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

A foot Of snow fell here last Tuesday.
T.. II. Hoegh has been appointed Deputy
Assessor.
Mrs. @. A. Corenke left last Sunday for
DeLsmsr.
Attend the soiree at the Opera Houss
This evening.
Father Kennedy returned last Saturday
from . visit 81 Salt Lake City.
The election for School Trustees will take
olsce two weeks from Monday next.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
John Gable Of Ruby Hill is confined to
Mia bed, threatened with pneumonia.
The losses are greater ct Cripple Greek
than was ct FRS, supposed. There is much
distress.
Ex-senator John Tore arrived here last
Thursday from California, where be spen,
the Winter.
George Buchanan and daughter. Miss
Georgia, we're up from Mineral Hill dur
ing the week.
Toe Meister came In from Newark Valley
on Thursday. He reports the mines In
that locslity o. looking we'll.
Governor sadler left last Monday for the
C.pitsI. He Is expected 70 return here
the latter part Of next week.
James Morrison and his two children.
NJ Antelope Valley. visited Eureka the first
OF the week. and left for home Wednesday.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
n6shc; Lssd-New York Metal Exchange.
s. O9s; New York Brokers. So.
Amos Plummer and Joe Flynn Of Mine
raj Hill. made . flying trip TO Eureka last
Wednesday and returned home the follow
Ing day.
Il 10 reported that the bondsmen Of John
It. Jones, when he was Assistant Meter
and Rsiner. will have to pay s. 900 to the
Government.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Wstiles. Of Fish
Lake Valley. Nye county. spent several
days here last week. They returned home
on the 5th instant.
A big strike has been made 10 the Bruins.
wick lode near Virginia City. There 10
said 10 be 9 large body OF ore which assays
from si3 TO $3.50 per ton.
Miss Tillie Davis, Of ~Carbonsdo. Wash
ing.on, arrived here Thursday. The young
lady u the sister Of Mrs. George II. Null
Inns, whose guest she will be during her
stay here.
A. K. P. Harmon, q California pioneer.
and q prominent figure for many years In
mining and banking corporations. died al
his homs in Oakland. CAL, on the 30th
ult.. aged rs years.
Miss Minnie L. Mau returned home the
first Of the week from Antelope Valley.
whore she has been teaching, the term OF
school In tina, district. having closed on
Friday Of last week.
John C~svansugh, formerly Of Ruby Hill,
is reported TO have had one OF his hands
badly crushed In the mill at DeLamar. II
10 thought Amputstion OF the four fingers
Of the injured hand will be necessary.
II will be seen by advertisement under
the head Of New To-day" tina. the Co
heretofore existing between R.
J. Reid and Fred letter. In the black
smithing business. has been dissolved.
Messrs. Ford q Merritt finished shear
Ing their sheep ct Elko last week. Mr..
Ford and his crew OF men, who left here
with him. returned the irss Of the week.
Most OF their sheep are now back on the
homo ranges.
The following Past Chanoellors Of the
Knights Of Pythias were elected on the LIST
inst. to attend the Grand Lodge ct Whine.
on the lith Of June next r. Sad
R. N. Beatty. W. 8. Beard. W. zsdow,
n. sohselins and A. E. Kaye.
Decoration Day will be observed In Eu-
rska on the 30th inst. The Star Band has
volunteered its services. The celebration
will be given under the auspices Of the I.
o. o. F. Of this place. All the societies,
department. and school child rem are
Invited to take part In the ceremonies.
Isn's IL In order for the Board Of County
Commissioners to pass IN ordinance re-
curing bicycles 10 be held at PAlisads
until the Summer fairly opens2 Every
bicycle that has arrived here recently has
brought . snowstorm. and Father Ksnns-
dy's new Rambler has not departed from
ths general rule.
From . letter received here Thursday
from San Francisco. the SENTINEL learns
that Henry Eaton. who left here . few
weeks g for the purpose OF having an
operation performed for the removal Of .
cataract from each Of his eyes. has had one
Of the oatarActs successfully treated and
has regained his sight. Mr.. Eaton has
been blind for over three years.
correspondent Of the Phoebe Record.
writing from DeLsmar, says: New arri-
walls continue to come in. We are inclined
10 think that unless they come for the pur-
pose Of opening mp some of the claims,
which only need muscle and capital. they
have coms to Q poor field, for there are
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