Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-11-09
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

a. The Catholic Church tomorrow.
California has shipped 1900, 900 gallonI
OF wine this year. II sold for $500, 900
By trying 10 smother the silver question
the Republicans hope 10 be successful IL
1896.
Superintendent Read OF the Diamond
Company left last Monday for Salt Lake
City.
Those who have failed TO procure their
Winters wood are now in q bad row Of
stumps.
Mrs. Stephen Gage, wife Of the we'll
known Central Pacific railroad man, died
last week.
1t is estimated that 1000 men and 500
teams are engaged in railroad construction
at Stockton.
The Independent says an electric light
plant is among the possibilities for Elko
in the near future.
Four inches Of snow fell in Virginia City
last Sunday night, and about an inch and
one hall In Carson.
The Free Press declares that Shasta
county mines will employ 20. 200 men in
less than Eve years.
The silver advocates want a long cam
paisn. Certainly they can lose nothing
by public discussion.
A meeting Of st. Johns Chapter No. 8,
II. A. NJ, takes place this Saturday
evening ., 2 o'clock.
President Cleveland has issued a procla-
nation designating Thursday. Nov. 2sth,
As Thanksgiving Day.
Under the new Utah State constitution
all patented mining claims will be assessed
81 the rate OF s. per acre.
O. II. Hubbard was elected Mayor OF
Sacramento last Tuesday OIL what was
known as the Citizens ticket.
A venire for rs trial jurors TO try the
Mint cases has been issued from the United
States District Court at Carson.
People from Buckeye and Pine Nut say
that location stakes are so thick that II 10
unsafe TO walk about the district at night.
The sickness al DeLamar Is sbating
somewhat. and no one sick at present is
reported to be dangerously 30.
Corbett says ho will pay no more atten-
tlon TO Fitzsimmons. and contemplates q
final retirement from the ring.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is67sc; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
IS 35; New York Brokers. 50 rs.
Jack Dempsey. the ~well-knovn pugilist.
died At his residence in Portland, Oregon,
OF consumption. on the 1st inst.
A Georgia editor banters any one who
wants 10 get his name in print "to bring
70 his Office q peck Of sweet potatoes"
At a meeting Of the Board Of Regents IL
was decided 70 rebuild the University
mechanical building.recently destroyed by
FIRE.
In Europe Denmark 10 called the Uni
versal Hennery." The exports Of eggs
from that country average Ill ,000, 900 an
nually.
with potatoes at 90 oents per 1~00-pound
sack on the dock. IL looks as though a San
Francisco starch factory ought to be q
paying industry.
A pair Of pugilists and q pair OF murder
ers have monopolized the space Of the ma
jority Of the newspapers In the country for
the last few days.
The first snow OF the Winter season COM
menced falling here last Sunday neon and
continued through the night, and fell to
depth OF eight inches.
The railroad shops At Sacramento are TO
be run IN short hours. As wages are re-
duosd. as we'll as the hours, the men are
not in favor Of the reduction.
All signs indicate that there will be a
splendid chance for live men to make mo-
ney in Nevada during the next few yesrs.
lex. OF course there will
An Iowa man was held up and relieved
Of his pooketbook by three women q few
days ago, but he managed to hold all
three women until the police arrived.
Judge Cheney OF Reno has consented to
deliver Q course Of three or more lectures
at the University In the near future on
"The Elements OF the Common Law"
Last Monday night was the coolest this
season. The thermometer down at the
depot, the coolest place in town, is report
cd 10 have marked four degrees below zero.
Yesterday . week ago the boys we're play
Ing marbles on the streets, and yesterday
the same boys we're coasting down the
hills on their sleds. Great country this.
8. r. Star =; II we we're accused Of crime,
and Colonel Dickinson were appointed to
defend rs, we would plead guilty. 10 escape
the terrible punishment Of listening 10
him.
O.. g.. Young, who was formerly Prinei-
pal OF our public school, has been ap'
pointed Superintendent OF Public Schools
In San Francisco by the Board OF Super
visors.
The s~ilverware belonging to Queen Vic
toriA's table would keep her from stsrva-
lion for the remainder Of her life IL the
worst came to the worst. II is valued al
sl2. 500. 900.
The trial Of the Mint cases will begin In
the United States District Court at Carson
next Monday. The Heney case is the first
on the calendar. and the Jones case is sci
three days later.
When the new that the Republicans had
been successful In the elections which took
place In the several States last Tuesday
was received in Eureka. no apparent en-
shusiasm was manifested.
The young people OF Ruby Hill had q
Splendid time at the social dance al Min
ers Union Hall on the evening OF the 1si
Inst. II was given under the auspices Of
the Ruby Hill Young Peoples Club and
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