Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-06-20
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Johnnie Wheeler returned from Califor'
mia last Saturday.
Surveyor General Jones arrived from the
vest on Thursday.
The latest New York quotation for silver
was 97h lead. 81 As.
Phoebe will celebrate the Fourth Of july
on . grand scale.
W. B. Harrub is expected 10 arrive here
by this evenings train.
Our public school will close next Friday
for the Summer vacation.
For some days past Father Nattini has
been wrestling with the grippe.
France will appropriate 1 900. 900 francs
for her exhibit al the Worlds Fair.
Recon. thunder and lightning storms in
Lander county killed many cattle.
|. @. O. whitmore returned Thursday
from q two weeks visit at the Bay.
Osrsons sports are " blowing themselves
in on the Chinese lottery in that town.
Henry Bartlett has been on the siok list
during the past week with q bilious attack.
President Fries, OF the Eureka Con Com
psny, arrived here by special train Thurs
day night.
superintendent Read. Of the Diamond
Company, returned from Salt Lake City
last Saturday.
Miss Eds Shaw returned last Saturday
from Salt Lake, where she had been at
tending school.
Mrs. Angelo Belli left Wednesday for
. visit in Switzerland. She will be absent
for Two or three months.
The Cortez Mining Company shipped
last week twelve bsrs OF bullion. The
bars averaged 1 600 ounces each.
Billy Read, superintendent OF the Mon
itor mine at Taylor, White Pine, arrived
here from the west on Thursday.
The Prince OF Wales has been repri-
manded by his mother. and he has prom
ised never TO handle cards again.
Thirty or forty ladies OF Virginia City
have signified their willingness to act as
aids 81 the Fourth Of July celebration.
The sixteenth annual commencement,
exercises OF 81. Msry's Academy, at Salt
Lake City, takes place next Wednesday.
Judge Coffey has appointed Mrs. Kate
@. Perry, grandmother OF Florence Blythe,
guardian Of the latter with bonds fixed at
SIS 5000.
To. morrow Father Nattini will hold
divine service ID Eureka at 8 and IL O'Clock
A. N. Sunday school and evening service
as usual.
Miss Flora Gill OF Tacoma four years
ago entered into real estate speculation
there with 81 900. and since then has net
ted $40 1000.
Elko Independent: Every American
citizen should celebrate the Fourth Of
July and set . proper example 10 the ris-
ing generation.
Before leaving for Bar HArbor Francis
q. Newlands announced himself rs q can
didate for Congress before the next Re-
publican Convention.
Hank knight has purchased the Joe
Mendes saloon property on Main street,
and paid 81 900 for il. The building Is
now undergoing repairs.
j. r. Kendall, Superintendent OF the
Jennie A and other mines a. Hamilton,
White Pine, returned from the Bay on
Tuesday, and left for home she next day.
DR.. Freeman, OF she firm Of Freeman &
Tibbits, the Salt Lake City specialists, ar
rived here Thursday. He can be found ct
the jackson House to-day and tomorrow
only.
The District Court will be in session
NEXT Monday, when Judge Talbot will pre-
side. The suit against the Prospect Noun
tain Tunnel Company will then come on
for trial.
The yield Of the Comstook mines last
week was 1850 tons OF the value OF Sl,-
413 so. The Enterprise says this IL the
largest bullion yield the Comstock has
shown the present year.
A stated communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. l6, +. a A. M will be convened at it's
Hall this Saturday evening at 1850 o.
All Master MAsons In good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr., Geo. Phillips, q resident OF this
In the early seventies, arrived here
from California last Tuesday. He was on
his way to White Pine, whore he Is inter-
ssted 10 some mining properties.
Morris Hartnett, foreman Of the DiG'
mond mine, left Wednesday for Salt Lake
City. His health has not been good OF
late, and he is going TO take q lay-ofi Tor
two or three weeks TO recuperate.
Messrs. Beard, Ferraris, Baird and Rock,
from the western part OF she
State on Thursday, where they attended as
delegates the annual meetings OF the Ma
sons, Odd Fellows and Knights OF Pythias.
In the slogging match last Tuesday be.
tween Frank slayin aud Jake kilrain, for
a purse OF $4,000, Kilrain was knocked
down three times In the third round, but
struggled along until the ninth round,
when he gave up the light.
We had the pleasure Of 8 visit q few days
sgo from Will A. PEARS, travelling agent
for Chamberlain d Co., dealers in proprie-
tary medicines at Des Moines, Iowa. IL
Mr. PEARS is q specimen representative OF
his firm they are good business people.
yerdsnal's chat, in the 8. F. Chronicle,
has ,he following: Judge Joe Grandel.
never lii out from the New York Hotel on
Thursday bound for Eureka, New, where
his presence 10 presently required In i'm
~portant mining litigation. He has made
many warm friends here.
The scholars In the public school have
purchased an elegant American nag, and
will show their patriotism by unfurling 10
10 The breeze on the Fourth OF July. This
will be about the only recognition OF the
Nations holiday that will be observed here.
Hurrah for young America
Ex. Postmaster Bartlett is down in the
Montgomery District, Death Valley, and
writes that the mines are very rich. He
thinks II Ia going TO make . good mining
camp, and has so much faith In IL that be
has written for his son George TO come
there at once. George will leave here
next Monday.
AT the residence Of the brides parents,
on Ruby Hill, on the 18th instant, John
Hancock Jr.. and Miss Ella Williams were
married by Justice Wilson. We acknow.
ledge the receipt OF refreshments, and
while partaking Of them the health and
prosperity OF the Young couple Was drank
a number Of times. May unalloyed hap
piness attend them through life.
Last Tuesday Felix Msgglni, while out
hunting at the italian ranch, shot 70
doves in about three hours. and he
thought 10 wasn't a very good day for
doves either. There are more doves In
this locality this season than has ever
been seen here before. They are dine eat
ing, as we can attest, having been present
L. L. Al. annini