Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-04-25
HOME AND COAST.
s.ttsrs Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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10 reported that there are several cases
A. csrls, fever in CAriin.
Mckinley Is SO years old, Reed 81. Gull
tam 81. Allison 67 and Morton ~.
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
,..mong the probabilities Of the saith Con.
grsss.
Eureka Lodge No. 16. f. d A. NJ, meets
.b;s Saturday evening ct ~ O'Clock
sharp.
p. r, Mcbride. after . years absence ct
Monterey, Mexico, returned home last
Tuesday.
The State Fair Of Sacramento this year
vIll occupy three weeks, instead Of two. as
formerly.
The fire in the Hope. Montana, mine IL
~s,tineuished. The seven imprisoned min
srs are dead.
The closing OF the Eureka mill, on the
Carson river, throws about 80 men out Of
employment.
Mrs. Ernest Man and children left last
Tuesday for San Francisco. where she will
reside in the future.
Several snowstorms occurred here the
frat Of the week. For the past two days
high winds prevailed.
A meeting Of the Eureka Social Club
v,l be held ss their hall to-morrow Sun
day. at / o'clock P. N.
Tbe receipts OF the Eureka postoffice for
money orders alone pm Tuesday last
amounted TO 81 ,06O 40.
Mrs. Henry Rives and her daughter Lu.
ellie returned Thursday from a two weeks
visit at Salt Lake City.
II is believed that the present number OF
stamps in operation in California sggre-
gates . little over 1000.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
b67ac; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
So O5; New York Brokers. 81 90.
Supreme Judge Belknsp administered
the oath OF Office to Governor Sadler ct
Carson on Thursday Of last week.
This is about the time when the busy
housewife will show her better half how TO
beat carpets, carry out stoves. etc.
The Carson Appeal says Gov. sadler is
looking about for . suitable residence that
be may bring his family to that city.
B.. Berg returned Wednesday from De-
Lamar. lie reports business lively down
there, and thinks Il Ia a good camp.
Arbor day passed off very quietly here.
The public school was closed and many OF
the scholars devoted tie day to tree-plant-
ing.
The drsi number Of the Daily Nevada
Tribune is 81 hand. II 10 published every
morning In Reno and Is independent in
politics.
We hear q great deal OF talk about the
fifty cent silver dollar" but we have
never seen one yet. Where are they to be
hsdf -Ex.
The men who are at present making
money in mining in California are more
numerous than those making money in
anything else.
The first lsdy's wheel to arrive In Eureka
reached here lsst Tuesday. II Is a Cleve-
land. and will be introduced here by Mrs.
@. 8. Bachelor.
Governor Sadlsr has retained W. T..
Hsnford as his Private Secretary. This
will doubtless meet with general satisfac-
ton throughout the State.
The second trial OF John T. Jones, the
sx-Assistant Meter and ReAner OF the Car
ION Mint. was commenced In the United
States District Cour, last Monday.
N. Karsky has purchased the two-story
brick building at the oorner Of Main aud
CLARK streets, known &c the Dunkle prop
ssty. We did not learn the price paid for
u.
O. ". Patterson, editor OF the Yering.on
Rustlsr. one OF the members OF the Press
excursion. 10 reported very i'll
at Los Angeles. being threatened with
Governor sadler reports that there have
been seven applicants for the position Of
Lsutensnt Governor. This simply illus
trates how hard up some people are In Ne
vads for . Job.
According 10 sdvicss received from the
Nevada Press Association In California,
the members and friends are having q glo.
rlous time and have been royalty enter.
tanned everywhere on their journey.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell and her daughter.
Miss Katie. OF the ~. d. Ranch" left
Friday Of last week for 3 trip East. Miss
Katie will probably remain Gil Summer
Waiting relatives at Dubuque. Iowa.
The yearly wages Of q Chicago Alder
man are $3.50. One Of the new members
elected las. week admits that his fight cost
MIN 10000. which fact Is causing some
comment in the city by the lake side.
To enjoy the benefits OF State legislation
Utah mining companies are informed by
the Secretary Of State it will be necessary in
eaen case TO pay him IS, which, under the
circumstances, seems reasonably dear.
ID. II. Holmes. the notorious murderer.
was baptized and received into the Cath
OHIO Clureh laat waak In Dhsladalphia