Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-11-05
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

battle.
Familiarize yourself with the sample
ballot.
Does anybody know who Heinrich Bar
thels isp
Hon. C.. G. Powning At the Opera House
this evening.
The sack hunters will not be in 4, q.
his election.
r. 5. Rodman. postmaster at Carson
died last Monday.
oregon Is safe for $4,000 majority
against Harrison.
90 to the Consolation ball, there will be
lots Of fun there.
Tho exodus from Phoebe TO Ferguson
District continues.
Apply in person to the County Clerk for
your sample ballots.
Pool selling will be lively stGus Hintz's
next Tuesday evening.
Thu latest Now York quotation Tor silver
was s5ao lead, SO So.
Go early il you wish TO get a seat in the
Opera House this evening.
The usual religious services will be held
in st. james church tomorrow.
Harrison and Cleveland combined will
not got fifty votes in this county.
DIR. Freeman, the specialist, Is coming.
Read his local in another column.
The usual religious services will be hold
al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Consolation ball next Friday even
ing promises TO be q grand success.
Ihe price Of admission TO the Consola-
ton ball has been reduced 10 81 30.
Vote for the best men for our local Of
foes, without fear, favor or Affection.
Mrs. Livingston, wife Of Al. Livingston
died at Carson last monday evening.
ST. Johns Chapter No. 5, Il. A. NJ,
meets this evening At o'clock sharp.
The downward price Of lead is only
temporary. IL will raise after election.
Hon. stephen NJ. White, OF California,
has joined the ranks Of the Peoples party.
Don't fail to vote for Stewart and New.
lends, the champions Of free and unlimited
coinage.
A colored man living at Tillaney, N. c.,
Is the father Of 40 children and SO grand
children.
Hon. NJ. d. Foley is now an ardent sup
porter Of Mr.. Newlands, and has shook
Woodburn.
The latest election returns on Tuesday
evening will be received at Lautensehlsg-
er's saloon.
A vote for either Cleveland or Harrison
is a vote approving the crime OF 1873 de
monetiziDg silver.
1t is conceded thai the Peoples party
will hold the balance Of power in the next
California Legislature.
We acknowledge the receipt OF compli-
mentary tickets 10 the Consolation ball
and also TO the Military ball.
Stewart, Newlauds and Wren are making
q redhot fight against the Jones crowd IN
the western part Of the State.
The music for the ball next Friday eve
ming will be by Prof Rice's orchestra, and
will be the best for a long time.
J.. p. Dunklo offers his household fur
nituro for sale. See his advertisement
under the head % New To-day"
The Examiner asserts that thore are
5000 falsely registered names on the
Great Register Of San Francisco.
The worst tyranny over imposed upon
the people Of this generation has been per.
petrased BY our old political parties.
Many Of the local candidates must Deces-
sarily be defeated next Tuesday, as there
are not offices enough to go around.
The silver party will close the campaign
with a grand rally on the night OF Noyem-
Der 7th at Virginia City, Carson and Reno.
The committee Of arrangements for the
Consolation ball are making great prepa-
rAtions 10 make II the event OF the season.
The gold bugs say that stewar, must be
defeated, ss he IL the most dangerous
''ghost dancer" and "%silyer lunAtie" IN
the United Siates.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet next Monday. All persons haY.
ing bills against the county should pre-
sent them to-day.
Nearly all the local candidates who have
been eanyassing in the northern part OF
the comfy have returned home, each con-
hdent that be captured that neck OF the
woods.
Remember always that the Peoples
party is the only one that fAvors more
money, and that better times will never
come until there is q larger volume OF
money.
A fire occurred 10 Milwaukee last week
in which thirty blocks Of buildings were
burned, and the loss Is estimated at seven
million dollars. Foul lives were lost IN
the flames.
Property owners are complaining OF
stray hogs that get into gardens and root
up and destroy everything they can get to.
The owners should look after and keep
them peuned.
The candidates that are defeated next
Tuesday should not make any back talk,
but stand up and take their medicine like
men. We know how 1t feels to be defeated
We've been there.
All the signers TO the Eureka Silver
League are morally bound TO vote for the
electors on the Silver ticket. as they
pledged themselves to that effect. Don't
skulk, gentlemen. but come TO the front
fighting for silver.
The New York Financial and Mining
Record, a strong free coin age OF silver or
gan, has been driven to the wall by the
Cleveland Harrison gold bugs aud forced
to suspend publication.
The voting booths to be used at the com
ing election have been set up at the poll
ing places. In the FIRST Ward, in the
Masonic and odd Fellows building, and 10
the Second Ward, 10 the White Pine
County Bank building.
Harry Jackson left last Sunday for
Taylor, where he will remain while the
Monitor mill is in operation. Mrs. Jack
Hon took her departure for Colusa, Cal,
last Wednesday morning.
Hon. @. @. Powning. OF Reno, will ad-
dress the people Of Eureka at the Opera
House this evening on the political issues
OF the campaign. He is a fine speaker,
and will tell his hearers many things that
tney fon't know about politics.
In our Issue OF last Saturday the names
OF TIE undersigned ladies who assisted al
the Catholic Festival were n adverteItl y
omitted: Mrs. Ed. Mccormick. Mrs. M.
Ayers, Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. O.
Rosenersns and Miss Katie McElroy.
John Molitor aud his daughter arrived