Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-05-16
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

New 1Oth eh
The x rays may prove the new woman
hss q marble heart.
wm. wainwright OF Newark Valley was in
AVN last Wednesday.
T.. A. Merritt returned home from Cali
,orpls on Wednesday last.
See advertisement OF watch lost, under
Aha head Of New To-day"
woman has been unesrthed In London
xbo has killed over SOC babies.
Hank Knigh. and Frank Henderson re-
,urped Tuesday from DeLamsr.
The "two-step" dance will be intro
auced at the soiree this evening.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
n. C. Bunner, editor OF Puck, died on
,bs nth inst. ct HE home in Neuilly, New
Jersey.
DR.. Salmon, the Oldest Free Mason in
.be world. died In London on the 18th
,ns.. BE was log years old.
John Erickson and Mrs. p. McElroy,
accompanied by her son Walter, arrived
from DeLamsr last Saturday.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
,ss7sc; Lead-New York Metal Exchange,
a O5; New York Brokers. 50 05.
A pos,oHice has been established at San
Antonio, Nye county, Nevada, and Mrs.
Fl.ie M. Court has been appointed post
mistress.
Joseph Stanton. brother Of Patrick
Stanton, deceased, came up from San
Francisco Thursday and returned the fol-
loving morning.
Cripple Greek pluckily %oun that
abe is able to take care OF the fire sufferers
and tina. the offers Of relief from outside
are unnecessary.
The Independent says there is 3 ripple
Of excitement in Elko caused by 8 report
that gold bad been discovered three miles
north Of that town.
Mining assessments becoming delin-
ouent this month amount to sl02. $40, Of
which SIS. 900 is for California, and $751;
$40 for Nevada mines.
A citizen Of Biddeford, Maine, who
failed 10 be elected Mayor Of the town at q
recent election, has accepted the janitor-
ship Of the city building.
Er.Lieutenaut Governor James A. John.
son, formerly q Democratic politician and
well known %,hroughou, California. died on
the llth inst. In San Francisco.
Jason Burlingame. former guard at the
State Prison, has taken Mr.. Hills place Is
jsnitor Of the Capitol and the latter has
taken che formers place a. the prison.
The Bsveille OF the 9th inst. says: After
holding q term OF cour. In Austin Judge
A. L. Fitzgerald departed for San Fran
cisco on Wednesday TO visit his family.
st. James Episcopal Sunday school
wishes 10 thank Mr.. james Wilson for his
kindness In lending his organ for use at
their entertainment last Sunday evening.
II. A. Lennon OF The Carson News. and
Miss Hedley K. French Of Carson, were
married on the 9th inst. at the residence
Of the brides parents by the Rev. F. L.
Nash.
The Journal says 9 fine, fat colt was
killed and sold 10 the people Of Reno as
veal within the past few days. and that
who par.ook Of II pronounced II
good veal.
DR.. B. J. Powell returned Thursday
rom Newark Valley. whers he attended
Hancock, who was seriously III with
Mr.. Hancock was better
whsn the doctor left.
Reno Journal A Republican State Con.
with only Ave delegates from the
counties east Of wasboe indicates how the
laik-silver-snd-vote-gold spoilsmen are
appreciated In Nevada.
The seven sheep-shsarers who have been
engaged during the pas. two weeks in
shsaring the Wheeler Bros. sheep, finished
last Saturday and left BY Mondays train
Tor the eastern part OF the State.
Hon. Thomas Wren In a communication
10 the Reno Journal warns the rank and
OF the Silver party against the man
ipula.ors." and says proxies are already
being solicited for some purpose.
Mrs. William Sampson and children ar
rived here last Saturday from . "trip to
South Africa and England. Mr.. Sampson
accompanied his family as far west ~ og-
den. where he switched of for . visit TO
the mines Of DeLamar, Idaho.
The rumor that Hon. John Torres visit
here at this time was for the purpose OF
taking 9 hand 10 the coming school cleo
tion. 10 without foundation. The gentle
man Is now out OF politics, and is at pres
emit following the business Of g soliciting
vine merchant.
The Phoebe correspondent OF the Della
mar Lode writes that paper as follows (:
Several parties are here negotiating for
the purchase OF the railroad grade built a
few years ago by the U. P. Company in
shis county. Indications are favorable now
Tor q railroad In our county.
Mrs. Nellie Lammon, wife OF George l.
Lammon. the well-known merchant, died
as her home In Virginia City on the 11th
Inst. OF heart failure. She had been AZ