Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-11-03

NO man 10 hukiOus w rtahu uiku III tut
es,imaiion OF the tax assessor.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The New York Herald declares that
Tsmmsny is on the road 10 its Waterloo.
After to-day there will only be two days
more before election. Make II lively.
boys.
Hon. John Tore arrived here last
Thursday from the western par, OF the
State.
An English paper remarks that in Amer
lean politics the barl has superseded the
log cabin. ia
Superintendent Read OF the Diamond
Company returned on Thursday from Salt
Lake City.
The vote Of Elko county will be about
1900. Ia 1892. there we're I.22i votes
cast In ihe county.
Don't put any faith 10 lies sprung 10 the
las, hours Of the campaign. You will be
deceived II you do.
The present indications are that not
much money will be used 10 this campaign
BY local candidates.
Hon. n. M. Beatty and Hon. Eugene
Howell returned last Thursday from The
western part OF the State.
The New Era says the Silver Party
ticket will receive a sweeping majority In
the gold camp Of Kennedy.
rkL.. nl..L .ko haa Aeau wt.fffpn In
Ruby Valley for come time. returned
home The frat Of the week.
The Assessor fight In this county at
tracts more attention than any OF the
other Offices. II will be a hard eight.
Bald Mountain, As We long since pre-
dicted. 10 coming TO the front, and the
prospects are improving right along.
The County Commissioner will meet
mex, Monday. Persons having bills against
the county should present ,hem to day.
Every friend Of silver Ia Nevada should
cast biz bsllo, for the Silver ticket. SHOW
by your vote that you practice what you
preach.
"who vii take care OF the babies when
the women have their rights 2" some one
asks. There won't be any babies .-Atchi-
son Globe.
Winter IL driving the miners out OF the
Yukon basin In Alaska. Many OF these
are on their way TO San Francisco with
their gold dust.
Mr.. oldboie- Il am a self.made man,
sir. 1 began life as . barefoot boy. Ken.
nard-Indeed. Well. l wasn's born with
shoss on either.
The campaign liar alw,ys poses as II be
we're the most virtuous and upright per-
son on earth. when, In reality. be is The
biggest scamp unhung.
Miss Lilly Jones. who 10 teaching school
81 whites Ranch. in Diamond Valley.
after . few days visit 10 her mother. re.
turned there last Tuesday.
II. @. Cutting, Silver Party candidate
for State superintendsn Of Public In.
siruc.ion. dropped In here last Saturday,
and left on Monday for winnemucca.
Hon. Thomas Wren. Hon. r. NJ. Beatty.
and hon. Eugene Howell will address the
citizens OF Ruby Hill this evening. and
In Eureka on Monday evening, on the po-
lisioai issues OF the day.
The polls will be open next Tuesday
from 8 O'Clock 10 the morning until Q
O'Clock 10 the evening. The lower ward
polling place will be as the Masonic and
odd Fellow building. and that OF the
upper ward At the old White Pine County
Bank building.
John Brown, one OF the Brown broth
ere. who formerly carried on q black.
smithing business In this tcsn, came over
about . week ago from Hamilton. where
he 10 now mining. Il was his fret Walt
here for years, aud he had . pleasant time
renewing acqusintsnce with old friends.
He was accompanied by Charley Richtaer.
OF the six-Miie House. Both returned to
White Pine last Tuesday.
The ball given at the Opera House last
Wednesday evening by the Hooks and
Knicks was not as largely attended as was
expected, and we did not learn y 1t was a
financial succoss. Prof. Rice's orcbesira
furnished the best OF music. and there
was plenty Of room Tor the dancers, who
enjoyed themselves to their hssrt's con-
tent. In fact. all that was lacking In tie
number OF attendants was fully made up
by those present 10 the enjoyment OF the
evening.
Last Sunday night two men, supposed
10 be trsmps. stole a horse and saddle
from Joe sabron's ranch, and another
horse and saddle from larry Lorrigan's.
on Currant Greek. Finding that Lorri-
gan's horse was OF no account, one OF them
went 10 Isaac Twins on Duckwater, left
u there, and took another horse and an
overcoat, both of which belonged 10 Val
entine Pratt. Harry Lorrigan. accompan-
led by Henry and Wafer Vogel, started In
pursuit Of the thieves on Tuesday morn
ing, and arrived here on Wednesday after
1901 and put Sheriff Wheeler on their
track.
The festival held OF Miners Union Hall,
Ruby Hill, last Thursday evening, was q
delightful entertainment. The singing
and recitations by the young people were
excellent and we'll rendered. and received
hearty applause. Ice cream and cake
lemonade, ginger pop. candy and fruit
tables we're lsvishly spread and literally
p~atronized. The management OF the en-
tire affair was exquisi.ely conducted BY
the young ladies Of Ruby Hill. and by
their surprising ability they made IL q
most gratifying success. Several OF onr