Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-06-08

Is also stated sha.s an unsquivocal free coin
age platform will be adopted.
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald o.
California has published bis reasons fol
starting 9 free white labor bureau, and FOL
his 10 Investigations into the ooolie labor
question. He presents statistics showing
that 3s. 900 japanese are taking the places
in orchards and farms Of $4,000 white men
who have families 10 care for.
Marshal Humphrey Is out in 9 card
showing up the hypocrisy Of Messrs. Wood.
burn and Collins offers TO produce James
Heney 10 Carson. The Marshal says the
propositions OF the attorneys were too
absurd and preposterous 70 merit serious
consideration. and be obsrscterizes them
Is insincere, childish aud farcicsl.
A hsnd-to-hsnd encounter took place In
the Chollsr mine on the Comstock about
Eve O'Clock last Monday evening between
John Dobie. the night foreman. and Pat
Rogers, q miner. The trouble occurred st
the station on the $50 level OF the mine.
aud Mr.. Dobie narrowly escaped being
pushed down the shat. and being stabbed
with q csndlestick.
The State Republican Leagues Of Colo
RADIO held Convention in Denver recently.
and invited Senator Teller TO address
them. The Senator did not respond. The
convention, however, went on and passed
resolutions reading every man out Of the
party who refused TO support the nominees
Of the Republican National Convention
whether they were for free coinage or not.
1.-THE National Educational Association
will hold its 34th. annual meeting In
Denver this year from July 9th. TO 18th.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged and many delightful excursions
| will be In order. Information as to special
rates 70 teachers or IS to the programme
can be bad by addressing the Superintend-
ent Of Public Instruction, Carson City.
Nevada"
F. L, Engstrom Of BeowAwe arrived In
Eureka last Saturday. He has disposed Of
his interest In the hotel and store at Beo-
wawe 10 bis former partner o. Benson. We
learn his mission here At this time Was TO
qualify as Justice Of the Peace Of Beowswe
township, and also TO purchase q tele-
phone. He succeeded In becoming 9
magistrate. but did not succeed In buying
Q telephone. He left for home on Wednes.
day.
The application OF Mrs. Hartley for q
pardon came up before the Board al Car
son Monday. Numerous petitions from
various parts Of the State asking that par
don be granted, we're read, and several sd.
| dresses we're also made in her behalf.
After due elaboration the Board decided
to deny the application for pardon.
| Governor Jones. Attorney General Beatty
and Supreme Judges Bigelow and Bel
KNAPP voting against and Judge Bonnideld
in favor Of pardon.
The Silver State says Thomas Evans was
fatally injured while 81 work on the rail-
road at Winnemucca last Saturday. Mr..
Evans and others we're moving some old
ties from the track. One Of the men,
named Gus Wright, was picking the earth
away from q lie and accidentally struck
Mr.. Evans 10 the back Of the head. DR..
Hanson and Hsgar. examined the wound
and found that the skull had been frac-
tured and the pick point had entered the
brain. causing a fatal injury.
The National Educational Association
meets In annual convention al Denver.
Colo. in July next. For the occasion, the
SENTINEL learns. . special round trip
rate OF $40 IS from Palisade will be made.
These special tickets will be sold so ss to
pass Ogden from July 9Th TO s,h, inclu.
slye. They will be good tgoins) only for
continuous passage. commencinR on Gate
OF sale. They will be good TO return from
Denver on July l2th to 18th, inclusivei
but II deposited with q Joint agent OF the
terminal lines 81 Denver will be made
available to return on any date mp TO and
including August 25th next.