Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-07-29
HOME AND COAST.


IA is said that ~ DuildinRs we're con-
sumed by the Susanville fire.
The usual religious services will be held
In 81. james church tomorrow.
California is falling into line with her
sister States 10 the silver movement.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Jack Fletcher left yesterday 70 look after
his mines on Bullion Hill, this county.
The Central Pacific has declared iis
regular s~emi-annual dividend Of / per
cent.
dogs that's the time be has 10 whistle for
them.
deaf man cannot be legally convicted.
II IL unlawful 10 convict Q man without Q
hearing.
The losses by the susanv VILE fire are
estimstedto be $500. 900 with insurance Of
500, 900.
The weather during the week hss been
cool and cloudy. with indications Of rain,
but hone has come.
The Bimetaliic League meets at Chicago
next Tuesday. IL will be . great gath
ering OF the silver men.
George McKim left yesterday for Q visit
10 his old home in Michigan, and later
will take In the Chicago Fair.
Senator Voorhees, IL credited With pre-
dieting that Congress will be likely 70
continue in session for q year.
The New York Silver Club attempted to
hold . meeting, but the proceedings were
broken up By . gang OF rufians.
The good people OF 6~ussnville will re-
build the burnt district 90 soon as men
and materials can be got together.
The Virginia Chronicle nominstes
Francis @. Newlands for Speaker OF the
next Congress.-We second the motion.
Buffalo Bill sent q check for $500 the
day after the Gold Storage FIRE for the
benefit Of the iremen's widows and fami-
Lies.
J. q. Ford and family returned home
from their Roberts Greek ranch last
Thursday, where they visited for q few
days.
While hunting near Bishop Greek last
Monday . young man named Richards
accidentally shot and killed his s-year-old
brother.
Seyenty.two men we're laid of In the
railroad shops at Sacramento last week,
owing 10 the temporary dullness in the
foundry.
Trial Jurors in she District Court are
Informed by advertisement that they are
excused from attendance until September
18th, 1898.
The silver meeting In San Francisco last
Saturday night was q great success. Me-
tropolitan Hall was crowded even as 70
standing room.
A baby fell out OF the third story OF Q
Lo.aa ..sra MtaA 1fuaaAav waak N l
the ground below, . distance Of thirty feet
and was unipjured. Fact.
The Independent says A. W. Hesson,
ex.Assessor Of Elk county, narrowly
escaped being killed by q runaway team
last Friday at YowelPs ranch.
HALLS Hair Remover enjoys the conf
denoe and patronage Of people all over The
civilized world who use II 10 restore and
keep the hair q natural color.
Denver Ia feeding the unemployed at the
rate OF 1000 9 day. Salt Lake will be
Obliged to follow suit soon II times do not
improve.-sait Lake Journal.
Foxes have holes. the birds OF the air
have nests, but thousands OF miners In
Abe silver States know not where TO lay
their head.-yirginia Chronicle.
Judge Holmes al Fresno has fixed the
bail bond OF Heath. whose trial for the
murder Of Mcwhirter ended in a disa-
greement Of the jury, at $4,000.
Ex-Governor George @. Perkins OF
California has been appointed United
States senator 10 ill the vacancy caused
BY the death OF Senator Stanford.
The Phoebe Lode says about IL, 200 head
OF cattle have been shipped by rail from
Milford 70 Idaho. and about 10000 head
will be driven over the ranges TO northern
points.
Lon Gallagher. the man who lost an arm
by being run over by an engine ct the
Mound House. 10 getting along nicely ana
the attending physician thinks ha will pull
through.
Uncle Sam IL going 10 give The West
Point cadets an opportunity TO see the
Worlds Fair. The cost OF ~transporta-
ton and board OF the cadets while at the
Fair will DO 81 1900.
At Carson Saturday Miss Laura M.
Tilden OF Virginia City was admitted to
practice before the courts OF Nevada by
the Supreme Court. She Ia the first lady
admitted In Nevada.
The Denver banks sent q check for
81 900 10 the State Convention toward de-
frsying delegates expenses 10 the Ma
tional Bimetallic Convention which meets
10 Chicago August 1.
Our young townsman. George A. Bart
lett. has been admitted 90 an attorney and
counselor at Law, TO practice in all the
courts In this State. We wish him great
success 10 his profession.
Under Draoo's laws. enacted 81 Athens,
e2i b. O., all idlers were executed, the
law being carried out TO the letter with a.
much severity as though the offender had
been found guilty OF murder.
/ am afraid that boy OF mine
Is but . stupid little Ounce;
He's played with powder all day long,
And hasn't burned his fingers once.
-HArper's Bazaar.
A father with eight manageable
daughters advertised as q last resort TO
&c. them of his hands. He received the
following telegram: IAN Q bachelor and
wealthy. Will gladly marry one OF your
daughters. Send . sample at once"
The Deseret News tells Of Q prominent
Utah merchant who replies TO all offers
from Eastern wholesale and manufactur-
ing houses In the following laconio style
"Gentlemen-you do NOS want our SILVER
we do not want your goods"
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
Company returned home from Salt Lake
TO attend the meeting Of the Bimesallic
League 81 Chicago on the 1st OF August.
He goes a. q delegate from Utah.
An editor out West who sends his paper
oui 10 slime subscribers" sends q bill
each year. When . second bill IL sent
and there IL no response he takes II for
granted thai the subscriber Is dead. and
publishes an "obituary notice" in bis col
umns.
Charley Wallace. after an absence OF
about four months. returned home isss
Tuesday. He travelled extensively in the
Eastern States. and on his return took In
the Chicago Fair. He says the Eastern