Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-08-15
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

The Virginia Enterprise has declared for
Mckinley and Hobart.
The usual religious services will be held
=, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
;sssc; Lsad-New York Brokers. 50 20.
s~uperintep dent Read OF the Diamond
mine departed for Salt Lake Wednesday.
Hon. John T. Wheeler and wife returned
from their trip 10 Nye county on Thurs
day.
Up 10 yesterday noon l16 voters had reg
,s,ered in the First and Second wards Of
Eureka.
Tbe Wells, Nevada. Index has been re-
yiysd under the management Of Phil
Triplette.
Mine host Baum OF Palisade has BUR
thanks for g fine mess Of trout received by
Thursdays train.
Mrs. John A. Steele departed for San
Francisco Tuesday for the purpose Of con.
sulting an occuliss.
Sol. Hip OF Ely announces himself a
candidate for State Senator in the White
Pine News Of August 8.
The weather for the past week has been
unusually warm here. but the nights have
been cool and pleasant.
The condition Of Miss Sadie E. Taylor,
of whose illness mention was made last
issue, has not been improved.
Considerable new hay is coming In TO
the Eureka market at present. The aver.
sge price is about s16 per ton.
The heat in the large cities Of the East
has been most excessive, and hundreds Of
deaths from sunstroke are reported.
Miss May whittenberg. who was so ser
iously injured in the picnic accident about
two months ago, Is steadily improving.
Silver State: Eureka pstronizes "home
industry" by engaging two San Francisco
school teachers and one from San Jose.
The SENTINEL Is indebted 10 State Print
er McCsrty for 3 copy Of the 9th annual
register Of the Nevada State University.
A San Francisco school teacher has q
card under the head Of New To-day"
worthy OF the attention Of School Trustees.
W. E. Griffin, Wells. Fargo d Co.'s
route agent for Nevada, arrived in Eureka
by last Saturdays train and remained over
until Wednesday.
The Carson Appeal says James r. Judge,
Private Secretary TO Governor Ssdler. will
be a candidate for Supreme Judge before
the Elko convention.
John Dennis. the father Of the Purity Of
Election Law, says tina. he 10 going to
make every effort to see tina, il Is enforced
In this State this year.
Nearly all the local candidates have their
petitions signed. II any new ones should
come TO the front they will have to rustic
pretty hard for signatures.
Mrs. JIM. North and daughter. Grace,
came up from their ranch In Garden Val
ley BY private conveyance last Saturday
and returned home Monday.
No names OF probable delegates to the
State Convention OF the Silver Party to be
held at Elko on Sept. 8 have been men
toned, and the primary election ID only q
week of.
Gazette, Aug. Z: Fred Fisk. formerly
editor OF the Eureka Leader, 10 paper
published late In the 70's at Eureka, Ne
vada, but now q real estate dealer In Los
Angeles, went East this morning en- route
to Chicago.
Mrs. Alex Mccullough and Mrs. @. A.
Brown came In from Currant Greek
Thursday. Mrs. Mccullough says that
the apple crop In that section will be very
light this season.
County Treasurer HUI and Geo. A.
Bartlett. and VIM. Harris and Simon II.
Fraser Of Ruby Hill left yesterday morn
ing for a trip through the west side and
north end Of the county.
A disgusted miner who went to Alaska
writes back to q friend as follows: "OHer
. premium at your next county fair for
'ths biggest fool in the country and I'll
try and get there In time"
Peter Lob and his street sprinkler have
been veritable public benefsotors during
this hot. dusty weather. Peter is also an
aid to popular intelligence. for he keeps
the dust from being thrown In folks eyes.
All honor and thanks 70 him.
District Court meets on next Friday.
the 2lst.. with the following civil cases on
the calendar: A. Laird Va. NJ. Morris; Phil
Paroni Va. j. r. Henry and Jos. Lindsay;
Elias Boomhower vs.. J. M. North; Mary
McGarry VS.. All Tone; d. Davis vs.. D.
Nathan; j. n. Ennor We. J. P. Raine;
Rocco Krsgnaz Va. Frank Paul ct al.
Hon. Thos. Wren addressed the people
OF Hamilton last Sunday night on the pres
emit political situation. The meeting was
we'll attended and Mr.. wren's speech was
listened TO with close attention by an en-
thusiastio audience. At the close OF Mr..
Wren's remarks, Geo. A. Bartlett. Esq,
was also called upon and made . short
speech. Hamilton hopes TO be the banner
precinct for Bryan and Sewsll.
The record of apnl;cants fox oe6c;ai r;a