Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-11-28
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

rsks . short visit during the fore part OF
the week.
John CIendening left Saturday 70 take q
ssision with the Tenabo Mining Company
A Cortez.
The Carson Appeal reports Attorney
General Beatty a. dangerously Ill with
pasumonis.
Father Kennedy, who is visiting Of Salt
LALe, is not expected TO return home for .
ruple Of weeks.
Work on the Opera House Is progress
ding, and 1t is expected 10 will be ready for
use In about three weeks.
Henry Berry Left Monday for Corsez.
BE will have charge Of the assay Office Of
the Tensbo Mining Company.
There will be Q called meeting Of 81.
Johns Chapter, r. A. M, this Saturday
evening ct z O'Clock. Work in the NJ. M.
degree.
After holding . term Of court 1T Austin,
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned TO Cali
fornis. We learn he will be In Eureka in
about two weeks.
John Williams arrived in Eureka Thurs.
day with q ten-ton shipment Of ore from
the Dimmick mine at Typo. II goes TO
Salt Lake for reduction.
The Ladies' Guild will meet next Tues
day evening at z O'Clock OF the residence OF
Mrs. Horn on Mob Hill for business, and
ell members are earnestly requested TO be
present.
DR.. O. Hamilton. the dentist, left
Wednesday for San Francisco. He expects
TO remain in California about two months.
when he will return and resume his prac-
tlce in Eureka.
II will be seen by reference TO the report
Of the candida.es' election expenses, pub
lished in another column, that Eureka
county is q remarkably cheap place in
which to do politics.
II is expected that the air.ship seen so
frequently in many places 10 California
recently. may put In an appearance here
shortly, IS il is reported o 10 be bound
for Cuba via New York.
The Phoebe Record strongly advises
those seeking employment to steer clear
Of De Lamar for there are at present q
large number OF good miners who are un-
able 70 obtain employment.
Elko Independent. Nov. "a: Henderson
Green has purchased 200 head Of steer
calves OF Mr.. Ennor OF Pine Valley. They
are to be delivered at his ranch above
town next Sunday or Monday.
In the case Of the State vs. Mrs. W. H.
Tyler. charged with drawing . dangerous
sary self-defense. tried by jury before
Justice Wilson last Wednesday, . verdict
OF scquiitsl was returned.
Our miners are making hay while the
sun shines. or rather shipping ore before
the snow fies. All the teamsters are
working early and late getting the ship
ments from the various mines now being
worked to the railroad station.
School time has been set 9 half hour
faster than regular town time. This
change 10 thought advisable because Of
The shortness Of the days 81 this season,
ths lower rooms OF the school building
being poorly lighted toward the latter part
OF the afternoons.
The furious windstorm that began here
last Sunday night continued until early
Wednesday morning. when . snowstorm
set In. The snowfall Was slight-only .
few inches fell. Wednesday and Thursday
nights we're very cold. the mercury drop
ping nearly 70 zero.
Scarlet fever and scArlatina are preva-
lent 10 Eureka ~ the present time 10 OIL
limited degree. The SENTINEL learns that
there are o. least four children afflicted
with the disease, namely. the youngest son
Of @. L. Broy, the two sons OF Hank Gro
q and the son Of James johnson. The
latter 10 convaiescing.
Az there seems 10 be . difference Of opin.
ion existing among some Of our citizens
% TO who was elected District Attorney OF
Lincoln county, New. al the late cleo
ton, we give the following Official hs.
urss published In the Phoebe Record
Of NOVEMBER 10: MoNAmee. $50; Sand.
ere, asa; Sawyer, 272.
Thanksgiving Day was very generally
observed here. despite the depression and
bard times. Business houses and the
Postofioe and Courthouse officers took .
lay.of. From the amount Of turkeys and
cranberries received and disposed OF by
our grocsrs. every one In town must have
enjoyed the day here in the good old-fash-
Toned way.
There 10 considerable sickness among
some Of the children OF Eureka n present.
Besides the few cases OF scarlet fever,
there are many complaints of severe colds
and sore throats, principally among the
smaller children. In the primary GLASS OF
the public school. presided over by Mrs.
]. N. Hill. the average attendance until
recently has bsen about fifty. During the
week just closed IL has fallen to eighteen.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church