Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-10-24
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Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Wednesday.
Beowawe precinct comes 10 the front
viih &C voters.
Give the candidate Q hearing. He won't
bother you much longer.
The SENTINEL learns "a voters are reg.
altered In Pslissds precinct.
Attend the Star Band ball al the Opera
House next Friday evening.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
;.65Ac; Lead-New York Brokers. 50 60.
Reno registered 1,347 voters. This Is
Il2 more than were registered two years
ago.
Patsy Green says he counted seven Of
Eureka's candidates at Palisade Thursday
morning.
The voters OF Nye county are greatly
worked up over the question, shall Nye
county be dissolvedr"
Miss Emma Matson Of Hamilton has
bsen visiting In Eureka during the week,
Che guest Of Mrs. Henry Kind.
rbe Silver Tidings OF Elko has grown
N a 7.column sheet, and is q model paper
geographically as we'll as locally.
John b, Ellis, the FIRST white child born
IN Nevada, saw the light Of day at the
Ellis ranch, q mile below Dayton, in 1854.
Miss Mary Nulty has been engaged to
teach the Newark District school, and en-
tered upon her duties on Monday morn
ing last.
All OF Eureka county's candidates for
the Legislature are pledged 10 the support
Of Hon. J. r. Jones for United States
Senator.
Carson News, Oct. 90: Tomorrow
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and
children leave for . visit 10 Mr.. Jackson's
folks in Eureka.
Johnny Rice, engineer on the E. q T.
r. r., who has been of duty on account
Of sickness for the past three weeks, re-
sumed work last Monday.
The first permanent settlement within
the present limits Of Nevada was made at
Mormon Station by John Reese, . Salt
Lake trader, on July /, 1851.
The SENTINEL learns that Governor
sadlsr q few days ago closed a sale OF 300
head Of beef cattle with Miller a Hesson
Of Elko. The price paid was s25 per
head.
The ball to be given next Friday even
Ing by the Star Band promises to be Q
grand affair. The band boys intend that
everyone present shall have q pleasant
time.
Asample Of tobscoo raised and cured on
Currant Greek. Nye county. by O. A.
Brown, shows that a good quality OF
tobacco can be produced In this county.
Courier.
Thomas McGovern, formerly OF Eureka,
Ia . candidate for Constable OF Reno on
the Democratic ticket. Tom held . SINH
lar position here several years age, and
filed the bill very s~cceptably.
On the Comstock the total number OF
names on the two registry books Ia 1888.
In Gold Hill 34l voters are registered and
In Virginia 1924. Two years ago there
we're over 800 names registered.
~ suppose you know ell about the
financial question ?" said an intimate
friend. 81 don't say that I know all
about H." replied the candidate. "but
know enough not to talk about it,"
The number OF registered voters this
year In the First and Second Wards OF the
town OF Eureka 10 373. The number reg
in the same places two years ago
Was 466. 9 falling of OF SO In two years.
Make no mistake in marking your bal
lot this year. II you want to vote for
Bryan and Sewall make a GROSS after the
names OF the first set OF electors on the
ticket. And mark for no other electors.
Thomas Sherrell OF San Jose. CAL,
arrived In Eureka Saturday, and as
previously announced in the SENTINEL,
will have charge Of the Western Union
Telegraph office here during Mr.. Spin
ner's absence.
News, Oct. II: Rev. Father Kennedy
spent several days In town the past week,
saying mass here on Sunday snd Monday.
We are always pleased to meet the Father
here, and our only regret Is that he q
not come more frequently.
Matt Kyle is q candidate for Sheriff of
Storey county on the Non-Psrtisan
ticket. Mr.. Kyle was Sheriff OF this
county for two terms, and conducted the
office 10 the entire satisfaction Of the citi-
zsns Of Eureka county.
The first snow OF the season put In an
appearance In Eureka Wednesday. The
storm commenced with q slight rain,
winding up with some unusually large
flakes Of snow. Besides purifying the
atmosphere, 1t laid the dust nicely. II Is
now clear and pleasant.
Humboldt county's vote this year will
probably be 9 few over 800, a decrease OF
200 over that OF two years ago.. The fall
ing off will be almost entirely in Kennedy
precinct, which will poll less votes by ITO
than IL did two years ago. The balance
Of the decrease will be at Lovelock.-sii-