Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-27
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Even the Mongolians ride bicycles IL
Carson.
New buildings are going up nesrl,
,rny day al Reno.
The angler may forget his lines, but th'
amateur poet never.
Church people have succeeded In stop
ming rafies at Carson.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Harvey is worsting Horr al every meet
ing in the great financial debate at Chicago.
A chain gang has been started in Reno.
Tramps who refuse to work will be fed OF
bread and water.
The pot hunters hereabouts say that the
sags-chickens are very plentiful this year,
and are large and fat.
"Thsnk goodness" exclaimed the pro-
prietor Of the livery stable, "tbey can't
use bicycles for funerals"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mullins left
Wednesday by private conveyance for .
visit at the Winzell ranch.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is &C c; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
So 32k New York Brokers. SO 20.
Tho Reno Gazette says .here will be no
United States Grand Jury until October
70 investigate the shortage at the Mint.
Lieutenant Governor Sadler cam in
from his ranch last Wednesday, where he
had been doing good work in bis hay fields.
TIL water in wsdsworth Is said TO be
very bad and In consequence q great deal
of beer is drank By she people Of that
town.
Mrs. T. d. Page, formerly q resident Of
this county, died in San Jose, CAL, July
sth. She was q native OF Missouri, aged
GO years.
A bar Of gold worth s12, 900 was received
at Carson last week from Silver Star. The
owners say that they are glad woloot,
didn't buy.
Z. s. Harrington, Eco, OF Elko, arrived
here last Tuesday, and after trsnsseting
some legal business returned homo the
following day.
Found-on the road 10 Hsmmond's
ranch, last Sunday. a little child's blue
dress, which the owner can have by kp-
plying at this Office.
Claude Ford. accompanied by his sister,
Miss Rens, and Miss Rosie Kind, left
Wednesday to visit Miss Katie Winzell Al
the 81. ID. Ranch"
Senator John p. Jones arrived at his
Gold Hill home last Sunday. He is in
fine health, and will remain on the Com
stock for q short time.
Hereafter the weekly mail for Duck.
water and Currsnt Greek will leave Eu
reks Monday morning at s O'Clock, instead
Of Sunday as heretofore.
IL IL reported that the women OF Carson
intend 10 carry revolyers with which to pro-
tee, themselves from The degrading insults
OF the tramp dement,.
The weather during the past week has
been unusually warm for this locality, the
thermometer having ranged between 90
and "a degrees in the shade.
Frank saxton and AL. Flood, two Uni
versisy students, departed lsst evening for
White Pine. where they intend TO start up
an assayipg business.-R Reno Gazette.
J. O. Doughty, candidate for Congress
on the Populisi's ticket last Fall, passed
ersditable examination In Elko and re-
oeived . frst grade teachers certificate.
Billy Sampson, who intends leaving
shortly for the African gold fields, is de.
sirious Of selling his house and furniture
an Mob Hin Hasa Ia q ahan an 4Cr a kaR-
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. N. Batchelder. OF Oak
land. Gal, parents Of our fellow towns
man. O. s. Ba.cheider, arrived here last
Wednesday and will remain for some
time.
Out OF the one hundred and ninety
three patients ct the Hospital for Mental
Diseases 81 Reno, one hundred and sixteen
were employed at some kind Of work lass
week.
Four hundred white women and girls
are employed in tho fruit oanneries In
Sacramento, making from 81 10 10 81 rs
per day. No Chinese or japanese will be
employed.
Tho Con. Virginia waste dumps have
been purchased by Nevada corporation.
This corporation will erect mills within
thirty days near the dumps and reduce the
rock they contain.
The Supervisors granted Sheriff Doug
lass Of Nevsds county permission to pur-
chase q young bloodhound for the use OF
the county In hunting criminals al q cost
not 10 exceed 800.
A Cincinnati Judge has decided that a
man who gives all his salary to his wife is
sfool. 30 IL q man who gives money to a
woman 70 buy a ticket for Canada in place
Of buying the tickle, for her.
Many Of the ranchers 10 this county
have employed young Indians in their hay
fields this Summer. and as a general thing
they do good work and give satisfaction.
They can stand hot weather better than the
whites.
A large congregation Of colored people
dispersed one Sunday in thirty seconds.
The cause Of the rapid movement was soon
discovered. About 500 feet from the
church q train loaded with watermelons
had been wrecked.
ranoher in the northern part OF this
county started this Spring with two ducks
and drake, and mp to this writing the in
crease has amounted to about ninety
ducks, which he sold for si5, or fifty cents
Apiece. Who says that raising ducks Is
&aproftable business7
The trial Of Durrsnt began last Monday
~ hs Superior Court at San Francisco
nd The attorneys for the defense asked for
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