Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-12-07

Potatoes are selling here for 81 % and
81 so per sack Of 100 pounds.
The Comstock payroll for the month Of
November amounted to s74,73l Al.
The usual religious services will be held
~ the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The public school was closed last We'd
nesdsy on account OF the scarlet fever.
II commenced showing yesterday al
noon. with indications for its continuance,
John L. Sullivan is going to retire from
the stage and 60 into the mercantile bust
ness.
The session OF the District Court has
been postponed from the 9th to the 10th
instant.
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
Company left yesterday for a visit at Salt
Lake City.
Geo. A. Bartlett, Esq, returned Thurs
day from . professional visit at Belmont,
Nye county.
Mrs. Henry Man has sold her saloon
building and private residence to Frank
Brossemer.
Governor Jones has almost entirely re-
covered his health and will return to Car
son this week.
The quarantine was raised last Wednes-
day ct the University and the boys given
their freedom.
George O. Englert came 10 from Newark
Valley Thursday, to make purchases Of
provisions, etc.
Eugene Norris returned last Friday from
DeLsmar. He is favorably impressed with
the new district.
We're California IS densely populated as
Rhode Island, the State would have &c.
244 900 inhabitants.
Holmes, the multi-murderer, has been
sentenced to death at Philadelphia, having
been denied a new trial.
The Board OF Trade Of Elko county will
publish the resources Of that county in
book form for distribution.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
10 &c; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
s. s2k New York Brokers. SO 20.
A man broke into the sehoolhouse at
Carson and stole the old clock on the
wall" which he pswned for whisky.
The Virginia 4 Truekee Railroad Com
pany refused to pay its taxes in Storey
county. and the result. will be a lawsuit.
A meeting OF ST. Johns Chapter No. 5,
r. A. NJ, takes place this Saturday
evening at Z O'Clock. Election Of officers.
County Treasurer HUI informs us tina,
the taxes for this year are nearly all paid
up. and that the delinquent list will be
small.
One hundred thousand men and $4,000
women. in round numbers, voted for wo-
man suffrage In Massachusetts, on the 9th
OF November.
Mrs. Thomas Trainor and two children
left yesterdsyifor Butte. Montana. where
she will Join her husband and remain dur
Ing the Winter.
A church advertisement in Topeka an
nounces that IS young ladies will attend
service In bloomers. The young men are
cordially invited.
The County Commissioners have had
sign boards placed on the roads leading
from Eureka via Roberts Greek 10 Cortez,
In this county.
The Occidental mine al Virginia City is
attracting considerable attention. New
ore has been discovered that has given the
mine quite q boom.
Mrs. Robert Granger and her two sons
old residents Of Ruby Hill. left Wednesday
for Victor. Colorado. where they expect te
reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Batchelder. who
have made an extended visit here with
their son, O. s. BAtchelder, returned yes
terdsy TO their Oakland home.
Tribune: The numerous poker game
running nightly In Carson. and the grea
amount Of money changing hands, shos
that times are on the mend.
The Supreme Court has affirmed Judg
Cheney's decision to the effect that Count,
Auditors have 9 veto power over bill
passed by County Commissioners.
The Christmas vacation at the Univer
sisy will be nearly three weeks long. an
all the students are advised, as far as pos
sible. 10 spend their vacation away froa
the school.
John W. Flood, cashier Of the Donohue
Kelley bank. San Francisco, has given u
the fight and goes to Jail for seven years
His appeal to the Supreme Court has bee
Withdrawn.
The Esmeraida county Grand Jury hs
shaken up the county officials consider
ably. They think they have discovers
crookedness n have ordered the book
exported for ten years back.
AL. Smith, the photographer, came il
from Phoebe on Friday Of last week, II
will remain here a few days 10 transac
come business and then return to Della
mar, where he will locate permanently.
The Eastern " leaders Of society" ar
discussing the question Of whether
gentleman" should recognize his barbt
on the street. 1t depends very much upo
how much the gentleman owes the barber
Alaska's gold output this year. it is est
mated, will be 8 1000. 900, nearly ssOO,OC
Of which has been obtained from place
mining, chiefly along the Yukon rive
There are abou. 500 stamps in operation
The Carson Appeal has offered the III
Of lite columns 10 ex-Treasuror Richards
explain how seventy or eighty ihousan
dollars Of 1898 got into the State Treasur.
The Appeal says the public has a right
know.
Gen. HArring ton, Of Silver Star dissri