Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-06-20
HOME AND COAST.
Waters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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Vim. Zadow returned home from Grass
valley, Cal. Thursday.
Read Mrs. Henry Mau's advertisement
ryor Sale" in to.dsy's issue.
I'D. Page add his wi sons left for
uo, Creek Tuesday morning.
virginia City was favored with two slight
shocks of earthquake Saturday.
The usual religious services will be held
:, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
supt. Read Of the Diamond mine ar
,,,ed from Salt Lake on Thursdays train
G. s. Bstchelder and his con Harold
.,,ived home from Oakland, CAL, Thurs
day.
Eureka Lodge No. 16. F. Il A. NJ, meets
,bis Saturday evening ct z. o'clock
sharp.
Wm.H. Wainwright Of Newark, who has
h.s, in town during the week left for home
Wednesday.
/ II. Hoegh will act as the agent here
n Mrs, Henry Msu during her absence
from Eureka.
p.s, Chancellor A. Z. Kaye has been
.nnoipted D. d, G.. O. for Beatiic Lodge
No K. Of p.
Roy Ms.hewson OF Hamilton came in
from the west Saturday and departed for
home Monday.
As will be seen by notice under "New
To-day" L. NJ. Baum has reopened his
hotel 81 Palissde.
The Reno Tribune says g Justice OF the
Peace in washoe county lately granted 9
woman q divorce.
The census OF London, just taken. shows
population Of All All. an increase Of
200, 52s since 1891.
Alfred Chartz has been retained TO settle
ths estate Of the late Richard Kirman. in
stead Of Judge Mack.
Yves. Lambert, who has been visiting
in San Francisco for the past three weeks,
arrived here Saturday.
Baseball clubs have been organized in
several Nevada towns to compete IN the
Examiner coast tournament.
Andrew Jackson Of the Jackson House.
Who has been in California for the last six
weeks. returned here Tuesday.
Thieves entered the Asylum grounds
nigh, before last and stole several hundred
cabbage plants.-Reno Journal.
The lsses, New York quotation Of silver
is6sSc; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
81 97h; New York Brokers. 50 30.
Owing 10 the unusual number OF retire
menis there are positions in the navy for
every one Of this years graduates at An
nspOlis.
Miss Katie McElroy and her sister Lucy
departed on Wednesdays train for San
Francisco, where they will spend the Sum-
mer vacation.
The Reno Journal OF Wednesday says:
Jake Nathan OF winnemuccs expects to
load q six.horse team for DeLamar and go
there to live.
Buttermilk will remove tan II applied In
time. The acid Is supposed to neutralize
the sunburn, aud I'll" fst or oily substance
70 heal the skin.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Misc
Nellie /. Reid. for g copy Of the pro-
gramme of the commencement exercises
OF the Eureka High School.
r. Z. shannon. who has been operating
10 Newark Mining District for the past few
months, left for the east, accompanied by
his wife. last Wednesday morning.
Motto Of q Portland temperance reform
club: 1--WE bend the knee but not the el-
bow" This Ia supposed to refer TO q dex-
ferrous habit OF drinking ont Of . bung.
Ralph W. Trsvers. who has been attend
Ing school at the Nevada State University
the past year and a half. and graduated
at that institution this term. arrived home
Saturday.
How 10 this fer protection? New Zealand
has imposed q tax OF $3.50 on commercial
travellers from other countries, aud . PEN
atty OF 800 q day for every days failure
TO pay.
Frank Lochman. q student In the Ne.
vada State University. returned TO Eureka
Saturday. He will again return 10 resume
his studies when the University opens In
September.
The long session of the Fifty-fourth Con.
eress 10 ended, The short or final session
will begin on the first Monday Of next
December snd end on the Sd Of March
following.
Two new scholarships will be offered for
University students next year. j.. o..
stubbs has offered one OF 500 and the
Alumni Association $50 for the Freshman
slass alone.
Awoman named Thomas attempted to
drown herself and an eleven-year-old
child Al Reno Sunday evening by jumping
into the Truokee river. They we're both
rescued by q man named Barber at the
risk OF his own life.
We learn that W. r. Norris. who was
sent to the Asylum at Reno from Nye
county, 10 now in Wisconsin. Mr.. Norris
had improved so much mentally that his
brother cam out and took him home TO