Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-09-05
HOME AND COAST.
y.t.ers of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

rurehs public school commences Mon
willie Mckay returned Wednesday from
be East.
frank X. Murphy, Esq, Of Ely lie visit
ss Eureka.
n. Ksrsky left for San Francisco yester-
hy morning. .
The Populist State Convention meets
A Reno to-day.
Judee Henry Bives took Mondays train
n, Salt Lake and New York.
Gov. R. ssdlsr left Sunday for his Sui
,hur and Huntington ranches.
The silver Party State Convention con-
,snes a, Elko on Tuesday next.
aaoree @. Englert arrived from Hot
Strings, Newark Valley, Wednesday.
lanes McMenomy and Phil Brown
anne in from Newark Valley Wednesday.
n. q. Bstchelder has been appointed
.san, in Eureka for the Sacramento Bee.
Judge @. F. Talbot of Elko arrived in
rureks from Ely Saturday. He left for
home BY Mondays train.
J. M. North Of Garden Valley. who was
in town on legal business the latter part Of
,as, week, left for home Monday.
7. II. Sharp, who has been employed on
Aha SENTINEL for the past three months,
aspsr,ed for California Tuesday.
A shipment OF ore from the Dimmiok
mine q. Typo TO the Salt Lake smelling
works passed through Eureka Sunday.
Prof. A. L. ~Dornberger, Principal Of
,he Eureka public school. returned from
nj. summer vacation in California on last
Tuesdays train.
Under New To-day" will be found a
notice Of the Trustees of the Eureka Public
School OF interest TO parents and citizens
Of Eureka generally.
The wife and family Of our fellow-towns-
man W. j. Smith took their departure for
Salt Lake City Saturday, where they will
permanently reside.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
is66hc G; Lead-New York Brokers. 50 30.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
There will be q meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners next Monday. Per-
sons having bills against the county should
present them At the Clerks office to-day.
Roy, eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Ms.hswson OF Hamilton. was q passenger
on Wednesdays train for Reno, where be
goes TO resume his studies at the State
University.
]. @. Ford returned Wednesday from
Elko and says the people Of that place
look forward to q lively State Convention.
From presen. indications they will not be
Disappointed.
". J. Smith gives notice under New
To-Day" that he has disposed OF his bust
ness in the Postofice Bookstore to O. 8.
Bstchelder, who will in future conduct the
business at that place.
Arthur McEwen, one OF the brightest
and best known OF the newspaper writers
Of the Coast. has left for New York. where
be goes to accept the position oil editorial
writer for Mr.. Hearst's Journal.
The Jewish new Year begins ct 6 o'clock
next Tuesday evening and ends Wednes-
day evening at 6 O'Clock. during which
time the business places Of our Jewish CIT
liens In Eureka will remain closed.
On receipt Of the news OF the arrival
in the United States OF the great Oriental
Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese
residents OF Eureka caused the American
and Chinese flags to be hoisted in front
OF their joss-house in honor OF the dis
visitor.
The SENTINEL learns that there are sew
erai cases OF scarlatina among the chill.
In Eureka at the present time, the
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Meri-
aldo, who died Wednesday and whose flu
neral took place Thursday, having fallen
. victim TO the disease. 80 ID Is reported.
The usual annual picnic Of the teachers
and children OF the Catholic Church Sun
day school was held near the Depoali ranch
east Of town Wednesday and was largely
Games, foot races and singing
were INDUCED in. and all present enjoyed
the outing very much, and the children
especially.
O. s. Batchelder has purchased the en-
tire stock and business OF W. ]. Smith in
the Eureka Postofice Book, Stationery
and Variety Store, where he intends to
keep a full supply Of all up to date srti-
cles In the stationery line. See notice else
where In this issue Of the SENTINEL.
The new lady teachers, who have been
engaged TO teach In the Eureka public
school during the ensuing term. begin
ming on Monday morning next, arrived in
Eureka during the week. and have been
assigned TO their respective grades in
the school rs follows: Miss Alice Walton
spiel Of San Jose, Third and Fourth; Miss
Mabel Haywood OF Los Gatos, Fifth and
Sixth; Miss Edith Knowles Of San Jose,
Seventh and Eighth.
James Hagar, who died in Eureka last
SATURDAY. of naralvsia and rheumatism