Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-07-21
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The latest New YORK quotaton 81 silver
was Gao; lead, SO 10.
The United States flag has forty.hve
stars. Utah Is State.
He that is never satisfied with anything
satisfies nc one.-Anon.
A machine has been invented TO count
dust particles 10 the air.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. say that The strike
has cost them $1,000 q day.
The usual religious services will be held
al Inc Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Loveiock. New, New Era has been
moved 10 the new mining camp Of Ken.
nedy.
Nearly all the main buildings OF the
Chicago Worlds Fair have been destroyed
by fire.
st. Johns Chapter No. 8, r.. A. M,
meets this Saturday evening 81 7:30
O'Clock.
The scientists who declare that the
world 10 cooling of are not supported by
the facts.
II is figured that the maintenance Of the
State militia 81 Sacramento costs over
81, 900 sdsy.
The Grand Jury Is still 10 session, and
will probably make 8 report during the
coming week.
Bald heads in the United States Senate
are SO numerous as TO form q majority OF
the men bers.
One may live az . conqueror. . king or
9 magistrate; but he must die ss Q man.
Daniel Webster.
The miser Is as much In wsnt Of that
which he has as OF that which he has not.
-Publius Syrus.
Mrs. s. z. Peterson. who took her son
TO San Francisco for medical aid, returned
home Thursday.
Gambling IL the child OF avarice, the
brother Of iniquity and the father OF mis-
chief Washington.
The early risers In this neighborhood
last Tuesday morning observed a white
frost on the ground.
Regular exercise BY the massage treat
ment does MS the most good, because the
"other fellow works.
One Of the proudest men In the world Ia
the man who has smoked the same cigar
fifteen or twenty years.
This community, having little TO do at
beat. has devoted the pas, week 70 read.
Ing up the delayed papers.
IN EA0CtAh8 ~ DOLlOCEnNlO Dtntt
Central Committee will be held at Carson
City. Wednesday, July 25th.
The M~ohammedans teach that Adam and
Eve once lived In 9 tent on what is now the
site Of the temple at Mecca.
Misc Josephine Dillon, Of Salt Lake
City, arrived here Thursday on q visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Mucloy.
II Is reported that there are several
Pinkerton detectives in Carlin working up
evidence against the strikers.
Coxey's army had Q way OF moving
trains that ought 10 be studied by the
General Managers Association.
Asmall horsepower engine which Is
said TO make forty-two cirgarettes o min
ute is the invention Of 9 Frenohman.
Hon. Thomas Wren and wife. who we're
delayed In San Francisco BY the railway
tie-up, returned home last Thursday.
For q ~four-hours' argument In q Law
case at Indianapolis, Ind, last week. ex-
President, Harrison received q $25. 900 fee.
Postmaster Smith and wife, who were
detained in San Francisco during the rail.
way blockade, returned home on Thursday.
II lie reported that a military post 10 10
be established 81 Reno. Some Of the
troops coming ives, are 10 be stationed
there.
George A. Bartlett and his mother, who
have been blookaded at Kansas, Mo-, dur
ing the railroad strike, returned home
Thursday.
"Don'i you worry about me-" said the
debtor. ~ would rather " you the
bill a hundred years than cheat you out Of
it,"-TitBits.
Wife lin q fashionable store)- Il wonder
why all these salesladies are dressed In
black7 Husband i suppose because bus.
iness Is ~dead.-Judge.
A late Sacramento dispatch says that
the railroad men at Truckee are 10 an ugly
mood, and that Dol. Graham has dis.
patched more soldiers there.
why did you tumble down. my boy 2"
the kindly lady cried.
Because I couldn't tumble upi" the
weeping boy replied,
The Reno Journal Ia informed that the
Central Pacific is under Government con-
troll. The military directs the movement
Of trains aud railroad men are under their
orders.
The railroad officials 81 Carlin last Mon.
day asked the strikers TO resume work.
The boys held q meeting In the evening
and unanimously rejected the offer Of the
company.
Mrs. O. A. Brown OF Currant Greek.
Nye county, visited here this week. She
Informed us that the apple crop In her
locality would be . failure this year, but
that the grain crop was looking fine.
In Franklin county, Maine. there Is .
divorced wife who for two years has been
housekeeping for her ex.husbsnd. Things
go on smoothly. In spite Of the fact that
the housekeeper 10 visited twice . week by
an attentive beau.
While out hunting one day this week.
Felix Maggini killed o large weasel. lite
fur Ia Of q peculiar color, being a chocolate
brown on the back. while underneath the
color 10 q delicate yellow. The end OF the
tail is tipped jet black.
The railroad paralysis has occasioned q
general revival Of days and means OF
thirty years ago. and boats, stages and
horseback have been utilized for the last
two weeks In mail aud passenger commu.
n~ication through California.
County Commissioner Ford, who hap
pened TO be travelling on the railroad on
the first day OF the strike, and who WAS
dumped off at Rocklin. and who started
from there by private conveyance over
land, arrived homo on Thursday Of last
week.
Provisions OF all kind are becoming
scarce here, and should n further blockade
occur there might be suffering for certain
articles. But ii would require 9 pretty
long siege TO starve us out entirely, as we
have an abundance OF flour, meat and
potatoes.
Mrs. Alexander Mccullough Of Duck.
water. Nye county, was In own q few days
ago, and said she would have . large crop
OF apples and other fruits this year. This
Is good news for our people. as our apple