Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The hepuDitchh 49,
st Virgins City to-day
J. L. Thompson came up from minerAi
Hill the fret Of the week.
The New York Sun still flies the free
coinage Gag in New York city.
Tho vsa,ber here during the past week
b.s been cold, windy and dusty.
"saek and We shall End" was never in
,ended 10 apply to Office seekers.
The usual religious services will be held
IN "a. James church tomorrow.
There will be a meeting Of Rescue Hose
Company next Monday evening.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Catholic Church to-morroW.
Mrs, Sam Wheeler left Wednesday for q
weeks visit with her parents q, Reno.
The Chinese Exclusion bill has passed
and the presen, law extended ten years.
National Silver Convention has been
called to meet al Washington, May 26th-
Dillon is The first town In Montans TO
claim the honor Of organizing 8 Silver
League.
Pownlng says: "Ii necessary my sd-
dition shall be thrown into the free coin
sge pool"
The Appeal says the earthquake was
quite severe 10 Carson; IL woke up the
night Waterman.
The Carson Appeal says the way Jack
Frost cotinues 10 hug gentle Spring 10
simply disgrsceful.
"Mo,her Geary,"a notorious crook 10
Los Angeles, has been caught while pick
ing 3 pocket OF 9 lady.
Tn ball given by the odd Fellows last
.w..sr1 % n vary nlaaaADt AZ
fair and well attended.
The State Board OF Assessors and
Eouslization will bold a meeting on the
second Monday in May.
Bellevue. Idaho, has organized . Silver
Club with a membership Of $50 and the
roll ia increasing rapidly.
Senator Teller says that this Congress
will amount 10 nothing unless il decides
on the free coinage question.
A very enthusiastic silver meeting was
held last Saturday evening at Belmont,
Nye county, and a Silver Club organized.
The Silver State publishes the names OF
295 voters OF the town OF Winnemuccs,
who have Joined the Silver Club at thai
place.
The Austin Advocate ssys ''free coin.
age is Of more value 10 Nevada than the
preferment OF any man, set OF men or
party"
Postmaster Smith informs us that after
tomorrow the "buckboArd" mall will closs
at 1880 O'Clock P. NJ, instead OF 3 O'Clock
~ formerly.
Broy's team OF fourteen animals aud
four wagons, is daily hauling thirty tons
OF ore from the Diamond mine to the z.
4 p. Il. X. depot.
So far 81 heard from tho Silver Clubs OF
Humboldt county have q membership OF
592. Who says the honest voters are not
In earnest3-State.
Lander county Silver League No. 2 has
been organized at Austin. The Advocate
says the silver meeting Was large and the
citizens enthusiastic.
Tomorrow will be May Day, bnt ow-
ing 10 the continued cold weather there
are but few, II any. flowers on the sur
rounding mountains.
Prof. Ring, State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, spent several days
here this week. and inspected the Eureka
and Buby Hill schools.
Billy Read, Superintendent OF the Eber-
hArdt mine at White Pine. accompanied
by his wife and children, returned Tues
day from q visit in London.
Any person wishing TO purchase 8 good
ranch and some stock, Is referred 10 the
a. advertisement OF Giulio Minoletti, under
the head OF New To-day"
The Phoebe Record says the Monkey
Wrench mining excitement 10 still at 9
fever heat. and that the discoveries are all
that have been claimed for them.
The Denver News OF the 22nd instant
publishes the names OF over IL 900 sigma
lures to the pledge OF . single Silver Club, |
aud says: Let the good fight go on.
Henry Kind. Henry Rives, Robert
Beatty sad Peter Brsen, returned Sunday
from Belmont, Nye county, where they AZ
tended 9 term OF the District Court.
Every voter al Dun Glen. Humboldt
county. has signed q pledge 10 vote for no
man for President who Ia not In favor Of
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver.
An old man named Marsh, who keeps .
saloon on the road between Genoa and
Carson, and attempted suicide lately, has
recovered, aud expresses q willingness 10 |
live.
Mrs. M. d. Foley OF Reno arrived here |
last Saturday. aud left for home Wednes. |
day, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
W. L. Griffin, who has been Ill for some
time.
L. NJ. Baum. mine host OF the Palisade
Hotel spent several days 10 tow this week.
visiting with his numerous old friends
and patrons. He is as popular as bis
hotel.
The Austin Advocate learns from Cen
eral Manager Fsrnsworth that the Alex
ander mine al Grantsville will be shut
down. as II will not pay ct the present
price OF silver.
The Episcopal Church Ladies' Guild will
give q social entertainment 81 the Opera
House on Friday evening, May 9th. and
extend q general invitation for all TO at
tend. Tickets rs cents.
The Silver State says there Is no use for
the Republican lions and Democratic
lambs TO eat straw together and ~connubiAte
any longer. The avalanche OF public
sentiment cannot be stayed.
The sheep shesrers for Ford & Co., and
the Wheeler Brothers have had pretty
lair weather this week for their business.
and will probably get through shearipg 10
tnis locality next week. The clip 10 re
ported very large aud fine.
Ed. krauss, book. keeper for Messrs.
Mailman q Kind, who left here In Jan.
naiy IAss 70 visit his parents and friends
IN germany, returned last Saturday. He
TO return 10 Eureka.
Senator W. M. siewar. Is the man who
sowed the seeds OF the so.cslied silver
movement In Nevada. lie may resp The
whirlwind.-Austin Rsveille. Judging
from the crop In Nevada there ia iittle
danger Of the whirlwind.
The Carson Appeal says: "The Candle.
laria Chloride Belt 10 being boyootsed by
the miners because Of Its position on the
silver question. The people Of Dayton
have stopped taking the Enterprise and
Gazette for the same reasop."
Judge Fitzgerald returned Sunday
from q trip TO Belmont, Nye county,