Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-08-01
aOME AND COAST.
...r, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

.reeistrsti0n books are now open at
n the Peace Wilson's office.
=. NJ, B. Bartlett departed on Thurs
ar q visi. in California.
,sr schoolhouse has just been erected
.,he Diamond C~ompsny's mine.
u.usl religious services will be held
a. Catholic Church tomorrow.
=. l.tes, New York quotation Of silver
.sse: Lsad-New York Brokers, 50 so.
IA, Bergman. foreman of the Diamond
-. ia building a residence near the
zine.
IA. NJ, @. Foster left by Wednesdays
!, for a months recreation in Cali
hris.
no,srnor ssdler left Eureka on Monday
:, Mia Huntington Valley and Sulphur
nucbes.
candidates for County and Township
.s,ss have begun to announce themselves
In Elko county.
The State Fair at Reno this year will
.ommence on September 81 and continue
EuuA
A and including the goth.
p II. HUI and family, who have been
,,s,iestiug in the country for the past
.saL returned home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hank knight and her sister, Miss
Alma Mannheim. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
q, Ford al their Roberts Greek ranch.
J R. Ennor Of Pine Valley arrived by
i.s, Saturdays train. and after transact
inc some legal business returned home
Monday.
Phoebe Record. July %: +. r. McNamee
ga, broushtin lsst evening. suffering from
saver. and is now under the care OF DIR.
CAMPBELL.
DeLsmsr Lode: Mr.. Berg Of Eureka,
yevsda, has opened a general merchandise
store In the vietta stone building on lower
Main street.
Jack Psrdy, who was recently injured
BY fall from his bicycle, was out for a
buggy ride Tuesday, and will soon be able
10 attend to business again.
Judge Henry Rives arrived in Eureka
~ Saturdays train from Salt Lake on 8
Ght to his family. He left by Wednes-
dy's stage for Phoebe and DeLamar.
Miss Annie Williams. assistant Princi-
pal Of the Ruby Hill public school, who
hs spent the past two months in Grass
Valley, Cal, returned home last Saturday.
Mitch Gregovich returned to Eureka
Wednesday from sodaville. Inyo county.
California. He has been absent several
months and will now probably remain
here.
Reno Gazette, July %: Senator J. P.
Jones 10 expected here tomorrow morning
or night. The Senator will probably take
q somewhat hssty look at his political
fences in this State before going to Santa
Monica.
A hosting engine and wire cable, TO be
used inside Of The tunnel on shaft No. 2 Of
She Diamond Company. arrived in Eureka
Tuesday and was taken to the mine Thurs
day morning.
John r.. Bradley says the hay and grain
crops in Elko county are the best on REQ
ord. The people are almost unanimous
for Bryan, and the gold ticket will not get
9 hundred votes in the county.
At Austin, Nevada, the Austin Mining
Company's tunnel 10 now 5000 feet in.
There are 1000 feet more to be pierced;
100 men are at work, and IL is expected the
tunnel will be completed January /, 1897.
Eureka o boasts Of a cyclery. Chet.
agent fer the Cleveland BIZ
cycle. received q consignment of those
wheels the forepsr, OF the week and 10 now
prepared TO sell or rent wheels to ladies or
gentlemen.
The ordinary rule is reversed a. the
mine. Bingham. Utah, where, as
The work goes deeper. the ore changes
rom s%ulphurets TO oxides. Utah Is 9 land
,f maruels. furnishing silver in sand and
gold In coal.
1t 10 estimated that rs. 900 horses will be
from this country to England dur
Ing the present year. The demand for
lhem Is due to the fac. that electric motors
have not been generally introduced on the
railways there.
W. @. Owens. agent at Palisade for the
E. Il P. and s. p. made q flying trip to
Eureka the first Of the week. Mr.. Owens
10 just finishing mp his annual summer
vacation. moss OF which he spent at Salt
AXE and Ogden.
Miss Amy Head. who has gained con-
siderable notoriety by the suicide Of the
younger Stetson In her room in San Fran
cisco, spent her early life in Nevada. her
father being coal receiver for the Eureka
in Eureka several years ago.
Carson News.
In Utah and Colorado the miners and
others interested in silver have undertaken
70 individually subscribe a small sum
monthly from now until election, to form
q fund to pay the expenses Of speakers who
will work for free silver in doubtful
The question is now being sgi-
tated in Nevada.
On account OF the large amount OF hay
remaining over from last years cutting,