The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-19
RENO
To the Editor Of the SENTINEL:


To the Editor Of the SENTINEL:
Reno is over the carnival and settled
down to the humdrum tread OF every day
life. The street fair was quite a success
so far as a crowd Of strangers looking for
a wild night on the ocean Of life could
make it. The midway people took about
5000 back to San Francisco with them.
But I'VE no care" 1t is very doubtful il
Reno wants to pattern after Great Britain
and ape royalty again. Miss Avenzeno,
who rode in a handsomely decorated
chariot drawn by four white horses, with
maids and servants galore at her com
mand for four days, is now back on the
Avenzeno ranch milking cows and cook
ing for hay hands. 1t is quite a come
down from a Queens throne to a farm
but Carmelita is the girl who can go
either way &c long as the journey is in
the realm of responsibility. All honor,
say we, to Queen Carmelita, the farmers
daughter.
Some of the boys are piling a few
faggots on the political fire to warm up
the cauldron preparatory to cooking up
the political banquet. II all who expect
seats at the table get in, the rank and
file should be pretty we'll satisfied.
Newlands, as 1 write, is hurrying
across the dusty expanse of continent
lying between the seat OF his power in
Nevada and Washington society. When
he comes he will have to get ready to
pungle a few cartwheels for the hungry Of
the craft. If he don't dig up he will not
be so popular" His work on the Irri-
CATION bill will count for naught.
"Newly put water in the riv" will avail
him nothing unless accompanied by the
root Of all evil"
Those old ~mossbacks, Senator Stewart
and Senator Jones, are coming. so it is
said, to wheel the people into line. Sem
ator Stewart probably to look after the
holdover State Senators and Senator
Jones lowell, l won't attempt q guess
until | know more Of his intentions.
The latest rumor in the west is that
Supreme Judge w. A. Massey will be q
candidate for Congress on the Silver
Democratic ticket. The wise ones are
a little ''afeared" that Clarence can't
make it if given the nomination. Then,
again, it is said that if Vans Tonopah
stock gambling scheme works out as Van
Duzer hopes it will his ambition will have
been satisfied. All this is what "they
say" and is given for what it is worth.
The fight for the nomination for Gov
ernor on the Democratic side OF the
chamber is on in all its fury. Sadler was
here carnival week "whooping her up"
in true wild and woolly style. Whether
his tactics land habits) are proving profit
able, 16 to l has no means OF knowing.
There is no rubbing out the fact that Sad
Ter has a strong following. however, but
Farmer Lem OF Churchill is betting that
Sadler has not a winning hand.
The fight for Secretary OF State be-
tween Rolf and Gene Howell is getting
warmer every day.
Controller Davis is figuring on the nom
~ination for the Office he is holding down,
but whether he is playing the hand close
to his breast without its being tipped is an
open question that can't be decided until
the Fusion convention meets. But let it
go what way it may there is bound to be
many heart burnings.
Local politics are commanding the at
tention Of the boys in the rear of the big
guns, but before the nominating conven-
tons meet their cake may be all dough.
The Republicans do not appear to be
making much noise at the present time,
but the Republican politicians say there
is lots of time yet for the 9. o. p. to get
out it's brass band. 1t would seem to
one not particularly interested In the out.
come that unless the Reps get a move on
soon the Fusion party will clean up the
political platter.
Too much carnival is the only excuse /
will offer for neglecting you last week.
16 TO l, But WHICH One.
Reno, Nevada, July IL, 1902.