Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-08-10
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

A, Cshen arrived nome from . sisit ~
California Last Tuesday.
Mrs. t. Dewitt Talmage died al Dan
Vile, N. Y, on Monday.
supt. Reed OF the Diamond returned
from Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Ben Sanders. formerly OF this place, has
gone 70 DeLsmar TO practice law.
The apple crop on Currsnt Creek and
Duckwa,er lie reported 70 be good.
Henry Kind and Charley Laden re.
turned from their trip TO Ely Saturday.
As 9 general thing typhoid fever seems
70 be very prevalent In Reno OF this time
Of the year.
A meeting OF 81. Johns Chapter No. 8,
r. A. NJ, takes place this Saturday
evening AZ IN o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Skillman departed for
California last Wednesday. They will DO
absent about two weeks.
Frank Henderson. pioneer stage
driver, died in the wsshoe county hospital
Wednesday Of last week.
The Packing and Drying company Of
Sacramento have $50 girls employed in the
cannery and want as many more.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is &C. C; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
% sax New York Brokers, So 37S.
A shipment Of a gold bar valued at
90. 800 was recently made from Mont
gomery. Nye county, TO Salt Lake city.
The July pay rolls on the Comsiock
amoun 10 s77.71s &c, which Ia over
$4,000 higher than for the month Of June.
Father Kennedy aeparted Tor DeLsmar
last Tuesday; therefore there will be no
services q, the Catholic Church to-mor-
row.
A prisoner named Joseph Hannah es-
capped from the State Prison on Saturday
last aud had not bsen captured at last ac-
counts.
Miss Mary North, Of Garden Valley, ar
rived In Eureka on Tuesday aud during
her stay is the guest Of Mrs. G.. A.
Fletcher.
Congressman Bryan describes the gold
craze as " the new yellow fever that kills
not those who have IL, but those who do
not have H."
The year 1896 will witness one Of The
most exciting, bitter and stupendous poll
iical campaigns ever waged in the history
Of the oountry.-Ex.
j. A. Fillmore, General superintendent
OF tho Southern Pacific Company, denies
that he has been appointed General Man
ager as successor 10 Mr.. Towne.
A woman drummer for a st. Louis
vinegar mandatory ia touring the north
west on a bicycle and in stunning Partisan
boomers. She is creating a sensation and
selling gallons and gallons Of vinegar.
The Rev. Lawrence b. Ridgely, Of Salt
Lake City. will celebrate the Holy Com
munion At ST. James Church on Sunday
next, August 11th. al II A. NJ. viii also
hold evening service and preach at $3.50.
The golden Wedding anniversary OF ex.
Governor and Mrs. Biaisdell Of Nevada,
will be celebrated with e brilliant recep-
ton 10 about two weeks al their home 10
Highland Park, across the bay from San
Francisco.
The Tribune says: Bob Stewart OF Sill
YER Star district recently extracted from
twenty-seven pounds Of ore six pounds OF
gold; from seven pounds Of ore twenty
four ounces Of gold, and second grade ore
won't from $3.50 to $500 per ton.
A friend said to a lady cycler Of Carson
the other day. "You look awful nobby
in that suit" To which the cycler, who
is not burdened with a supersbundanee
OF fesh. replied. 20, dear me! Do my
bones show as badly as all that"
An Indian at Austin by the name Of
Pete bought 3 large chunk OF Ice there a
few days ago. and when asked what he
was going TO do doing with IL replied
that his wife was going to make ice cream
for him. The natives are fast becoming
civilized.
While down at the Hay Ranch last
week. Jim Downing says be saw q sure
sign that the approaching Winter is go
ing TO be 9 stupner-sn extensive and
thick growth Of thistles. He says moth
ing OF the kind has heretofore been seen
In that locality.
A way to beat train robbers has al last
been discovered. Instead OF shipping
gold in dust. coin or small bricks ii will
be made into bars weighing about $50
pounds each. One can imagine q train
robber gazing at one Of these bars as the
time came TO go.
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart is going 10 en-
ter the journalistic field. He will be al
the head OF the editorial staff Of a weekly
paper TO be known as the Silver knight.
published at Washington. d. O., by the
Order OF Silver Knights Of America which
has recently been incorporated. II will
advocate the free coinage OF silver.
Harry A. Knox Of Sacramento, one oil
the leaders Of the railroad strike OF last
year, has begun proceedings 10 the SUI
perior Court against the Southern Pacific
Company and q number Of others 10 re-
cover damages in the sum OF $500 900. al
ieging that the defendants prosecuted him
maliciously for the murder Of Engineer
Clark.
Tim Flanagan, a tramp, fell of the tor
Of a freight car east OF Wells Sunday fore
noon and several cars passed over his RICH
foot, grinding 1t in a horrible manner. HI
Was found by a man driving along thu
road and taken to Wells and from ther'
taken TO the hospital at Elko, whore DR.
Mcdowell amputAted the leg just below
the knee.
In the summing up Of the great debate
bsiween Harvey and Horr, the silver cham
pion put the finishing touches on his gold