Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-06-08
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Mrs A. L. Fitzgerald returned from
,si, 10 California last Saturday.
Coroner d. K. Lewis, who has been verl
M for the last week, Is reported GONZALES
cling.
The New York Sun states that the an
nusl income OF John d. Rockefeller II
$4,000. 900.
A preacher named Benton, blind from
birth, received his eyesight Monday nigh
at Metropolis, Illinois.
A meeting OF st. Johns Chapter No. g.
r.. A. NJ, takes place this Saturday
evening At IN o'clock.
A London dispatch Of the 4sh inst. says
Oscar Wilde has become insane and 10 con-
fined in 9 padded cell.
The Elko County Board OF Trade
organized May 81 with a membership Of
ty-eight leading citizoDs.
Nine.tenths Of the delegates TO the
Illinois Democratic silver convention are
for free coinage at l6 TO 1.
Charley Brossemer has bonded one OF
MS miuon III DuillOu W Ohit 6hho b1t sAS
for sl2, 500.-Elko Free Press.
It Is semi.oniciallly stated that Attorney
General olney is TO succeed Walter Q.
Gresham as Secretary Of State.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is &C. &c; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
50 27%; New York Brokers. % 12k.
81 know how Columbus made the egg
stand up" said Wilbur. HE had 10
Matched Hrst."-Harper's Round Table.
Stephen Naples. the Pine Valley
rancher. paid Earekaa visit for a few
days last week, and returned home on
Monday.
John Rice, engineer on the E.. a p. rail-
road, and family. who have been on q visit
In California for 8 month, returned last
Saturday.
AT the regular meeting OF the Board Of
Commissioners last Monday, f.. L. Eng
stom was appointed Justice Of the Peace
Of Beowawo township.
The Labor Commissioner has informed
the Governor that there are q. present not
less than IL 900 unemployed men in San
Francisco.-ExAminer.
Commencement theses were read on
Tuesday morning at the State University,
Reno. President stnbbs opened the ex-
ercises with an able address.
Simon IL. Fraser departed for Reno Fri
day morning. He goes as representative
Of Eureka Lodge No. 16. F. "A. NJ, 10
the Grand Lodge OF Nevada.
Charley Laden and family came over
from Cortez last week. They have come
here 10 reside. Charley says things are
very quiet at Cortez Al present.
Mrs. II. x. Morrison and daughter. who
have been visiting here for the last five
months, returned 10 their home at Collar.
Cal, on Monday mornings train.
There is no doubt that big sleeves are
going out. The Princess Of Wales and
the Duchess OF York have all their gowns
made with very moderate sleeves.
]. d. Page. accompanied by his daughter
and her grandmother, departed for Hot
Greek last Wednesday. The two ladies
arrived from the East on Tuesday.
Fred Weber. Hawthorne's tonsoriai art
lat. has the following notice In his shop:
Customers will be shaved free to-mor.
rowl" OF oourse IL is always "to-mor-
row."-Bulletin.
Ex-Assem blymAn Thomas Irwin. for.
merly OF Carson Valley, but now residing
10 Santa Barbara, CAL, won o $1,000
ranch In Sacramento valley. 10 the recent
Examiner drawing.
One Of our society young ladies. not
feeling will, thought II was not genteel to
say she was bilious. so she complained OF
being wiliism-ous. These are days OF re-
tnement.-Pioche Record.
Tho Carson Tribune says Mrs. Hartley,
when told OF the decision Of the Board oil
Psrdons. threw herself on the bed, ssyins
she would never go to prison. She would
Kill herself and child instead.
No preparations have been made here az
yet for a proper celebration OF the Fourth
Of July. Times are dull. OF course. but
The day should not be allowed 10 pasi
Without some sort Of recognition.
Tickets for admission to the operi
House on the evening OF the 20th inst.
when the graduating exercises will TAX
place, are for sale at the Postofice book
store and principal business houses II
town.
The SENTINEL returns thanks 10 th
President and faculty Of the Nevada Stat
University for an invitation to be presen
81 the commencement exercises which be
gan on the Sd and ended on the 9Th inst
at Reno.
The people Of the East are dying In III
streets from the effects of heat. Te
deaths are reported In New York, seven 4
Philadelphia and three in Chicago. N
such weather was ever known there Q
this season.
George Washington 10 the father {
this country" said one boy %ihoughtfully
"of course he is," replied the othel
"Well, I'll bet that he'd feel like takir
his country out In tho woodshed II b
could see how it's carrying on to-day"
Thesensation OF the Mint matter wa
spruns Tuesday whom Flo Stewart appeare
osiore Judge Hawthorne and made af
aa'a that bullion TO considerable extern
aAa been stolen from the Mint by VIM
fieIler with whom she lived until 70
cently.-Tribune.
u'ing O. Stump, a California capitalist
.s's'ss that the eagerness for investmen
m'nes which now prevails In London
nafis and Berlin will soon extend TO Me-
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