from winnsmucoa, will
locate here permanently and solicits .
share Of the public patronage.
A Boston tourist. returning from Lake
Tahoe. speaking OF n Of the eminenoes
near that sheet Of water said: 1.-THE road
Was too steep and rocky for svsu . donkey
70 climb. so ! didn't attempt IT,"
Mrs. N. D. Foley. while here q few days
ago, requested the SENTINEL 10 announce
- we ladies Of this county that anything
sney may have for exhibition al the State
FAR 10 forward II 10 the Reno Pavilion.
a stated communication OF Eureka
vened 81 its Hall this Saturday evening
81 O'Clock. All Master Masons In
good standing are cordially invited 70 A.
tend.
Robert jenkins, 9 former citizen Of this
place, Was found dead by some Indians 4
lev days 9 on the road between the
Buttss and Duckwater. In Nye county.
From appearances he had been dead sew.
srAl days.
Johnnie Hill was made happy . few days
ago BY ths arrival Of . young Miss a bis
home. We think Johnnie would have
been much happier had the little stranger
been . boy. % he had . little girl when the
last one came.
Gabriel Morgsntini met with an IN.
UIaassnk sootHank 1aak Auuday hav{oo
been thrown ont OF his buggy while driv-
Ing home with his daughters from the
Diamond mine. His face was badly
bruised. bat beyond that. We are pleased
70 State. no further damage Was done.
The nI.s~l.s Ocr.S h.s hAac In aAssLon