Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-05-27

Salt Lake City, Utah, has . population
o, 1900.
Queen Victoria Was so years old last
Wednesday, May "a.
Prices for steers continue about the
same in Arizona, being SIS, SIS and s21
for one, two and three year.olds.
London Daily Telegraph announces The
discontinusnce OF its Sunday edition. No
| comment accompanies the announcement.
At the Butchers picnic. held last Sun
dsy in Stockton. CAL, Glib Houghisnd
| killed, skinned and dressed i've sheep In
Is minutes and "a seconds.
Admiral Schley, the hero OF the Santiago
naval fight will visit Salt Lake. Utah, next
sunday, and preparations are in progress
to give him 9 reception worthy Of his
vslor.
The rapid depletion in the ranks OF she
California Pioneers is hardly realized. OF
the first 500 who signed the constitution
Of the Pioneer Society Of San Francisco
but 81 are known 70 be living.
The United States transport steamer
Sherman sailed late Monday night for the
Philippines. bearing / 500 men. the largest
number Of soldiers 10 leave the San Fran
cisco port on 3 single transport.
II is expected thai cars will be running
between skasusy and Bennett BY July 4,
on the White Pass railroad. When con-
necsions are made the trip from Seattle to
Dawson can be made in from ten to twelve
DAYS.
In Louisville. Kentucky, District Lodge
No. 2, Independent Order Of B'NAi Birth
pledged the delegates TO support . jewish
hospital for consumptives in Denver, Col,
q. . cost Of $751; 900. II will be open 70 ell
nAtionslities.
Allan G. Fraser has arrived 81 Ensensds
Mexico, from the new Santa Clara placer
fields, bringing 5 5000 worth Of bullion
He reports the district as being wonder
fully rich and twenty miles In extent
: The miners by dry washing get out from
, SIS TO $40 a day.
Reports from the new camp Of Buffalo
Hump, Idaho, say it is q poor place FOL
! miners seeking employment. Nothing car
be done in the way Of prospecting befor
July, and IL costs 81 to buy q very poo
meal there al the present time.
An attempt was made Wednesday after
8 noon at high tide to float the American
: line steamer Paris, which ran on the rock
a Of Lowlsnd Point, near Cocerack. Corn
: wall, early on Sunday morning while OF
her way to New York from Southampton
but the effort proved unsuccessful.
: Miss Mollie O'Brysn, q s~tenographe
and court reporter of Cripple Greek, Colo
: recently cleared SIS 900 ON investments i
d Isabella mining stock and she now own
J. the control in the Teutonic property o.
Bull Hill, for which she was offered an
ii has refused about $40 200.
ie The official dispatches from Genera
1t Otis are so conflicting that il is impossibl
r to form a reliable opinion Of the situation
r in the Philippines. While n dispasc
:, gives positive assurance that the insur
gents are suing for peace, the next give
g list Of casualties daily occurring fror
skirmishes.
y A large party OF scientists. mostly fror
leading educational institutions Of th
. country will leave Portland about June
y for an exploring expedition in Alaski
:, This will be one Of the largest scisntif
exploring parties ever organized and wi
have every facility for thorough an
- practical investigation. II Is said that i
: work will be OF the greatest value in show
= ing the resources and natural capabilitit
Of Alaska.