Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-08-29
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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John Cassidy Of Newark Valley was in
town Thursday.
The State University will open on Tues
day, September /.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer Of Hamilton Wis
tied here this week.
The Western Unions new tariff rates go
into effect September L.
Read Mrs. 1. M. Robertson's ad. under
,be head Of New To-Day"
Now is the time to register and avoid
,be rush that will occur later on.
J.. B. Simpson, OF Ely. White Pine, was
IN town q couple Of days this week.
The usual religious services will be held
a, sbe Catholic Church tomorrow.
sups. Read OF the Diamond mine came
over from Salt Lake on Wednesdays train.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
Ia 6eAc; Lead-New York Brokers. 50 80.
Joe Meister. q mining man from Newark.
VAS here on business the fret Of the week.
"a. Johns Chapter No. 5. r. A. M,
meets this Saturday. evening at 7:3o
O'Clock.
Hon. NJ. G. Foster returned from San
Francisco last Saturday, much improved
in health.
IA is said W. A. Massey Of Elko will re-
ceiye the Silver party nomination for Su-
preme Judge.
There will be & regular meeting Of Eu-
reks Commandery No. 2, K. T., this even.
ingst7k O'Clock.
Hon. Thomas Wren and Hon. Henry
Riyes came in from Ely. White Pine
county, yesterday morning.
Josh Tingley and Dave Mclean came
In from Currant Greek last Saturday, and
returned TO the land Of good apples on
Monday.
There are several cases OF scarlatina In
town. and rs the disease is contagious par
ents should be careful to use all means 10
prevent Its further spread.
The second annual meeting Of the
Nevada Press Association will be held in
Reno. Nevada, on Wednesday. September
%, 1896. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Al Clayton and wife came up from Al
phs Tuesday. Mrs. Clayton will visit her
mother, Mrs. ~Boomhower, Q short time,
and Mr.. Clayton returned TO the ranch
Wednesday.
DeLamar Lode, Aug. II: A large num-
Der OF people have left here the past week
for Phoebe and other places with the hope
Of shaking off the prevailing fever. We
hope they will do so.
T. W. Griffin, representing the Sacrs-
nenso Bee. arrived Wednesday. Mr..
Griffin Ia soliciting subscriptions for the
Bee, which is Q stsuncb silver paper. and
deserves we'll at the hands OF our people.
Messrs. Sam Jones, W. 8. James aud A.
o.. Kyle. Comstock mining men. returned
Thursday from Ely. White Pine county,
where they examined some mining prop
critics. on which they will probably report
favorably.
State Printer McCsrty has just issued
copies OF the election laws and the report
on the recent Teachers Institute, copies OF
which he has sent to the SENTINEL. The
pamphlets are in the usual fine style Of
work Mr.. McCarty turns out.
j. d. Page OF Hot Greek, Nye county,
arrived in Eureka last Saturday with his
two sons, who left on Mondays train for
Berkeley, California. where they will at
Q another term Of school ct the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum at that place. Mr..
Page returned TO Hot Greek Tuesday.
The only excitement noticeable on the
day OF the primary election was caused by
the runaway team OF Moritz Mayer. which
tore down Main street and took the whole
OF the street 70 do II In, causing a lively
scattering for the while. The team was
finally stopped on Buell. street. with no.
damage done besides q few broken straps
Indian summer has been creeping upon
as during the week. This IL the most
beautiful time Of the year in our western
country. Old SOILS rays are softened by
the haziness OF the atmosphere, and just
before dropping below the horizon. only a
dull glimmering light comes through the
growing mist, and soon the shadows OF
twilight close a day OF singular quiet and
beauty.
The eleventh annual exhibition OF the
Nevada State Fair is advertised In this is
sue, under the head OF New To-Day"
The programme Is q full. varied and inter
esting one. consisting Of displays OF sgri-
cultural products. pony, bicycle and horse
races. Indian football games. war dance,
"A Night on the Truckee." and other
events Of interest, Arrangements have
been made for low rates on ell railroads,
and the Fair should be we'll attended.
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