Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-06-29
HOME AND COAST.


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Reno on a visit last Monday.
The price OF 9 vile In Bululand 20 years
ago was six COWS with their calves.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Nevada State Fair will be held in
Reno during one week in September.
"a word to the wise Is sufficient" A
word to the fool is more than he wants,
The Examiner. Chronicle and Post are
all being set with type setting mschines.
VIM. Hays. Q merchant OF Ely, arrived
10 Eureka from the former place last
Thursday.
Father Kennedy, who has been on a visit
East for a month or more, arrived home
on Thursday last.
There will be a regular meeting Of Eu.
rsks Commsndery No, 2, X. t., this even
Ing at 1880 O'Clock.
J. d. Page. accompanied by his wife,
daughter and two sons, returned TO their
home at Hot Greek Wednesday.
Mrs. J. o. Jones, accompanied by her
children, departed for Pslisade for q few
months visit Thursday morning.
The lates. New York quotation Of silver
10 &c c; Lead-New York Metal Exchange.
% as; New York Brokers. SO 12k.
Mrs. VIM Zsdow. who has had . severe
attack OF rheumatism for the past week,
wo are pleased to learn. is convalesoing.
Platinum is being taken from some OF
the Nevada City miues. II lie a valuable
metal, being worth about 50 per ounce.
Duno Falconer. foreman Of the Cor.ez
Mines Company, arrived in Eureka from
Oortez last Saturday and returned on Mon
day.
On Wednesday OF last week in Elko,
Judge Talbot Of Elko was granted a d.
vorce from his wife. The Gaze was tried
before Judge Cheney.
Secretary Of State Eugene Howell,
who has been on visi. to the Eastern
States Tor the past four weeks, returned to
Carson last Saturday.
Miss Blanche A. Atherton, teacher In
the Second Primary Department OF our
public school during the term just closed.
left for Carson Monday.
The fruit crop a, Hot Greek was not in
jured by the late frosts and the orchard
belonging TO George Dugan will yield a
large quantity OF apples.
As will be seen by notice under the head.
ing " Fourth Of July Ball" published in
another column. Prof. Bice's ochesira in.
tend giving a ball on the 4th proximo.
Proctor Knott. OF Duluth fame, calls
Secretary Carlisle "headwsiter TO our
illustrious President" And the head
waiter has got the Treasury in the soup.
There will be a meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners next Monday. Per
sons having bills sgainst the county should
present them at the Clerks Office to-day.
We have been favored during the week
With occasional showers Of rain, which
have been very acceptable. cooling the
atmosphere and laying the dust on u
streets.
The SENTINEL learns that the lots on
Mob Hill. opposite the school house, for.
merly the property OF James Wilson. has
been transferred by that gentleman to the
Eureka School Trustees.
The SENTINEL returns thanks for q
complimentary tickle, TO the grand Fourth
OF July ball TO be given by the Silver
State orchestra At Wipnemucca on the
evening Of the nations birthday.
A Busnos Ayres dispatch Of the 2ith inst.
says; A carload OF dynamite exploded
in the streets OF the town Of San Paulo,
Brazil. Saturday. Fifty persons were
killed or wounded and many houses de-
siroyed.
The new woman is not so very new after
all. The Federal census OF 1890 shows
that there were 80 women blAcksmiths. 80
women choppers, 129 women butchers,
1911 women carpenters and SO women n
dertakers. OF that b~enighted period in our
national history.
The taking OF evidence 10 the prelimin.
airy examination of Thomas Jenkins for
assault with intent 10 kill O. II. Mcintosh
a. Kennedy on the 9th instant was con-
cluded at Winnemuccs on Tuesday last.
Justice Rougon took the matter under ad-
vlsement until the next morning at 10
o'clock, when he ordered jenkins dis
charged.
The I6diAns In this section are not slow
In catching on, as was shown in their
horse race on the last day Of the races.
The buckskin was by odds the best horse
In the race. and a gentleman approached
the rider and asked him II be would not
win. The Indian said; Maybe so he
win, maybe so you give ne $40 the bay
horse win."-Lode.
Mrs. A. Mccullough OF Currant Greek
arrived In tow last Saturday. Her visit
here at this time was TO meet her daughter.
who was returning homo 10 spend her
school vacation. They left for Currsn,
Greek last Monday. Speaking OF the fruit
crop In her neighborhood. Mrs. MeCul-
Tough informed the SENTINEL that while
The apple crop would NOT be large the
quality would be excellent.
The Elko Independent Of Monday says:
Last Friday evening Charley Wilson was
severely gored by vicious COW at his
ranch on South Fork. The COW was in
%hseorral with q lot OF cattle and Wilson
Nd several others we're parting out some
purchased by Melee onderkirk when this
COW made q break for Wilson, and before
Aseonld reach the fence, she caught him
On The inside OF his left leg with one Of her
aofas and tossed him In the air, and. as
10 came down, caught him again on the
ishi hip, impaling him on one OF her