Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-06-04
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Inc OOuntI
Monday next.
The latest New York quotation for silver
vas s7tc; lead, 81 20.
Exery voter In Lincoln county has
ioined the silver league
The father Of the Wheeler Bros. left for
home on Wednesdays train
There are so boys and "a girls In The
s,ate Orphans home a. Carson.
Uomer 8. King, the we'll known broker,
IA going ont Of the stock business
Tb usual religious services Will be held
a, ~ James church tomorrow
Tha usuAl religious services will be held
-. ,ba Catholic Church tomorrow
rhcra arc no, twenty gold bugs IN both
o.,t;es in all the eastern psrt oil the STATE
Tho california and Nevada delegations
A. Minneapolis passed East on Thursday
me- ALLEGATIONS OF Colorado men will
shon, for silyer both at Milwaukee and
Chicago.
In the rattle for the stallion Leo, which
took place q few days ago, Cyrus Horn was
the winner.
81. slos," Fssset. is mentioned for the
Craftsmanship Of the Republican National
Committee.
The Bulletin says Senators Stewart and
Teller should be fred cut OF the Republi'
can party bodily.
Richard Grid, OF California, has 1000
acres Of land planted In sugar beets. This
beats the record.
If. Gumbiner, Q representative OF the
Selby Smelling Works, lie here In the inter-
est OF his company.
The talk Is now that Eureka Ia 10 have Q
rousing Fourth Of July celebration. o
ticulars next week.
Sol Hip. OF Ely. passed homeward from
che Winnemuoca Convention lest sunday.
6ol Is solid for silver.
Mrs. l.. Dunkle, wife OF Sheriff Dunkle,
departed for California on Monday last Tor
\ brief visit TO friends.
Fox gets judgment for over . million
against the Nevada Mill Company In the
Hale & Noroross suit.
Hon. Thos. Wren and Col. A. @. Ellis
have been fighting Joanna legal points at
Carson during the week.
The new hoist at the Diamond will be 10
motion in another week. 1t Is capable Of
sinking 200 feet or more.
County Recorder Beard has one TO Elko
n other parts OF the State on business
connected with o~ddieilowship.
Tho Johannes family, old and respected
residents OF this place, left for California
yesterday to reside permanently.
In an interview Senator John p. Jones
gives she opinion that Blaine will be nom
mated at Minneapolis. Rats. IL will be
Ben. a
jackson knocked out slAvin In ten
rounds. Ii was a r%attling mill aud attend.
ed by a large share OF England's aris,oc-
raoy.
The Diamond mine is away beyond the
experimental stage. II 10 already q great
mine and constantly growing better 10 the
deep.
Miss Louisa Losehenkohl OF Palisade.
who has been visiting Mrs. Judge Fiizger-
aid during the past week, left for home
yesterday.
Attention il called 10 the advertisement
OF Felix Msggini In another column. Read
his price list Of choice wines aud liquors,
me then give him q call
Republican National Convention next
Tuesday. The telegraph has agreed TO
furnish free bulletins Of the proceedings
20 all points Of the country.
Bob Ingersoll says: MANY nations have
died, but I do NOT remember that @ monu-
ment was ever erected with the epitsph,
/. Died Of Too Much Silver.
An accident occurred 70 James Cow
ling's Oldest little boy, on Ruby Hill, last
wednesday. The lad foil into the waste
chute at the Richmond mine n badly in
jured his knee.
A stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 10. + 4 a. NJ, will be con-
vened at its Hall this Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited 70 AZ
tend.
Mrs. W. II Clark, who was we'll known
and prominent in social circles in the early
days OF Eureka, arrived from California
last Saturday, and will spend q week or 80
here looking after her property interests.
John O'Brion. OF Typo. died here May
s0th OF miners consumption. He was q
native OF Ireland, single. ~ aged 30 years.
He had boon q we'll known minor and pros
pector in southeastern Nevada for 20 years.
The San Francisco Bulletin calls silver
Republicans cranks and advises them TO
ges out OF the Republican party. Well,
that is what they will do pretty fast when
Harrison is renomina.ed on a meaningless
platform.
Run -FOUR eye over the silver league list
published elsewhere In this issue. II nun
bers nearly 1000 names. Thus far Eureka
y sbo baahof oouutl VI tuc othtts GFtA9
body stands In In this section, and we are
all In 70 stay.
Mr.. p. McElroy and wife left for San
Francisco by yesterdays train. They go
down for Mr.. MoElroy's health. He has
been In declining health for some months
He carries with him the beat wishes OF the
community for q speedy recovery.
The regular monthly meeting OF Eureka
Hook and Ladder 90. No. !, and Knicker-
booker Hose Co. No. 2, will take place on
Tuesday evening, June 7th. All officers
will DO elected for the ensuing term, con-
sequently Q full attendance should be had.
Mrs. Charles Ferraris, the wife OF our
worthy County Commissioner, returned
on Tuesday from Italy, where she had been
on q visit for her health during the last
four years. She comes back fully restored,
. fact which her numerous friends will be
glad 10 learn.
John McNauahton has been appointed TO
the foremanship OF the Eureka Con. mine.
a fact which inadvertently escaped notice
last week. We are glad OF his success, be-
cause he Ia both q good man and q compe-
TEN miner. His appointment gives gene
raj satisfaction.
A Grand Jury from the town and i'm.
mediate vicinity will be called the coming
.eSs' VIII DO required 70 cOnbluer q
single case, occupying only = few hours.
Inc idea is TO get rid of u case Of the
man Raymond who Is In jail. rather than
10 Keep him until Fall.
MISS urAcie jackson is at home from the
Oahisnd College TO spend her vacation.
one mas made rapid strides In her studies
GURUS me past year, which include all the
niBher branches. She graduates two years
hence. and Is destined 10 be a youne lsdy
OF rare aocomplishments.
We hear Of a few Democratic hickers in
the west because no electoral ticket was