Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-09-02
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

WAS NV A0@1s
Ed. Krsuss left yesterday morning for
Chicago 10 visit the Worlds Fair.
Rev. T. l.. Bellam returned home las,
Tuesday from . trip TO Wadsvorth.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
A valuable iron-gold mine has been
discovered about Q miles from Ogden,
Utah.
Hon. Thos. Robinson and wife were In
town from Newark over last Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Mccormack returned home
from the Worlds Columbian Fair last
Thursday.
Oscar Butler was brought TO town from
Buffers ranch last Thursday for medical
treatment.
State Bank Commissioners Briedenthal OF
Kansas does not think the New York banks
are solvent.
Mrs. Saml. Wheeler and Miss Halle
Ford are visiting the parents Of the for.
mer at Reno.
Henry Keuchel arrived from Callfornis
las, Tuesday on . visit to his brother Jake,
at Ruby Hill.
NtuAtof DtoNuIt b8ib nu VIII bthhw MS
reputation upon the prediction that the
wilson repeal bill will never pass.
The struggle for Home Rule In ireland
In the British House OF Commons ended
yesterday. The Lords will reject the bill.
Mrs. VIM. Strauss and three children
came up from San Francisco last Tuesday
and are visiting Sol Triple at Ruby Hill
On the south fork OF The Humboldt sage
fowls are reported so thick that they visit
the farms and dispute feed with the chick
ems.
Pence tof Colorado will moi answer for
currency on Lombard street, hence, the
bankers Of Wall street have no use for
him.
Congressman Newlands has taught the
gold bug statesmen OF the country lessons
on the silver question they never knew be.
fore.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday, and persons having bills
against the county should present them
to-day.
Mrs. ]. W. Lambert left here last Mon
day for change OF air and Q Wait OF three
or foul months with her friends In Salt
Lake City.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland lef,
Buzzard's Bay for New York on their yacht
Oneida last Wednesday on their way 10
Washington.
Mr.. Page, Of Typo, was 10 Town during
the early part Of the wook; be reported
everything there az extremely dublin
fact, quite dead.
Maurice Hartnett, foreman Of the DiA-
mond mine, left last Monday for Salt Lake
and will probably take in the Worlds Fair
before he returns.
The stockholders OF the Prospect Noun.
tain Tunnel Company are reminded that
assessment No. 23 will be delinquent OF
Tuesday next, Sept. 8.
The opening OF the Eureka public
school has been unAvoidably postponed.
owing 20 the unexpected non-arrivAl OF the
principal. J. Jones, Jr.
Hereafter the owners OF lumber mills
along the Truckee river will be required
20 burn their sawdust and shayings in
stead Of dumping them into the river.
Halls Hair Remover contains tho ns.u-
raj food and color-matter for the hair, and
medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing gray
ness. badness. dsndruf. and scalp sores.
To feel the torture Of delay,
The agony OF hope deferred;
To labor still from day to day,
The prize unwon. the prayer unheard.
The oseeola Gravel Mining Company Of
0sceola, White Pine county, are taking
out 9 little moro gold than will pay ex-
penses. They are at present employing
80 men.
Mrs. 8. Benedict. accompanied by her
daughter, blanche, arrived here last
Thursday and will have charge OF the
Second Primary department Of The public
school.
Thos Wren, r. Ssdler, @. A. Corenke.
Alex Fraser and I. @. O. Whitmore were
elected Trustees OF the Prospect Mountain
Tunnel Company on the 26th ult. for the
ensuing year.
Wilson's bill TO repeal the purchasing
clause OF the Sherman Act having passed
the lower House. the opinion prevails that
IL will also pass the Senate without q saw
ing clause for silver.
Mrs. q. A. Fletcher. Mrs. +. j.
Schneider, Mrs. A. Skillman and Granville
Fletcher returned home last Wednesday
evening. after q delightful visit TO Mrs.
Joseph Winzell's ranch.
luz Oulu1kO luttf Opcnu 10 Ono VI WV
latest converts TO bimetsllism and 10 fear.
lessly exposing the ways that are dark
OF the Eastern gold bugs. Truly the sill
YER cause 10 gaining ground.
Music and Drama says: mabel Bouton,
sister Of Madeline Bouton, both bright
Nevada girls, has signed o soubrette In
Oliver Byron's company and makes her
first venture upon the stage next season.
J. @. Ford a 90. have $50 head OF 2 and
8 year old thoroughbred aud graded
Spanish and French bucks for sale. All
who are interested should read their adj
vertisement on the End page Of this paper.
The silver men Of California are getting
alive to the dangers OF the financial ques-
tion which 10 now effecting the whole
country, and q state silver league 10 now
being organized, regardless OF party afhl-
iations.
Mrs. Fred German, accompanied by
Vaughn Phelps and her daughters. started
out last Sunday with . team and camping
outfit for Utah, where they will spend the
balance Of the Fall among their family
friends.
Arthur l.. Thomas, chairman OF the
National Executive Committee, has issued
tho official call for an international Irriga-
tion Congress TO be held al Los Angeles,
California. for one week beginning October
10th. 1898.
The agency OF the Nevada Bank at Vir-
ginla City has closed its doors. People
who are in 9 position to know say that IL
will be small loss to Virginia, as IL was
never an accommodating institution. Oar
son Appeal.
Senator Jones says there will be no
speedy action taken In the Senate, and
there can be no vote taken until Tie Legis-
lstures OF Wyoming. Montana and Wash
ington meet and send TO the Senate duly
accredited Senators.
Mrs. Sam Wheeler OF Eureka is here on
q visit 10 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. o.
Wells. and II you wish TO know where to
find the brightest, handsomest and most
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