Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-09-01
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

In 1889 Chinese subjects paid s24, 0O0.-
900 taxes on land.
The Silver party convention meets OF
Carson next Tuesday.
The lates. New York quotation OF silver
was CO o: lead. 50 10.
The Star Band intend giving . ball dur.
ing the month Of September.
over 40 per cent OF the business OF the
United States 10 done By checks.
Judge Rives left yesterday 70 attend the
Silver party convention Of Carson.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
In 1898 the total cost Of the mineral
production Of Canada was $40. 250, 600.
The father Of Jim Keene, the noted
stock operator. has just died in Paris.
The moan annual temperature OF the
Attic region is below 80 degrees Fahren.
heit.
The average weekly wages paid 10 female
lAborers OF all classes In Germany h
% II.
Hon. Thomas Wren left yesterday TO al.
tend the Silver par ~ State Convention 81
Carson.
Dlstrict Attorney Dreen left yesterday
for Carson 10 attend the Silver party con-
vention.
Miss Minnie Kohler, sister Of Mrs.'Wm.
Zadow, arrived here Tuesday from Grass
Valley, Gal.
Miss Minnie Sadler will leave 70. day for
Reno, where she will attend the State
University.
Next Monday will be Labor Day" II
10 . national holiday throughout the
United States.
A philosopher has discovered that man
don't object TO be over rated, except by
the assessors.
strike 10 threatened at Grass Valley,
GAL, on account Of . proposed reduction
Of miners wages.
We are glad 10 welcome 70 our exchange
table the Californian" published 81
Bakersfield. California.
A picnic recently given ct Virginia Oily
for tho benefit OF 81. Mays hospital Of
thai city cleared 81 400.
The Revolutionary War cost America
1886, 1913, 703. and the next war with the
British cost S107, 159.O03.
Mrs. @. A. Malhewson, OF Hamilton,
was in town several days this week a. the
guest Of Mrs. J.. W. Brown.
II is said that an electric railroad 800
miles long is 10 be built. connecting Boise
City and Lewiston, Idaho.
WIN. woodburn has been engaged 10
aid Thomas Wren and W. A. Massey in
defense OF the Csrlin strikers.
Only about one-twelfth Of the lands OF
Idaho have been taken up, and some parts
OF the State are as yet unexpiored.
Mrs. A. l.. Fitzgerald, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mary. lofs yesterday
for the warm springs In Elko county.
A single carload OF nearly pure silver
ore from the Smuggler mine recently re-
celyed Of Denver. was worth $500 900.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday. Persons having bills against
the county should present them to-day.
Miss Blanche A. Anterior, q Of the
lady teachers in our public school, will
arrive by this afternoons train from Car
son.
W. A. Galloway, aged eighty-two years.
OF Ottawa, Ohio, recently married Mrs.
Thornton. aged eighty-four. Of the same
place.
Eugene Howell arrived here from Selig-
man on Thursday, and left the next morn
Ing TO attend the Silver party convention
81 Carson.
Miss Nins whitmore returned from
Carson Thursday, whore she spent her
school vocation with her aunt, Mrs. j..
B~urlingame.
Charley MoGfegor. Sheriff and Assessor
OF Nye county, who has beon Ill for some
time. We are pleased 10 state. Ii rapidly re-
covering his health.
Miss Louisa L~oschenkohl. OF PAlisade.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. A. l.. Fitz.
gerald during her school vacation, re-
turned homo last Monday.
J.. q. Paige. OF Nye county, arrived here
last sunday with HIS two sons, who will at
tend the Deaf and Dumb Asylum n Berk-
sley, CAL, for another term.
J.B. Dougherty, formerly Of Cortez, is
10 have charge OF the underground work
ings OF the Imperial mine ut Kennedy. A
better selection could not have been made.
-Reveille.
Lost--A small square silk handkerchief
or hood was lost By q little girl while re-
turning from the picnic last Wednesday.
The finder will confer . kindess by leaving
u At this office.
Lost-Two carving knives and . steel.
when returning from the Sunday school
picnic last Wednesday. Any q having
found them will confer Q favor by leaving
them 81 this offce.
Mrs. Alec Mccullough and daughter. OF
Duckwater, Nye county, visited here the
frat OF the week. when Misc Mccullough
left for Salt Lake City. where she will A.
tend 81. Mays academy.
Felix Maggini has an advertisement
under the head OF New To-day" inviting
ell persons who are indebted to him. u
all persons TO whom he 10 indebted, 10 call
a. the captains Office and settle.
Ben Fitch, who IL we'll and favorably
known ell over the Pacific Coast. n es-
p~scially In Nevada. took charge Of the
Arlington Hotel. Carron Oily. On the LIST
instant. Ben ought 10 make . hrstclsss
hotel. keeper.
Owing 10 the dull times the Western
Union Telegraph Company has ordered Its
Office Of this place closed. which was ao-
oordingly done last evening. This will be
q great inconvenience TO our people, but IL
Ia keeping with nearly everything else
here.
Three OF our fellow citizens will seek
the honor OF representation on he Silver
party ticket Of The Carson convention next
Tuesday. viz: A., l.. Fitzgerald, for Dis
trict Judge; r.. Sadler, for Lieutenant
Governor. and Il. M. Beatty for Attorney
General.
John Roeder came In from Phoebe last
Sunday by private conveyance. accom-
panied by his son aud daughter; also, by
Charley Weiderhold, step son OF Alec B.
Thompson. All the young folks were on
their way 10 Reno to attend the State
University.
Frank Wilson returned last Saturday
from Berkeley. CAL, accompanied by b.
II. Seabury. After an extended tour through
Mexico and Southern California they
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